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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1979

Page

3

Weekend Toll Rises to Six in South Carolina

The South Carolina Highway Patrol reports at least six traffic deaths statewide since Memorial Day weekend began. Victims include a three year old Columbia boy run over by a pickup, Rodney M. Veal in Orangeburg County, Edward F. Jarrell of Orangeburg, Ronnie V. Threatt of Lancaster, James E. Foster of Spartanburg, and David F. Mitchell of North Augusta in separate crashes over the holiday period.

South Carolina Highway Patrol Columbia Rodney M. Veal Edward F. Jarrell Orangeburg Lancaster Ronnie V. Threatt James E. Foster Spartanburg David F. Mitchell North Augusta Aiken

Duncan Stands On Dix Closure Decision

Washington AP Deputy Defense Secretary Charles W Duncan Jr defends his choice to close Fort Dix New Jersey over Fort Jackson South Carolina Saying he weighed Army Secretary Clifford Alexander views and cost efficiency as the deciding factors Alexander had urged closing Fort Jackson but was overruled Bradley questioned the projected savings noting anticipated Fort Jackson construction costs Alexander replied there were differing views within the Army and Defense Department

Washington Defense Charles W. Duncan Jr Fort Dix New Jersey Fort Jackson South Carolina Pentagon Thomas Ross Department Duncan Army Clifford Alexander Alexander Bill Bradley D-N.j Defense Department Bradley Secretary of Defense Ross

Bankers Trust Helps Harvey Pressley Start His Own Business

Harvey Pressley left a big company for a small venture and now runs Carolina Train & Craft, Inc. in Greenville with a loan from Bankers Trust. The bank highlights loans, savings plans, checking, and trust services across state offices and promises to help every customer.

Harvey Pressley Carolina Train & Craft, Inc Greenville Harvey Bankers Trust

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