23 Nov 1981
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1981
Page
1
Clemson defeated Carolina 29 to 13 on Saturday. The Aiken Standard is still determining the contest winner among more than 1,300 entries and will announce on Wednesday. The prize is 50 dollars for the best prognostication.
The Aiken Standard alters deadlines for display and classified ads due to Thanksgiving. Offices close at noon Thursday with an early newsroom deadline and press run. Display ads for Thursday move to 11 am Tuesday, Friday to 11 am Wednesday, and Monday to 4 pm Wednesday. Classified ads follow Wednesday deadlines for Thursday and Friday editions.
Snow and freezing rain spread across the Dakotas Minnesota and Iowa with additional snow forecast for northern California northern Nevada and the northern Rockies. Rain showers flurries and thundershowers were forecast along various regions including New England New York and the Pacific coast. National temperatures ranged from 13 degrees in Eau Claire Wisconsin to 71 in Corpus Christi Texas.
Aiken County Today offers Classifieds and Comics in a daily lineup with Community Calendar notes Dear Abby and Erma Bombeck columns. Obituaries and Showtime sports briefs accompany Flyway features and Editorials in today’s edition.
North Augusta First Baptist Church outlines plans to buy the Georgia Avenue block, expected by January 1, to use as temporary classrooms with eight downtown businesses to close or relocate. A Dec 6 Victory Sunday seeks 320000 dollars for the Whatley estate property amid petitions and local concern.
The Aiken City Council meets at 7 30 p m on the second floor of the Municipal Building to discuss accepted materials at the Aiken Landfill on S C 118 and to consider a resolution honoring the late Rev Norman L Bush.
Clark Smith, North Augusta High football player, heard a noise and chased suspects outside his home on Thursday night. He encountered several NASH cheerleaders who had been placing footballs on players doors ahead of Friday's game with Airport. Frances Holley danced at Saturday's Dancethon 81 to raise funds for Special Olympics, completing 50 dances in four hours.
President Reagan vetoed an emergency spending resolution to restore federal agency funds and announced a shutdown of non essential services. It marks his first veto in 10 months, saying the bill would finance government well above recommendations and worsen deficits.
The Aiken County Board of Education meets at 7 30 p m in the Educational Center at 843 Edgefield Ave to review the October financial report for 1981 82. Expenditures include 6.2 million in salaries and 996 983 in employee benefits with 529 000 for services and 320 260 for supplies. Local revenue exceeds 1 million and state revenue is 1 8 million with federal funds at 11 857. The meeting also considers applying for Preschool Incentive Funds and addressing a budget amendment to cover a shortfall in PL 94 142 related to handicapped preschool services.
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