27 Mar 1980
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1980
Page
1
The Census Bureau explains that the long form adds 20 personal and 26 housing questions while the short form covers 19 items. The process aims to build a national statistical profile with no individual data released, and duties stem from the Constitution.
The Senate prepared for a final vote on a 227.7 billion windfall tax on the oil industry a cornerstone of Carter energy policy. Opponents urged delays by sending the bill to Appropriations for revenue allocation study and to Finance for hearings on effects on oil production.
Patrick E Guysinger of Conway Michigan faced extradition on charges of conspiracy to transport illegal drugs after a Cessna 180 aircraft linked to a marijuana transport was seized in Aiken County. Authorities sought to identify the pilot, who fled Monday night. The plane had been tailed from Miami by a U S Customs plane and landed at Bush Field before Guysinger was arrested in Augusta. The county aims to retain the aircraft for law enforcement use.
The Aiken Horse Show scheduled for Sunday at Hitchcock Woods Horse Show Grounds is postponed due to weather. Plans to reschedule have not been set, coordinator Beth Sauerborn said.
A East Aiken Elementary student toured Aiken Community Hospital with her father and noted the hospital’s pharmacy or medicine room. Meanwhile Lillie Belle Scott and her granddaughter Sherese Corley, 6, enjoy a misty Tuesday afternoon looking for worms to go fishing.
Dr. Michael DeBakey arrived in Cairo to operate on the Shah and remove his cancerous spleen. Iran delays second round elections and hostage fate until the summer as vote fraud probes unfold.
William Clyburn a Democrat and principal of Aiken Elementary School filed yesterday to seek a seat on the Aiken County Council. The filing window closes Sunday at noon with party-specific fees and multiple county offices up for election including four council seats.
Off duty carriers and union members from outside Aiken held an informational picket at the post office to air grievances. They cite insufficient personnel long hours without days off and unresponsive management while Postmaster Farrell Rodgers and union steward Broadus Padgett dispute routing changes and overtime, noting six day weeks for many workers.
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