Eleven Arrested For Drugs In Aiken County Case
Eleven people were arrested after a six week narcotics investigation led by Aiken County sheriff’s investigators Tim Chipley and Clyde Revis. Those charged include Donald Prescott Alton McNeely Theresa Sharp Michael Keenan Larry Galloway David Cantrell Claude Busbee Ricky Busbee Carl Mitchell and Michael Parker, all accused of marijuana sales or related offenses.
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Aiken County
Ralph Gunnells
Donald James Prescott
North Augusta
Alton Kenny McNeely
Langley
Theresa Susan Sharp
Gloverville
Michael Laverne Keenan
Larry Wayne Galloway
Warrenville
David Bryan Cantrell
Claude David Busbee
Salley
Ricky Dean Busbee
William Eugene Mathis
Carl Derrick Mitchell
Michael Jeffery
Eight Years Later Stolen House Is Tracked Down
Alfred Thomas Altland, 45, was held on a 1976 grand larceny warrant after police traced a six room house jacked from its location. The recovered property had passed through a salvage firm and a Tampa wrecking business before Altland claimed ownership. Police followed wreckage clues to a dead end nine blocks from the original site.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
Alfred Thomas Altland
Pinellas County
Florida
National Crime Information Center
Altland
John Bocchichio
George Sherwood
Tampa
Leo Hibner
Hibner
St. Petersburg
Largo
Cuyahoga Wrecking Corp
General Telephone Co
Markey abandons Senate bid to run again for House
Massachusetts Rep Edward Markey, once a leading advocate of a nuclear freeze, withdraws his Senate bid and reenters the House race. The freeze movement remains influential though polls show limited impact on this contest, with support from 74 percent in a WBZ TV poll and 83 percent in a nationwide survey favoring a mutual freeze.
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Boston
Edward J. Markey
Senate
House
Markey
Massachusetts
ABC Washington Post
WBZTV
Jerome Grossman
Council For A Livable World
United States Senate
George Sommaripa
Council For
Bill Curry
Freeze Voter '84
California
New Jersey
Gary Hart
Walter F. Mondale
Jesse Jackson
Dorsed
David Heckman
Washington
Heckman
Voter '84
Sara Mattes
George Bachrach
Cochairman
Bachrach
Power Outage Forces Reagan Walk Nine Floors
President Reagan and Nancy Reagan were led down nine flights of darkened stairs after a power failure knocked out an elevator at the Watergate complex. They were guests of honor at a dinner for Clare Booth Luce, finishing dessert on Luce’s ninth floor apartment when the outage occurred.
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Washington
Reagan
Nancy
Watergate Complex
Reagans
Clare Booth Luce
Maid Charged in Graniteville Woman's Stabbing Death
Frances Pope of Graniteville was charged with murder after 15 year maid killed her employer Juanita Reardon in Belvedere. The stabbing happened around 1 30 p m as they argued over cleaning towels. Reardon babysat two children ages 3 and 6.
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Graniteville
Aiken County
Sheriff's Department
Juanita Reardon
Audubon Circle
Belvedere
Georgia bank seeks charter for consumer bank in Aiken
First Railroad and Banking Co of Georgia applies to the comptroller of the currency to charter consumer banks in Aiken South Carolina Charlotte North Carolina and Richmond Virginia. The moratorium on new charters remains under review with no decision until fall. If approved Capital Credit Plan would expand to accept deposits and issue credit cards.
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Aiken
Southeastern
First Railroad & Banking Co
Georgia
First Railroad
Comptroller of the Currency
Charlotte
N.C
Richmond
Comptroller
C. Dexter Jordan
Capital Credit Plan
Jordan
Federal Reserve Board
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
Dorothy Six furnace closes ending steelworkers' mourning shift
In Duquesne Pennsylvania U S Steel shuts Dorothy Six blast furnace as part of nationwide retrenchment capping a 21 year run. The plant loss costs 1150 jobs at the Duquesne Works as workers wear black armbands and recall the furnace’s Ironmaster Award winning past.
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Duquesne
Dorothy Six
Dorothy
Joe Procacina
Procacina
U.S. Steel Corp
Duquense Works
Monongahela River
Pittsburgh
Dron
U.S. Steel
We Remember Guadalcanal Marine First Officer George Mead
The article recalls George Mead the first Marine Corps officer killed in Guadalcanal. He sailed from New Zealand to the island after six months in the corps and one month there, dying around his 23rd birthday. His sister Louise Walker shares how friends sent a shell piece cross to mark his grave and honor his leadership.
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George Mead
Marine Corps
Guadalcanal
Pacific
Nelson
New Zealand
Louise Walker
George
Pearl Harbor
Walker
Yale
Paul Moore
New York
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Jane Seagrave
Associated Press
Bill
S.C
Harry McCarty
Brunson L. Cramer
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Ginny Southworth
Georgia Bank
Consumer Bank
Dougherty RD
Aiken Bow
Hook
Seersucker
Crepe de Chine
Ughts. Reg
Washington Rd
Augusta
Columbiana
Martinez
Laurens St
Gerrie
UnIversity
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