Turnipseed Announces Bid Against Utility and Senate Bloc
Turnipseed, 41, West Columbia attorney, launched his bid for governor in a Halloween press conference outside SCE&G in Aiken and elsewhere. He assails utility rates and the seniority system, naming Sen. Marion Gressette and Sen. Rembert Dennis as examples, and calls for broad reform of government and the 189 constitution.
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Tom Turnipseed
Lexington
Senate
Aiken
The
South Carolina Electric and Gas Co
Sce&g
Turnipseed
South Carolina
West Columbia
Marion Gressette
Rembert Dennis
Richard Riley
W. Brantley Harvey Jr
Africa Replies to Western Draft on South Africa Arms Embargo
African delegations at the United Nations prepare amendments to a Western draft urging an indefinite arms embargo on South Africa. The resolution, introduced by West Germany and Canada, stops weapons shipments but omits nuclear cooperation. The Security Council adjourned for Africa to confer.
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United Nations
South Africa
U.N. Security Council
Radha K. Ramphal
Mauritius
West Germany
Canada
U.N
Security Council
Helms Case Cited Security In Plea Deal
The government cites national security and Helms outstanding service as reasons to seek minimal punishment after he pleaded no contest to two misdemeanor charges for not fully detailing CIA activities in Chile. Civiletti said sentencing could come soon, after Church condemned the leniency as a double standard.
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Washington
CIA
Richard M. Helms
Chile
Justice Department
Carter
Helms
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Iran
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
Benjamin R. Civiletti
Frank Church
Idaho
Church
No Tricks Or Treats At White House
Five children on a Halloween tour of Washington found no treats at the White House gates as guards explained there were none. Notable residents were away or absent though Av erell Harriman’s maid handed out dimes and Lynda Johnson Robb handed raisins.
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White House
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Groucho Marx
Henry Kissinger
Jackie Kennedy
Onassis
Hugh Auchincloss
Averell Harriman
Lynda Johnson Robb
CIA
Weather Outlook for Aiken: Scattered Showers Possible
Forecast calls for scattered showers in the Aiken area with a 30 percent chance of rain tomorrow. Tonight has a 20 percent rain probability. Temperatures stay mild with a high near 70 and a low in the low 50s. Extended outlook shows partly cloudy, mild conditions through tomorrow.
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Aiken
Pie eating fans gather for hands-free contest at First Baptist
At First Baptist Church in Aiken football fans from Oklahoma Clemson Georgia Tech South Carolina Baylor and Alabama competed in a pie eating contest with no hands allowed South Carolina’s Gamecocks won the biggest appetite for victory Rotary hosted a guest speaker Dr Niles Borup introduced Rev Feltham James who joked about forgiveness and spirits.
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First Baptist Church
Aiken
Oklhoma
Clemson
Georgia Tech
South Carolina
Baylor
Alabama
Gamecocks
Rotary
Niles Borup
Feltham James
Borup
Aiken Secures New Beloit Manhattan Plant Site
Beloit Manhattan Inc. of Clarks Summit Pa. wins option on about 20 acres in the Aiken Verenes Industrial Park to build a plant employing about 50 locally hired workers. The Beloit Corporation unit makes rubber and plastic covered rolls for textile and paper machinery and aims to begin operation after revenue bonds approval by the County Council on November 15.
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Aiken
Beloit Manhattan Inc
Clarks Summit
Aiken-Verenes
Tom Jones
Beloit Corporation
Tax Bill Clash Over Which Provisions To Retain
A conference committee weighing two tax bill versions grapples with which provisions to keep The Senate favors business tax breaks and energy efficiency credits while preserving gas taxes The House seeks to end the gasoline deduction raise taxes and rebating most revenue to consumers and business The debate centers on incentives for oil and gas and coal conversion and future plant rules
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Senate
House
Russell B. Long
D-La
the House
Carter
Inside Today Rock shows Will in Wheels
The note previews a feature on Will joining a transportation themed piece on page 3 and promises his big help when the baby arrives with related details on page 5.
Mystery Horse Case Involves Aikenite and Gerard
Dr. Mark Gerard, a 43 year old veterinarian and Aiken property owner, is suspended amid a Belmont Park race mystery centered on two imported horses Lebon and Cinzano. Investigations question if the winning horse was Lebon or Cinzano, with Cinzano reportedly dead after a skull fracture. The case spans legal maneuvers in the Appellate Division as authorities seek evidence while a seized horse remains under 24 hour guard at Belmont Barn 59.
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Mark Gerard
Gerard
Lebon
Cinzano
Ringer
New York Racing
Muttontown
L.I
Belmont
State Supreme Court
Vito Titone
Louis J. Lefkowitz
State Racing and Wagering Board
Justice Titone
Mineola
Racing Board
Jack Morgan
Lefkowitz
Staten Island
Titone
Neil T. Shayne
Nassau County District Attorney's Office
Pinkerton
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Murry Sill
Justice L. Kings
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