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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1979

Page

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More Juvenile Arrests Being Made in County Program

Aiken County's combined juvenile officer Lt Jim Herzog and adult investigator Lt Paul Legrow form a team to curb rising juvenile crimes. March totals show 123 cases with 93 defendants as officers credit the joint effort for solving vandalism and break ins.

Aiken County Paul D. Grant Frank T. Galardi Galardi Royal Langley Bath Graniteville Herzog

Plant Officials Await NRC Report On Three Mile Island Leak

Savannah River Plant officials say they will comment only after an official NRC finding on yesterday’s nuclear steam leak at Three Mile Island in Harrisburg Pa. James M Gaver of the Energy Department notes SRP reactors differ as they are production reactors for weapons materials and operate at normal atmospheric pressure.

Nuclear Regulatory Commission Three Mile Island Harrisburg Savannah River James M. Gaver Department of Energy Public Information Office NRC SRP Gaver

Carter Signals Energy Blueprint Move To Lift Oil Price Controls

President Carter plans a new energy blueprint and aims to lift price controls on domestically produced crude oil. He met with congressional leaders and aides, with senators noting possible tax questions and urging clear action. The administration ramps up consultations ahead of a June decision window and a September price-control expiry.

Washington Carter Congress White House Charles Percy Illinois Pete Domenici New Mexico Domenici Capitol Hill Treasury W. Michael Blumenthal James T. McIntyre Jr Stuart Eizenstat Senate Robert C. Byrd Jody Powell U.S

Allocations Shrink as Distributors Report Shortages

Aiken oil distributors announce tighter April allocations and rising prices amid shortages. Joe Kneece of Aiken Oil reports a fuel oil shortage with restock unlikely before the weekend. Malcolm Dailey says Texaco allocations drop to 85 percent. Dailey cites no shortages but expects price increases. John Epps awaits Shell April word after a 95 percent March allocation and notes two one cent increases in March.

Aiken Oil Joe Kneece Aiken Oil Company Gulf Products Kneece Malcolm Dailey Dailey Oil Company Texaco Dailey John Epps Johnson Oil Company Shell Oil Epps

Terrie Houston Robinson Shine in First-Year Highlights

Terrie Houston and Robinson post standout first-year performances across multiple sports and activities illustrated in Page IB features. The section covers debuts, local profiles, and early career milestones.

Terrie Houston Robinson

Smith family magazine debuts in Fort Smith Arkansas

The Fort Smith publication features Gladys Smith alias Mary Pickford on its cover and includes a letter declaring there are two kinds of people in the world the Smiths and those who wished they were Smiths. The Laurens Street Philosopher comments on March and warm weather.

Smith Fort Smith Ark Gladys Smith Mary Pickford Smiths

Caring and Love Can Help Keep Youth Out of Trouble

Grady A. Decell director of South Carolina's Department of Youth Services says loving and caring environments help youths avoid drugs and delinquency. He notes peer pressure, school frustration, and neglect as factors and describes Birchwood high school as a place where many youths are four grades behind.

Columbia Grady A. Decell South Carolina Department of Youth Services Decell Youth Services Birchwood Arms of Youth Services Deceit

Move To Fire Greene Denied by Aiken County Chairman

Aiken County Council chair Carrol H. Warner denied any move to fire County Administrator L C Greene. He said there was no vote or action by council and that rumors are malicious gossip. The council plans to report any executive session actions at the next public meeting.

L.C. Greene Aiken Carrol H. Warner Greene Warner Council Aiken County South Carolina

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