Memorial service honors Ronny Bates in Aiken
Ronny Bates a Navy corpsman from Aiken died in Lebanon and his family plans a patriotic memorial at First Baptist Church. Lt. Commdr Harold Henderson and Lt. Robert Fain will take part, with donations requested to Clemson University Foundation Fund in his name. The service follows a long correspondence and community support from Sen. Strom Thurmond and Rep. Butler Derrick.
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U.S. Navy
Navy
Beirut
Guam
Pacific
Laura
Donnie
Ronny and
Linda
Aiken
Aiken High
Corpsman
Johnnie
Crosland Park
Baptist Church
Southern Illinois University
Lebanon
Ronny
U.S.A
Bateses
S.C
Fla
Johnnie E. Bates
Donnie D. Bates
Monty A. Bates
Henry Chennault
First Baptist Church
Harold Henderson
Robert Fain
U.S. Navy Reserve
Walter Rogers Jr
Chennault
George Funeral Home
Clemson University Foundation Fund
Daniel Drive
Clemson
Ronny Bates
Fowler Comment Shapes Mondale First in NH Race
Fowler of Fowler Communications says Mondale holds the Democratic nomination ahead of the New Hampshire primary. He warns Jesse Jackson’s presidential bid could threaten Mondale, while Hollings relies on early primaries. Jackson leads Operation PUSH, a civil rights group.
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Fowler
Walter Mondale
Jesse Jackson
Sen. Holling
Rev. Jackson
Operation
PUSH
Mondale
Hollings
Fowler Communica
The Langley Pond and Horse Creek Cleanup Story
Walter McNeeley of the Langley Water and Sewer Commission recalls the 1950s pollution crisis at Langley Pond and the 1971 EPA finding that Horse Creek was severely polluted. The Aiken County Public Service Authority overseered a $37.4 million plan to collect waste in a trunk system to a Savannah River plant, completed 1979, transforming fish, wildlife, land values, and public recreation along Horse Creek.
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Langley Water and Sewer Commission
EPA
Horse Creek
General Assembly
Aiken County Public Service Authority
Savannah River
Aiken
Stan Wagher
Wagher
Langley Pond
Vaucluse
Clemson Students Aim for Guinness Record with Balloons
Clemson University students vow to enter the Guinness Book of World Records by releasing 310000 orange helium balloons over Death Valley stadium at the Clemson Maryland football game on November 12 despite probation and state funding cuts.
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Clemson University
Guinness
Death Valley Stadium
Maryland
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