Clemson USC football game to be regionally televised
Clemson and South Carolina rivalry game expected to draw over 57 thousand fans at Williams-Brice Stadium. ABC television regional coverage reported by Greenville News. kickoff moved to 4 15 from 1 30. South Carolina 5 5 after beating Wake Forest 24 14. Clemson ranked 15th with 7 2 1 after loss to Notre Dame 21 17.
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Begin invites Sadat to address Israeli Knesset
Prime Minister Menahem Begin offered an official invitation to Anwar Sadat to visit Israel and address the Knesset. Begin spoke after a cabinet meeting as two Arabs were killed in Jerusalem and a PLO spokesman endorsed the Soviet American declaration as a basis for a new Geneva peace conference.
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Menahem Begin
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Begin
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Britain Firefighters Strike Over Pay Nationwide Walkout
Britain's firemen initiated a rare nationwide strike demanding higher pay. Union leaders said the walkout was nearly total, yet the initial hours saw normal emergency calls as a hastily trained backup force managed operations. The action tests the Labor government's 10 percent wage ceiling.
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Britain
Carter Quietly Raises Aides Pay and Considers Budget
President Carter has quietly given White House aides pay raises over 7 percent and will review budget requests from seven departments this week. He meets his top advisers in the first of three sessions to trim requests for the next fiscal year. An Oval Office visit from Georgia officials preceded the meeting.
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Jimmy Carter
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Oval Office
Georgia
Hugh Carter Sr
Hugh Carter Jr
Record-Low Cold Night Hits South Carolina Cities
A cold night swept South Carolina with Columbia dropping to 24 degrees breaking the 1903 record of 26 while Aiken reached 29. Forecasters expect warmer weather tomorrow with highs in the mid 60s and little to no rain.
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Pee Wee Rooster Bowl to be filmed amid local sports chatter
Rumors swirl about tomorrow's Pee Wee Rooster Bowl featuring Aiken Elementary versus East Aiken and East Aiken versus North Aiken with Midget and Bantam teams. Don Law says footage could support a 25th anniversary Savannah River Plant movie next year. unconfirmed chatter links Charlie Pell and Clemson recruiting. Sonny Goldston’s wine talk at a DOE party draws derisive interest.
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Charlie Pell
Clemson
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Inside Today Eastside Drops Hornets From Playoffs
Mamie and Charles celebrate birthdays today as Eastside triumphs over the Hornets to end their playoff bid. The event caps a day of local sports headlines and social notes in the community paper.
County Council To Meet Amending Personnel Policy And Fees
Aiken County Council schedules first readings on amendments to the personnel policy and civil fees for magistrates including a $10 distress warrant fee. Two CSRA Computer Service contracts are up for action one renewal and one new for the tax offices with a $36,150 and a $6,500 cost funded from anti recession funds.
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Mim Woodring
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Woodring
Attorney General McLeod Calls for Tougher Misconduct Penalties
South Carolina Attorney General Daniel R. McLeod urged stronger punishment for misconduct by public officials at a Rotary Club of Aiken event. He proposed higher sentences, better DUI ticket accounting for officials, and reducing bingo in the state constitution plus establishing full-time solicitors to improve prosecution. He noted a maximum 10 year cap and cited existing one year minimums for crimes like minor theft. The speech highlighted criminal statistics and planned prosecution reforms.
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Aiken County
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U.S. Navy
Somalia breaks with Soviet Cuba amid Ogaden war shift
Somalia announces expulsion of the Soviet navy and thousands of advisers, cuts Soviet diplomatic ties and embassy staff, citing Moscow's support for Ethiopia in the Ogaden conflict. It says Cuban troops are involved, while requesting arms from the United States and allies as Addis Ababa battles Somali rebels.
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Mohammed Siad Barre
Abdulqadir Salad Hasan
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Iran
No New Leads In North Augusta Double Homicide
Investigators find no new leads in the murder of G. C. Sailors and Gwendolyn Sailors at 1013 Tamarack Drive North Augusta. A hitchhiker theory is pursued after questioning about 10 travelers seen on I-20 area roads. No suspects are in custody as tests confirm a .22 caliber gun was used.
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Tamarack Drive
North Augusta
Aiken
Paul D. Grant
South Carolina
Georgia
Grant
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Medical University of South Carolina
Wagener Names Chief Seeks AA Chapter to Fight Alcohol
Wagener police chief Charles Parrish says he will establish an Alcoholics Anonymous chapter and work to curb drug trafficking in the area. He emphasizes addressing the issue with facts, not hearsay, and plans to involve youth groups such as a Boy Scout troop.
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