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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1978

Page

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Public reacts to 15 cent stamp hike at post office

A random survey in front of the Laurens Street Post Office finds most Arkenites oppose the 2 cent rate increase but accept it, arguing for better service to justify higher costs. Some praise the hike amid inflation, while others call for free service, and a few doubt improvement will come.

Laurens Street Ruth Staley Faye Clark Estelle Muse Jean W.F.) Edgar Sol Postal Service Bruce Robinson Robert Jones Robinson Jones Pauline Howard Warrenville Caroline Kennett Terry Prosser Warren Miller Aiken Department of Social Services Sylvia Fulmer William Bell

Aiken High Cheerleaders Watch Menace of Injuries

Daily visits by coach Eddie Buck and staff to two hospitalized players Andy Ratchford and Ronnie Peterson raise concerns for Aiken High football season. Marshall Hagins of Aiken set for June television appearance on Popularity Awards. A fifth grade student at Aiken Elementary quips about a 70 percent sunshine forecast.

Aiken High Eddie Buck Andy Ratchford Ronnie Peterson University Hospital Marshall Hagins Aiken Hagins Aiken Elementary

Democrats Predict Victory At Graniteville Stump Meeting

More than 400 people packed into Graniteville for a Democratic stump gathering as candidates from across South Carolina rallied. Rep. Butler Derrick urged optimism about statewide races while W.J. Bryan Dorn Lt. Gov. W. Brantley Harvey and Richard Riley claimed strong campaigns. Three of four Senate hopefuls Ravenel Triplett Culbertson touted primary wins against Strom Thurmond. McElveen did not attend.

Graniteville Aiken County Butler C. Derrick D-S.c Derrick Allied General Nuclear Services AGNS Barnwell County W.J. Bryan Dorn W. Brantley Harvey Harvey Richard Dick) Riley Dorn U.S Senate Sen Strom Thurmond R-S.c Charles D Pug) Ravenel James T Tom) Triplett John Bolt Culbertson Thurmond Thomas T Tom) McElveen

Republicans Told To Become Active

Col Lawrence W Warner urged an active majority at a May 18 stump meeting in Aiken attended by about 300, with gubernatorial candidates Raymon Finch and Ed Young and other state and local officials. Young proposed a statewide talent program to modernize government, while Stroud urged job growth and nonpartisanship in hiring. Local speakers included C Marshall Cain and Cecil Collins.

Lawrence W. Warner Aiken County Republican Party Republican Women’s Club Belmont Street Varner U. S. House of Representatives S. C. House of Representatives Young U. S South Carolina John Stroud Walterboro Stroud Carter Panama Canal Allied General Nuclear Services Barnwell South Sun Belt Cecil L. Collins S. C House of Representatives

Richland youth jailed 26 years for rape and armed robbery

A 19 year old, Howard L. Brown, pleaded guilty to robbing a Graniteville grocery of 84 dollars and raping the cashier at gunpoint. Judge Rodney A. Peeples sentenced him to 12 years for armed robbery and 14 years for criminal sexual battery on opening day of General Sessions in Richland County.

Richland County General Sessions Court Howard L. Brown Rodney A. Peeples Graniteville Brown Criminal Court Aiken County Peeples Willie Emmett Belcher Aiken Cherry Lyons

Page Five Highlights From Aiken County Today

Dear Abby advises on a family mixup. The editorial discusses local issues. Obituaries note community members. In sports, statistics and scores are summarized. Weather map shows regional conditions for the day.

Aiken County Today Dear Abby

Bread Prices Reach A Peak

Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department says a one pound loaf of white bread averaged 36.2 cents in March, near three year high, up from 24.8 cents in 1971. Prices rose mainly from middleman costs despite farm wheat values up 19 percent since 1971.

Washington Soviet Union Agriculture Department Department

Weather Update Cloudy Skies Through Next Days

The forecast shows cloudy to partly cloudy skies with widely scattered thundershowers daily. Tonight and Wednesday carry a 20 percent precipitation chance. Day highs stay in the upper 80s to near 90, with nightly low in the upper 60s to 60s.

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Staley Howard Clark Edgar Kennett MUSE Fulmer Sarah Caskey Bryan Dorn Brantley Harvey Richard Riley Laurens’ Street Boswell Raymon Finch ED Young Richland
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