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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1980

Page

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Prices Up 1.4 Percent In February Inflation Surges

Washington AP reports consumer prices rose 1.4 percent in February matching January gains. Energy and mortgage costs drive the surge with economists predicting no relief before midyear. The annual rate could reach about 18 percent if February trends continue. Patrick Jackman of the Labor Department cautions energy and mortgage costs likely to keep rising.

Washington Labor Department Patrick Jackman

Kennedy sees possible upset in New York primary

New Yorkers voted in a wealthy presidential contest as Senator Edward M. Kennedy claimed a potential upset against President Carter though he said defeat would not end his bid. Ronald Reagan led the Republican field with George Bush campaigning in Connecticut to reduce Reagan’s advantage. In New York Democrats faced 282 nominating votes across 39 districts, California remaining the top delegate prize with 306.

New York Edward M. Kennedy Carter Ronald Reagan Connecticut U.N George Bush Bush Reagan Kennedy California

Shah's Escape Triggers Iranian Fury Over Hostage Talks

Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh warned the shah's move to Egypt complicates hostage negotiations as thousands surround the U S Embassy in Tehran. He called the transfer a moral victory for Iran but said Iran will not seek the shah from Egypt, urging continued pressure on the United States and Sadat.

Associated Press Egypt Sadegh Ghotbzadeh U.S Ghotbzadeh Tehran Panama Iran Anwar Sadat Israel United States Revolutionary Council Sadat Shah

Balloon note links school to Rotary fundraiser surprise

C T Coleman returned a banner to the Vas Legas Rotary Club and a Rotarian quipped that was all he brought. Bertha Caudle found a balloon and a note in her yard from Tony Brown, a student at Euharlee Early Childhood Center, asking the finder to write the student as part of a Weekly Reader Balloon Launch Program.

C. T. Coleman Vas Legas Bertha Caudle Tony Brown Euharlee Early Childhood Center Euharlee

Pot Plane Down Near Aiken. Pilot Sought in Marijuana Run

Authorities hunted for the pilot of a single engine Cessna 180 carrying eight bales of marijuana that landed in a soybean field near Aiken. The plane's cargo weighs 400 to 500 pounds with an estimated street value of up to 150000 dollars.

Aiken Aiken County Sheriff's Department US Customs Service Augusta Thurmond Whatley

New Approach Needed as Aiken Auditor Resigns

Joe W. Dunkin said he resigned as Aiken County auditor citing a need for a fresh approach. He admitted creating bookkeeping procedures for several departments but defended his ethics. A new auditor could spot shortcomings and offer reforms while Dunkin faced subtle pressure from county employees.

Joe W. Dunkin Aiken County Dunkin Certified Public Accountant

Aiken Council Tackles Entrance Beautification and Zoning

City Manager Windham reported ongoing complaints about U S 1 N in Aiken with eyesores along the entrance. Council considered tougher junk yard rules, reviewed ordinances, and discussed enforcement limits while approving park and plant improvements and water system upgrades.

Aiken Roland H. Windham M.R. Daly Alfred St U.S. 1 N Daly York Street Hampton Avenue Stephen K. Surasky Aiken-Verenes Shaws Creek Pine Long Road

Five More Candidates File for Local and State Seats

Five candidates enter the race including incumbent Registrar Virginia R. Ergle seeking a second term. Fellow contenders include C Julian Dunbar Bobby D. Kelly Jr. Scott Derrick Terry McMillan and Robert O Cooper. Dunbar targets District 8 state senate with prior House service and long highway patrol career.

Messe Virginia R. Ergle C. Julian Dunbar Bobby D. Kelly Jr Scott Derrick Terry McMillan Robert O. Cooper Ergle RMC Gilbert E. McMillan Dunbar House of Representatives Allendale County South Carolina Highway Patrol General Blue Cross-Blue Shield

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