27 Nov 1980
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1980
Page
1
A devotional piece urges saying so in praise and gratitude as essential in daily life and relationships. It contrasts a boy seeking his father’s reassurance with military praise and suggests many people forget to express thanks to God and others.
The message urges that all blessings come from God and calls readers to daily gratitude. It encourages thanking God for home family church life and love, noting blessings outnumber stars and urging more worship sacrifice and giving beyond a single holiday.
Federal Judge John P. Fullam voided the extortion-conspiracy convictions of former City Council President George X. Schwartz and Councilman Harry P. Jannotti after ruling officials were entrapped in the FBI Abscam operation. He warned the tapes show crass behavior but stressed government overreach must be curbed.
Lt Gov Nancy Stevenson presented the award yesterday in Aiken. Angela Gurley’s fifth grader at Laurens Street Elementary School wrote Christy’s Wish to win the contest. Other Aiken County winners include John Bryant Belvedere Dale Thomas Clearwater Gayle Ramdeen Aiken Elizabeth Smith Hammond Hill Chuck Gardner Gloverville Lorraine Morris Downer Elementary.
Aiken High School students staged a violent looking disaster drill for Civil Defense and Aiken Community Hospital. EMS squads from multiple towns treated actors with artificial wounds as evaluators judged communications, on scene care, and hospital response.
The Chitlin Strut in Salley marks its 15th annual event with a hog calling competition judged by officials from the South Carolina Pork Industry. Local resident H N Salley is a longtime competitor. Festivities run tonight through Saturday featuring parades, music, talent shows, and 8000 pounds of chitlins served Saturday.
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