Deaths in Saluda and New York City area obituaries
Mrs. John C. Turner 52 of Saluda died yesterday in an Augusta hospital. Funeral services tomorrow at 3 p.m. in Clark Bland Funeral Home Chapel Johnston with burial at Mount of Olives Cemetery. Surviving include husband two daughters Brenda Bowles Rochester NY Cathy Seiburg Woodbridge VA two sons Richard A Busbee Ward Daniel S Busbee Saluda six sisters two brothers. Mrs John Fair died Friday in New York City. Funeral arrangements by Peoples Funeral Home. Surviving include husband three sisters Betty Rose Mozelle Hawkins Lona Bell Johnson.
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Saluda
John C
Helen Moore Busbee
Cathy Seiburg
Woodbridge
Richard A. Busbee
Ward
Daniel S Busbee
Bill Clark
Addie Kneece
Ruby Randall
Lottie Browder
Warrenville
Louise Williams
Johnston
Ruth Bush
Graniteville
Ralph Moore
Lucius Moore
Aiken
John
Mary E.) Fair
New York City
Peoples Funeral Home
Fair
Peter Baptist Church
Betty Rose
Mozelle Hawkins
Lona Bell Johnson
North Augusta
Mills May Not Seek Re election
Representative Wilbur D Mills, who has just returned to the House after treatment for alcoholism, says he is inclined not to seek reelection in 1976.
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Mills
Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
Aiken Standard Information Page Note
A historical note lists establishment in 1867 and publication details. It states publication is weekday afternoons except Saturdays and Sundays, with address, mailing box, and ZIP code 29801. It includes AP rights statements and disclaimer on advertising omissions and payments to Aiken Standard-PBM.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Aiken County Pursues 10 New Positions and 3 Patrol Cars
Aiken County Sheriff requests funding for ten new positions including a chief investigator and a line operation captain, three patrol cars, and a 6 percent cost of living raise raising the budget to about 897 598 dollars before overhead. County officials weigh items at a Monday budget hearing with estimates noting potential exceedance over one million dollars.
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Aiken County
Grant
Ralph F. Cullinan
C. H. Hemphill
James A. Donovan
Mayaguez Seizure Spurs Diplomatic Efforts Amid Tense Standoff
The Mayaguez was fired on and seized by a Cambodian gunboat off Cambodia's coast amid U.S. threats of tough action. Ford and Kissinger deem the act piracy and seek recovery through diplomacy with China and other intermediaries. Officials note no crew injuries and discuss international waters claims, while Congress and public opinion split on response options.
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Gulf of Thailand
Mayaguez
Ford
China
United States
Cambodia
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
St. Louis
Congressional
John J. Sparkman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
James L. Buckley
Con
R-N.y
Jacob K. Javits
Rn.y
White House
Ron Nessen
Rock Island
Vietnam
Nessen
Sea-Land Corp
Menlo Park
N.J
Bangkok
Thailand
U.S
Riverside Inn linked to county drug activity in pleadings
Anthaneolos pleaded guilty to selling 91 tablets of a controlled drug for 50 dollars at Riverside Inn near the Georgia Carolina line. Investigator Seigler noted much county drug activity ties to the inn. Peeples discussed closing Riverside Inn if challenged. Other drug cases included Gregg and Eubanks getting one to three years under the Youthful Offenders Act.
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Anthaneolos
Riverside Inn
Peeples
Andy Seigler
Aiken County
William Randy Gregg
James Eubanks
Stephen Lamar Harrelson
Steve Harrelson
Curtis Kendrick
Midlands Center
S.C. Department of Mental Retardation
Kiwanis Tricycle Race Set Tomorrow
The Kiwanis club will hold its tricycle race tomorrow at 3 30 p m starting at Laurens Street and Richland Avenue. Over 100 merchant sponsored entries compete for trophies and ribbons after each heat. The parade planned before the race is canceled due to limited participation.
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Laurens Street
Richland Avenue
Man Charged In Theft Of Rebate Check
James Holden of Aiken was arrested by Aiken City police in connection with the theft of an income tax rebate check. He is charged with theft and forgery by Lt. R. P. Voight and Det. A. L. Whittington.
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James Holden
Rt. 1
Aiken
R. P. Voight
Det
A. L. Whittington
Holden
Smith Pleads Guilty to Voluntary Manslaughter in Sister-in-law's Stabbing
Stanley Smith, 17, pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter for the February stabbing death of Mary M. Hall in her mobile home. He was sentenced to 24 years in prison by Judge Rodney Peeples and will serve at Central Correctional Institution in Columbia. Witnesses testified Smith asked a deputy to be sent after discovering the body and admitted the killing.
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Stanley Smith
Rodney Peeples
General Sessions
Smith
Central Correctional Institution
Columbia
Mary M. Hall
Aiken County
Community Calendar Highlights for North Augusta Area
Today and tomorrow list multiple local group meetings and events. Exchange Club Civil Air Patrol Board of Education New Ellenton Lions St Pauls United Methodist Church Virginia Acres Leavelle McCampbell Aiken County Museum D A R luncheon Senior Citizens Bridge Anti Rabies Clinics Jackson Beech Island Highway Millbrook Bowling Augusta North Augusta Chess Optimist Club Knights of Columbus events.
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Exchange Club of
North Augusta
S&s
Civil Air Patrol
Aiken Air Force Station
Aiken County
Leavelle- McCampbell
St. Bartholomew Episcopal Church
Ramada Inn
Senior Citizens Bridge
Senior Citizens
Thackston’s
Jackson
Beech Island Highway
Millbrook
Augusta
North Augusta Recreation Center
Optimist Club
Knights of Columbus
Spaulding Drive
Shah May Be Pan Am Partner in $300 Million Revival
The Shah of Iran is expected to sign a tentative $300 million deal with Pan American World Airways to revive the airline, with Iran set to acquire about 13 percent of Pan Am stock but not control management. The agreement awaits Civil Aeronautics Board approval after initial talks earlier this year. Pan Am has posted six straight years of losses, including $59 million in the first quarter, after Congress declined federal assistance.
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New York
Iran
Pan American World Airways
Wall Street Journal
Pan Am
Shah
United States
Civil Aeronautics Board
Congress
Why Florida Uses Masonry Homes
By Maurice Williams G R S explains masonry homes stay cooler in Florida summers due to concrete blocks. He contrasts northern wood construction for heat retention and notes insulation impacts. The piece frames real estate as a professional business for buyers and sellers.
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Florida
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Grayson Hanes
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Family Court
Howard K. Williamson
Peggy Pringle
Kompong Som
Hong Kong
Sattahip
Pentagon
Anthanaelos
Peter S. Lipken
Rose Marie Stewart
National Weather Service
NOAA
U.S. Dept. of Commere
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Kiwanis Club
Miss Hall
Edward C. Cushman
Cushman
Fields
Aiken County Museum
Henry Middleton
The
D.A.R. Lun
Mitchell. Shopping Center
Park Ave
Maurice Williams
G.R.S
Wilmac, Inc. Realtors
Barnwell-Nw
Liu
Ormond Organization
In the Holyland
Ron Ormond
R. G. Lee
Bob Gray
Little Horse Creek
Chalk Bed Road
Graniteville, S.C
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