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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1980

Page

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Wholesale Price Rise Smallest In 11 Months

April wholesale prices rose 0.5 percent the smallest gain in 11 months as food prices fell 2.8 percent. Overall producer prices cooled from March and February gains while energy costs edged higher. Gasoline up 4.3 percent. housing and car sectors showed mixed movement amid a looming recession and rising unemployment.

Washington Labor Department U.S

Ship Rams Sunshine Skyway Bridge In Florida Crash

A 574 foot cargo ship struck the Sunshine Skyway Bridge in St. Petersburg causing a section to fail and sending a Greyhound bus with 23 aboard into Tampa Bay. Two dead and a survivor were reported. Coast Guard initially feared 90 drowned. Greyhound says 22 passengers plus driver were aboard. In separate action, Congress moved to prevent food stamp funding lapse by approving an extra $6 billion over two years.

ST. Petersburg Fla Sunshine Skyway Greyhound Tampa Bay Coast Guard Paul Scotti Robert Rodriguez Washington Congress House

Recession warning from private economists at Spring Business Council meeting

Executives from major U S firms warn of a recession this year as severe as postwar periods except 1974 75. The outlook is more pessimistic than the Carter administration forecast and the Council briefing highlights potential economic stress.

Hot Springs United States Business Council

Building name hype bugs Mayor Weeks with mistaken calls

Mayor H O Weeks says residents frequently call to ask if he is still open because they think the H O Weeks Activities Center is a business. The confusion shows how a named building can spark incessant inquiries.

H.O. Weeks

Kennedy Named Lower Savannah Outstanding Older American

Dr Finley A Kennedy of Aiken honored as Lower Savannah Region Outstanding Older American after earlier win in February for Aiken County. He served 50 years in medicine, led Aiken County Hospital 1953 1962 and remains active with Rural Health Services. Kennedy credited older Americans with loyalty and reciprocity and reflected on his long career from 1931 onward.

Finley A. Kennedy Lower Savannah Aiken County Kennedy Forest L. Kirby Aiken County Hospital Jefferson Medical University Philadelphia Aiken County Medical Society United Way Foundation Aiken Rotary Club Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce Hitchock Rehabilitation Center Alston Wilkes Society St. John’s United Methodist Church Salvation Army Democratic Party Chicago Emma Whitson

Myrtie Cushman Wins State Postmaster of the Year

Warrenville postmaster Myrtie Cushman is named South Carolina Postmaster of the Year earning the Olin D. Johnston Award in Columbia. She began as acting postmaster in 1967 and was appointed in 1970, serving 1,300 residents and balancing the office budget.

Warrenville Myrtie Cushman South Carolina Cushman Olin D. Johnston National Association of Postmasters of the U.S Columbia New Postal Service Administration Aiken County NAPUS Blanche Carter S.C Thomas Bob USC Steifeltown Baptist Church Graniteville

Nixon Criticizes Carter On Hostages In Iran Interview

Former President Richard M. Nixon calls President Carter ineffective and says his emphasis on hostage safety invites blackmail in an ABC 20 20 interview. Nixon would not return to politics but predicts Carter and Reagan will seek their party nominations in 1980.

Washington Richard M. Nixon Carter Iran Nixon United States Japan France Germany Great Britain Barbara Walters Ronald Reagan Edward M. Kennedy George Bush

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