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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1985

Page

10

U.S. Economy expands at 0.7 percent in Q1

The Commerce Department reports a sluggish 0.7 percent annual growth in the first quarter, the slowest since the 1981-82 recession, revised down from earlier estimates amid rising inflation and a large merchandise trade gap. The Dow hits a record as rates hint at policy easing. The GNP price index climbs 5.6 percent, while inflation measured by the CPI rises 0.4 percent in March.

Washington U.S Commerce Department Department Federal Re Serve Central Bank National Association of Business Economists Ries GNP

DUI Under Suspension Penalties Considered by Assembly

A study finds rising DUI with suspended licenses through 1983 and 1984 and reports ADSAP participation at 55 percent for first offenses in 1982. Legislation proposes higher penalties for driving under suspension, lengthier license suspensions, and a 10 year lookback for prior offenses.

General Assembly Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission Shelley McGeorge ADSAP Ms. McGeorge

Calendar of meetings and health clinic hours in Aiken area

Listings for today and Wednesday include blood pressure screening at Margaret J Weston Health Center in Clearwater and numerous community group meetings at venues across Aiken, North Augusta, and Augusta. Highlights cover health clinics, senior clubs, Toastmasters, Overeaters Anonymous, WPA, Jaycees, church groups, 4H, and social service board sessions with times from morning to late evening.

Margaret J. Weston Health Center Clearwater Senior Citizens Club Aiken County Recreation Center North Augusta S&s Aiken Optimist Club Western Steel Overeaters Anonymous Oem Branch Baptist Church Aien Aiken Widowed Persons Association Association Board Smith- Hazel Recreation Center St Alumnae Panhellenic Jaycees Jaycee Hut Christian Social Organization Dineout Ryan’s Family Augusta Fairview Presbyterian Church Carolina Butler Ave Belvedere United Methodist Church Parents Without Partners General Meeting Greene St Aiken- Barnwell Mental Health Office A.A. Aiken Central Group Linden St ic/Vic Aiken County Health Department Aiken County Ponce de Leon Ave Senior Citizens Senior Citizens Clubhouse Alpha Kappa Alpha Big Brothers and Sisters Organization Friendship Baptist Church Richland Ave New Life Group Narcotics Anonymous First Presbyterian Church Barnwell Ave Aiken Table Tennis Organization H. Odell Weeks Center Knights of Columbus Spaulding Drive A. Valley Group Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church Gloverville

Inflation and growth data show mixed 1980s indicators

Commerce Department reports 0.7 percent quarterly growth the slowest since the 1981-82 recession. Inflation held at 0.4 percent with April consumer prices showing grocery declines offset by higher restaurant meals and housing costs. Beef prices led lower groceries while fruits stayed above year end levels.

Commerce Department Labor Department Florida

Thurmond plans after current term and 1990 re election outlook

Thurmond states plans after his six year term ends and hints at possible support changes after his 1990 re election bid. He ended his 1986 campaign with cash on hand noted in his FEC report and remains a focal point for 1990 statewide contest speculation.

Hill FEC Thurmond Charles Pug Ravenel Reagan GOP U.S. Senate Senate Judiciary Committee Melvin Purvis Purvis

Water conservation urged as drought tests area water systems

North Augusta officials report current supplies are adequate but warn dry weather could push the city toward restrictions within a week if rain does not arrive. Citizens are urged to limit use to mornings and curb lawn watering and car washing as Ellenton Wagener Salley and Windsor report varying stress levels and ongoing pump and storage improvements.

Johnson North Augusta Roger LeDuc LeDuc New Ellenton Water Commission E.R Tink) Sanders Sanders Wagener Jackson Salley Water Works Johnny Hudson Perry Hudson E.W. Clamp Jackson Water Works William A. Clements Windsor Thelma Blackmon

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