Democrats File for June Primaries in Aiken County
Democrats filed nine candidates for the June primaries in Aiken County including Rep. Thomas Huff for House 83, George McCormick for sheriff, and LaVana McKenzie for County Council Seat 3. Huff seeks re election since 1979, McCormick pursues sheriff again after 1980, while McKenzie, a reading coordinator for the school system, runs for the first time. Filing ends March 30, with three Republicans also qualified.
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Thomas Huff
George McCormick
LaVana McKenzie
Huff
North Augusta High School
University of South Carolna School of Law
McCormick
Aiken County
Ralph Gunnells
Jack Atkinson
Raymond A
Sonny Boy) Holley
Eugene Clark
Revival brings the twist to southern dance floors
Oklahoma dancer Carolyn Cloe, now in Aiken, adds the shag to her country and western repertoire and notes a surge of twist dancing since moving south last fall. Her observation highlights growing popularity of the 1960s dance form among locals.
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Carolyn Cloe
Aiken
South
Aiken Hunt Meet Opens Gates At 10 A.M. In 18th Renewal
The 18th Aiken Hunt Meet at Clark Field features seven races with a $20,000 steeplechase purse. Gates open at 10 a.m. and post time is 1:30 p.m. The Dixie Circuit event includes flat turf races and jumps, with proceeds supporting speech and hearing research at Hitchcock Center.
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Aiken Hunt
Clark Field
Railside
Aiken Sertoma Club
Aiken Steeplechase Association
Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Aiken Drug
Woodruff
AIKEN
Aiken County Shrine Club
Leminick Pharmacy
Whitney Field
Hunt Meet Association
Ireland
Powderhouse Road
Audubon Drive
Aiken Mile
Banks Mill Road
Sertoma Club
Hitchcock Center
Jack M. Seabrook
Salem
N.J
Toronto
Canada
Greater Aiken
Woodruff Drug
Inflation Signals Stability Amid Mixed Price Moves
Prices for fuel oil led a 6.9 percent rise with gasoline easing 1.5 percent for the fifth straight month. Analysts expect 1964 inflation near 5 percent as economists Outs report inflation under control. Durable goods orders fell 1.2 percent in February while money supply rose, and unemployment benefits held steady mid March. Money-market funds reached $171.2 billion, highest in 10 months.
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David Wyss
Data Resources Inc
Lexington
Mass
Donald Ratajczak
Georgia State University
Commerce Department
Federal Reserve
Jeffrey Leeds
Chemical Bank
New York
David Berson
Wharton Econometrics
Labor Department
Investment Company Institute
Jackson council meets tonight on police overtime crisis
Jackson council scheduled an emergency meeting at 6 p.m. to address a police overtime dispute that left the town with no police protection until Sunday. Chief John Harman and Officer Robert Snyder were sent home after reaching 56 overtime hours, prompting concerns from residents and a scramble to secure sheriff and school system aid.
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Jackson
Charles Street
Fred Darnell
John Harman
Robert Snyder
Dennis Boring
Darnell
Snyder
Harman
Robert Funk
Aiken County
W. Ralph Gunnells
Sheriff's Department
S.C. 125
New Orleans
Houndslake Plans Expansion With Ballroom and Guest Rooms
Houndslake Country Club announces expansion including a 900-seat ballroom on the lower level, new cabana style guest rooms separate from the clubhouse, soundproofed meeting rooms with AV gear, a grill room, terrace, expanded parking, and upgraded food service. The project aims to run alongside current operations. Club opened 1974 and gained a 9-hole addition in 1980. Robert E. Gunnels Jr. states construction will minimize disruption.
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Houndslake Country Club
Robert E. Gunnels Jr
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