Man charged with hoax over bikini chase report
Police say a weekend highway pursuit report was a hoax. Jimmy L. Williams of Powellsville is charged with causing false information to be transmitted over a police radio after about 200 responders searched three counties for a bikini clad girl who reportedly vanished. no victim was found and the girl entered a car willingly.
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Murfreesboro
N.C
Jimmy L. Williams
Powellsville
Williams
Hearst Leaves Jail After Nighttime Bond Posting
Patricia Hearst was released from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in San Diego after her family posted 500000 bond. Federal marshals drove her away around 4 50 a m EST as she awaits trial in Southern California appeals.
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San Diego
Patricia Hearst
Metropolitan Correctional Center
California
San Francisco
Hearst
Leaders Did Not Urge Tax Cut After Carter Meeting
Rep. George H. Mahon said Democratic leaders and President-elect Carter discussed stimulating business and reducing unemployment in a three hour session in Lovejoy Georgia. He noted there was no unanimity among leaders on pushing a tax cut.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Carter
George H. Mahon
Dtex
Stim
Lovejoy
Mahon
Carter Shifts To Foreign Policy Focus In Campaign
Carter moves from domestic issue emphasis to national security and foreign policy as he prepares for the presidency. CIA Director George Bush travels to Plains, Kissinger set to visit, Mondale heads there for talks with Kissinger, while speculation on cabinet posts remains premature.
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Plains
Jimmy Carter
George Bush
Central Intelligence Agency
Henry A. Kissinger
Georgia
Walter Mondale
Washington
Kissinger
Defense
James Schlesinger
White House
Powell
Carter
Farm policy unlikely to shift before Carter takes office
Hyde H Murray and Don Paarlberg expect only minor changes to current farm law beyond 1977. They warn against radical reforms that could trigger large surpluses, saying Congress will likely extend existing policy with minor tinkering rather than major shifts as the new administration begins.
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Washington
Nnions
Jimmy Carter
Hyde H. Murray
House Agriculture Committee
Congress
Ford Administration
Don Paarlberg
Safety With Beef Cattle Warns Against Common Hazards
A pamphlet from OSHA stresses accident prevention in cattle work. It notes hazards from fatigue and trips, warns to watch footing and avoid manure pits, and connects old cartoon censorship to modern media standards.
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Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Chitlin Strut Returns to Salley With Parade and Feast
Salley prepares for the 11th annual Chitlin Strut on November 27 starting at 10 a.m. with a parade led by grand marshal Joe Pinner. The town plans booths, food including chitlins, pork and chicken barbecue, crafts, a flea market, carnival rides, bingo, gospel music, and a noon public auction on East Walnut Street.
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Salley
Aiken
Joe Pinner
Mr. Knozit
WIS Television
Columbia
Singing Harvesters
Howells
East Walnut Street
New GI Bill Explained To Vet Administrators
U S Senator Strom Thurmond outlined provisions of the new GI education bill at a South Carolina veterans administrators session held at Houndslake Country Club. The bill, effective Jan 1 1977, allows armed forces entrants after Dec 31 to join a program with contributions of 50 to 75 dollars monthly matched two to one by the administration, totaling up to 8100 dollars.
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U.S
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
South Carolina Association of Veterans
Aiken Tec
USCA
Thurmond
Houndslake Country Club
October Rate Is .03 Per Cent Rise in Prices
Consumer prices rose three tenths of a percent in October the smallest increase in seven months. The CPI stood at 175.3 meaning a $100 market basket costs $173.30. Food prices edged up three tenths with beef poultry eggs and fresh fruits higher. Nonfood commodities rose four tenths while wholesale prices climbed since May but retail impact remains limited.
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Washington
Labor Department
Alan Greenspan
Ford
The
Rubber Manufacturers Association
Greenspan
Jimmy Carter
Aiken Area Weather Forecast Turns Cooler Tomorrow
After two warm days the Aiken area will be cooler with clouds and a 50 percent chance of rain. Highs in the 50s and tonight's low in the mid 40s. Sunday looks fair and cool.
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Aiken
Aikenite Charged In Several Theft Cases
A 19 year old Aiken resident, John Edward Vandervelde, was charged with burglary and four counts of breaking and entering in incidents around Aiken. Aiken Public Safety Director J Carroll Busbee confirmed Vandervelde, who had used the alias John Powell, had been living in Hitchcock Woods.
South Carolina county seeks new administrator after 36 applications
Aiken County received 36 applications for the county administrator post after Donnie Williams was fired. Most applicants are SC residents. deadline was November 9 after a three week ad run. Council has not reviewed applications and interim administrator L C Green says no plan announced. Incoming chairman Carroll H Warner hopes the current council will not rush final hiring.
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Aiken County
E. H
Jean) Newsome
South Carolina
Donnie J. Williams
L. C. Green
Greene
Carroll H. Warner
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