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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1978
Page
2
A break-in on Boyland Street caused $230 in losses. Helen Ruth Wigfall reported a portable black and white television an AM radio and $50 in cash were stolen, according to the North Augusta Department of Public Safety.
Snow and rain spread across the nation with travel advisories in Vermont New York and Michigan. Snow flurries from Michigan to Minnesota and rain in southern New England and parts of the Appalachians. Fog areas covered Gulf states and eastern regions with advisories. Temperatures at 2 am ranged from 5 to 75 degrees across select locales.
The notice directs all advance payments to be made to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription.
Clouds dominate with near zero rain today and tonight. Saturday peaks near 60s with a 10 percent rain chance. Sunday expected warm and partly cloudy. Winds W 10 to 15 mph then variable tonight. slight rain risk returns Monday and Tuesday.
Cain argues for a merit based process or committee to advise the governor on PSC appointments. He warns popular elections could invite political manipulation and affect utility rate decisions. He insists rate changes should hinge on merit of requests.
The FBI offers tips for safeguarding children, noting molesters may be neighbors or familiar people. Teach children to travel in groups, beware approaches offering candy or rides, report suspicious behavior, and contact police if molestation is suspected, emphasizing open communication with guardians.
Diane Johnson of 435 Harry Street Aiken reported a burglary early today with the loss of a stereo set valued at 102 dollars per the Aiken Department of Public Safety.
Washington reports the OSHA agency voted to repeal 928 workplace safety rules accumulated over four decades. Officials say most discarded standards were trivial or ill suited and harmed 5 million affected businesses. Critics note potential gaps in safety oversight remain.
The attorney general alleges Mrs. Scott did not turn over all funds from documentary stamp sales to the county. The suit accuses fraud and embezzlement and notes a state tax commission commission to Mrs. Scott, which is improper when tied to routine duties. The bonding company may seek recovery.
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