Kennedy Struggles for NYC Jewish Vote in Tight Primary
In New York the Kennedy campaign loses ground amid anger over the U.N. vote condemning Israeli settlements. Carter holds broad Jewish support despite criticism, with polls showing Carter leading Kennedy 51 to 41 among Jews yet short of overall margin.
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New York
Carter
Edward M. Kennedy
United Nations
Kennedy
U.N
Walter Mondale
Young Israel
Israel
Mondale
Tion
Mark Siegel
Manhattan
Lou Harris
New York Daily News
Malcolm Henlein
Hostage Trials Threatened in Iran Over Embassy Siege
Iran intransigence threatens to put the 50 U S Embassy hostages on trial for espionage when Parliament opens in mid April. Ayatollah Khalkhali said those found guilty would be jailed as negotiations over the Shah’s extradition continue in Cairo and Tripoli.
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Rome
Egypt
Tehran
Ayatollah Sadegh Khalkhali
Khalkhali
Shah
Tripoli
Libya
U.S
Iran
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Cairo
Panama
Pahlavi
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Carter
Advertising Awards Won by Aiken Standard Department
The Aiken Standard advertising department won two awards at a Mid-Atlantic Advertising Executives Association meeting in Columbia. It earned third prize in the special section for 1979 edition Where the Horse Is King, among papers under 30 000 in five states. It also won second prize for rate cards based on design clarity information and originality.
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The
Aiken Standard
Mid-Atlantic Advertising Executives Association
Columbia
Town News Oddities And Local Council Notes
A grandmother jokes about kindergarten as a child responds with literal thinking about schooling. John Harte's horse Loophole charges into a relay at a steeplechase then continues toward New Ellenton after the finish. Clyde Carter attends North Augusta council and offers to copy and sell the meeting tape when the city recorder breaks.
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John Harte
Loophole
New Ellenton
North Augusta
Clyde Carter
Carter
Fire destroys two Washington Park Police Drill Team vans
The FBI and Aiken Public Safety investigate a Saturday night fire that damaged two Washington Park Police Drill Team horse transport vans, causing about 30000 dollars in damage. Three suspects seen leaving the Ramada Inn are being sought, arson suspected, no injuries reported. The eight man drill team was in Aiken for the Steeplechase and Hunt Meet and horses were safe at the nearby stables.
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FBI
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Washington Park
Ramada Inn
Richland Avenue
Denny Sarah
Aiken
Sarah
Three Democrats File For Aiken County Offices
Thomas L. Moore seeks the State Senate district 8 seat held by retiring Republican Gilbert E. McMillan. Moore, from Clearwater, serves on medical affairs and children committees and leads church and Jaycees roles. Filing for Moore’s House seat is William H. Jones of Clearwater, owner of Billy Jones Service Station and Clearwater Motors. A third candidate, Edward Ed Yarbrough, 49, files for sheriff. Yarbrough has 30 years in law enforcement and 8 years with the county sheriff.
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Aiken County
Thomas L. Moore
House of Representatives
Senate
Gilbert E. McMillan
Moore
Clearwater
House
Clearwater Baptist Church
Langley- Bath-Clearwater Jay
Clearwater Motors
Pine Grove Baptist Church
Bath
Masonic Lodge
The
Valley Public Service Authority
Jones
Sara
Edward
Ed) Yarbrough
Yarbrough
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R.P. von Beudingen
Ren
Scott Hunter
Erma Bombeck
Aiken Today
Dear Abby
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Elizabeth Harrington
Edward Yarbrough
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