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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1979

Page

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Du Pont Names Granaghan to Lead SRP Plant Change

Granaghan will succeed William Mottel as manager of the Savannah River Plant on December 1. He currently leads the Cape Fear Petrochemicals Plant in Wilmington North Carolina and plans no major changes at SRP while contributing to the community through local groups and church involvement.

John T. Granaghan William J. Mottel du Pont Savannah River Granaghan Cape Fear Jacksonville Fla Auburn University Sabine River Orange Tex Victoria, Tex Wilmington Chamber of Commerce First Presbyterian Church Texas The Heart Association Rotary SRP Aiken County Mottel du Pont Petrochemicals Michigan State University Everett B. Yelton Aiken

Aiken County Council weighs M 16 rifles and several ordinances

The Aiken County Council will vote on buying three M 16 rifles for the Sheriff's Department and consider multiple ordinances and budget actions. Items include issuing 2.9 million in industrial revenue bonds, reallocating funds, adding staff positions, approving subdivision incorporation, and second reading on personnel policy amendments.

Aiken New Hope Os Carpenter Aiken County State Supreme Court

Students seize U S Embassy in Tehran amid hostage crisis

Iranian students occupy the U S Embassy Tehran for a second day holding more than 50 hostages and demanding the exiled shah be returned for trial. The State Department seeks a satisfactory resolution while Ayatollah Khomeini backs the students and guards vow support.

Associated Press U.S Tehran Shah United States Mohammad Reza Pahlavi New York State Department Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Khomeini Islamic Revolutionary Guards Hanner Statue of Liberty New York Harbor Liberty Island Radio Tehran Foreign Ministry

Have You Heard at Millbrook Baptist Church

A collection of lighthearted vignettes from a local church setting. Preschoolers discuss birds in winter while a young man offers a correction. A two year old from Clearwater ponders hospitalization and Grandma woes. The Salley Chitlins Strut promises a different scent. Debbie Carter’s birthday is noted with playful gossip.

Millbrook Baptist Church Victor Tice Clearwater Victor

Evidence Says Economy Turning Up Not Down

Washington reports show 0.8 percent rise in a key index and a 3.9 percent jump in September factory orders, signaling growth. Unemployment edged up to 6 percent while employment gained 305,000, challenging recession forecasts and suggesting inflation remains a constraint on gains.

Washington Lyle E. Gramley Gramley Treasury William Miller Miller

Life Sentence for Murder in Aiken County Wife Killing

Bobby Barrett, 44, was given a life term after a jury convicted him of murder in the Aug 24 shotgun death of his wife Justine. Barrett, a rabies control officer for Aiken County, showed no emotion at sentencing and had been on parole for a 1965 murder conviction at the time of the shooting.

Aiken County Bobby Barrett Justine Barrett Unson James E. Moore Eighth Circuit Irene Raiford Graniteville Gregory Carter Stevens

Aiken mayor and council race on Tuesday ballots

Election day set with H. Odell Weeks running unopposed for mayor. Four council candidates vie for three seats: incumbents Howard M. Hickey Jr. Robert S. Perry Jr. and Lloyd T. Olsen, plus challenger Stephen K. Surasky. Polls open 8 am to 7 pm at six precincts and three additional locations.

Aiken City H. Odell Weeks Howard M. Hickey Jr Robert S. (Skipper) Perry Jr Lloyd T. Olsen Stephen K. Surasky Park Ave

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Aiken County Public Library By Thurmond Whatley Council Farmingdale Gem Lakes Department of Ever Hornets Aiken High Diane Knight North Augusta Hagood Stadium Elizabeth Harrington Debbie Carter Laurens Street LSP Aiken County Today Dear Abby Erma Bomeck Fl Way Charles L. Schultze President’s Council of Economic Advisers George Perry Brookings Institution Victor T. Williams Ronald Thurmond Charles Edward Plaster Warrenville Ralph Clifton Mullikin Bennie Frank Colvard George Frampton Seigier Wilson Blocker Carl B. Bert John Hawk Beckner John Westley Jones Montmorenci Clifton Cletus Sherrill Eustis Park Vaucluse Road North Aiken Rutland Dr Smith-Hazel Kershaw St Chesterfield Street St. Angela Academy Berrie Road Whiskey Rd Hickey Perry Surasky
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