Furman president urges support for family morality and government
Dr. John E. Johns, Furman University president, spoke to the Rotary Club of Aiken urging backing of the family, morality and the form of government. He warned that failures in these institutions threaten the American dream and urged civic involvement before upcoming elections.
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Furman University
John E. Johns
Rotary Club of
Aiken
Johns
Furman
University of South Carolina
New Ellenton Debates Junk Car Ordinance
New Ellenton Town Council gave first reading to a junk car ordinance prohibiting inoperable vehicles without current plates or inspection. Violators face up to 200 dollars daily fines if not removed within the set timeframe. three readings required for final passage.
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New Ellenton
Carl E. Langley
North Augusta
Langley
Ellenton
Aiken High Advisory Council Sets Meeting
The Aiken High School Advisory Council will meet tomorrow at 7 to elect parent representatives for 1980 81. The meeting will be in the library on Rutland Avenue and the council's 1979 80 summary report will be presented.
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Aiken High School Advisory Council
Library of
Aiken High School
Rutland Avenue
Inquest Set Into Death of North Carolina Man
Marlboro County Coroner James E. Stanton announced an inquest will be held into the death of Willie Campbell 56 of Pembroke North Carolina shot by Bennettsville officer Charles McNair during a roadside arrest attempt for drunkenness Campbell was struck by two bullets one wound was fatal witnesses said a scuffle occurred and Campbell was also head injured McNair said he was struck twice before firing two shots Campbell carried a folding knife and was described as an itinerant factory worker
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CLIO
North Carolina
Marlboro County
James E. Stanton
Willie Campbell
Pembroke
N.C
Campbell
Charles McNair
Bennettsville
Stanton
McNair
Marlboro
David Munnerlyn
Eustis Park Vandalized and Jewelry Stolen in Aiken
An Aiken Department of Public Safety report says Eustis Park Elementary Library and a classroom were vandalized over the weekend. Virginia Kaplan of 340 Marlboro Street reported jewelry worth about 1100 dollars stolen after April 14.
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Eustis Park Elementary School
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Virginia Kaplan
Marlboro St
Two Homes Hit By Break-Ins In Aiken County
Millie M. Warren of Rt. 1 Box 123 Salley reported a break-in around 1 30 p m Monday with losses totaling 2000 dollars. Carolyn Arthers of 302 Pecan St Gloverville reported a stereo theft about 3 p m Monday valued at 450 dollars.
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Millie M. Warren
Rt. 1
Salley
Aiken County
Sheriff's Department
Carolyn Arthers
Pecan St
Gloverville
Computer criminals increasingly rely on computers for theft
Gordon Miller, Atlanta assistant district attorney, warns at a Crime and Punishment conference that computer aided crime nets far larger sums than traditional theft and is hard to detect. He cites Trojan Horse programs Salami techniques and time theft as key methods and notes many criminals are amateur operators.
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Johns
Gordon Miller
Atlanta
Southern Newspapers Publishers Association
Miller
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Gene Whitman
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