Britain Prepares To Invade Falklands Forces Massed Off Islands
Britain's ITN reports strengthened landing forces gathering for an invasion near the Falklands as U N proposals reach London. About 50 ships with 3,900 marines and paratroopers close to the islands challenge 9,000 Argentine troops who seized the islands on April 2. Press Association notes Canberra liner with 2,000 marines may be within 100 miles.
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Falkland Islands
U.N
Britain
Independent
South Atlantic
Press Association
London
Canberra
Falklands
Courthouse plan offered by Aiken County taxpayers
The Aiken County Taxpayers Association presented a $1,653,914 package to Councilto renovate and expand the courthouse. It calls for using existing buildings to add three usable courtrooms, a new office complex with a law library, a secure prisoner entrance, and expanded county facilities including the Family Court and Magistrate offices. The plan would reuse the old RMC building and agricultural building for related courts and move the Solicitor’s office to the County Complex.
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the People
Carrol H. Warner
Aiken County Council
Aiken County Citizens United
Aiken County Taxpayers’ Association
W.M. (Mac) Sloan
Taxpayers’ Association
RMC
Sloan
Public Defender
Master of Equity
Family Court
Probate Court
Solicitor’s Office
Aiken County rejects budget on first reading
Administrator W Scott Barnes budget proposal of 10 394 884 is defeated 42 at last nights county council meeting. Only Billie Trapp and Mike McElhaney vote yes. The budget may be revised and reintroduced in future work sessions. The council also approved a 10 million industrial revenue bond for Airco Inc to build a plant near US 78. Delinquent taxes totaling about 2 million are discussed as the Tax Collector plans steps to improve collection.
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W. Scott Barnes
Aiken County
Billie K. Trapp
Mike McElhaney
Fay Hatcher
Ralph Cullinan
Mim Woodring
Homer McGee
McElhaney
Ms. Trapp
Barnes
Carrol H. Warner
Airco Inc
April Lucas
Airco
Lucas
Aiken
U.S. 78
Owens- Corning Fiberglas
Mildred Magness
Council
Magness
W.H. Boylston
Defections Threaten Begin's Rule in Israel
Prime Minister Menachem Begin seeks support from five minor party members to survive a no confidence vote after two defections reduced his Likud majority to 59 in the 120 seat Knesset. Labor filed the motion amid inflation rising to 10.7 percent in April and an annual rate nearing 136 percent.
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Amnon Linn
Yitzhak Peretz
Begin
Likud
Labor Party
Judge Kinon Praises Public Defender in South Carolina
Judge Marion Kinon says James Whittle of Aiken County is the best public defender in the state and does not mind reports quoting him. Also, country singer Jim Ed Brown warned concertgoers at an Aiken Electric Cooperative event that TV cameras would soon be aimed at attendees and to move if with the wrong people.
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Marion Kinon
South Carolina
James Whittle
Aiken County
Jim Ed Brown
Aiken
New Ellenton Council Discusses Growth and Clean Up Plan
The New Ellenton City Council and local businessmen convened to address services and expansion related to the Savannah River Plant. Mayor Gene Whitman urged orderly growth and announced a new sweep against junk cars and abandoned property with 15 day notices and potential court action at the owner's expense.
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New Ellenton
Gene Whitman
Savannah River
Whitman
Norman Strader
Council
Aiken County Redistricting Wins Federal Approval
Aiken County's redistricting plan, required after the 1980 Census, has been approved by the U S Justice Department. County Attorney C Wesley Smith said a letter granting approval was mailed Monday evening, enabling the June 8 primaries to proceed as scheduled.
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Aiken County
U.S. Justice Department
C. Wesley Smith
Washington
State General Assembly
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