Floating Account Reorganization At Aiken Clerk of Court Office
The Aiken County Clerk of Court plans a $1 million floating annual account overhaul in the support division. An intensive audit aims to fully reconcile missing funds, with about $5,000 unaccounted. After reform, support checks will be tracked by a computerized system starting from a zero balance. The audit and system rollout target year end.
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Aiken County
Frank E
Sue) Roe
Roe
Certified Public Accountant
Christmas end of 59 day Atlantic and Gulf dock strike
In Weeha wken New Jersey the end of a 59 day strike is marked as a Seatrain unit is unloaded at dawn. Foreman Nick Pasculli and crane engineer Joe Facchini comment on the timing and their personal losses and gains.
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Weehawken
N.J
Europe
Crystal
China
Nick Pasculli
Atlantic and Gulf Coast
Joe Facchini
Miners vow to strike until union survives
Washington reports United Mine Workers leaders say miners will not yield to bargaining demands. Frank R. Clements of Alabama warns the union faces a return to pre John L. Lewis days. Federal mediators resume shuttle talks to avert a possible walkout next week.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Frank R. Clements
Alabama
Boy rescuer leads rescuers to six survivors of Colorado crash
In the Colorado Rockies near Aspen a small plane with seven Oklahoma City residents crashed Sunday night. Seventeen year old Charles Randolph hiked and signaled for help. A rescue helicopter found him Tuesday, he guided rescuers to the remaining survivors. One person, C B Cameron president of American Fidelity Insurance Corp., was dead.
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Aspen
Colo
Colorado Rockies
Charles Randolph
Randolph
Oklahoma City
C.B. Cameron
American Fidelity Insurance Corp
Southeast Focus Marks New Amex Leader’s Plan
Exchange head Arthur Levitt Jr vows to spend substantial time in the Southeast as it becomes a key part of the U S economy. He takes over Jan 3 as chairman elect and aims to grow Southeast listings and attract local small investors.
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Atlanta
American Stock Exchange
Southeast
Arthur Levitt Jr
Levitt
Exchange
Amex
Tigers Seek Funds for Gator Bowl Trip as Banked Paws Stir Wagener
Report states Clemson Tiger needs a loan to attend the Gator Bowl. Paws were found painted at the Bankers Trust office in Wagener. Aiken City Manager Roland Windham praises CETA workers for painting new parking spaces and lane markings, calling Windham's view a marked improvement per Councilman Hastings Wyman.
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Bankers Trust
Wagener
Aiken
Roland Windham
CETA
Hastings Wyman
Windham
Aiken Christmas Parade Set With Mayor Weeks as Grand Marshal
The Aiken Jaycee Christmas Parade starts at 10 a.m. Saturday with Mayor H. O. Weeks as grand marshal. Parade chairman Jeff Henson reports 61 entries including bands from Aiken High School Leavelle McCampbell High and Ridge Spring Monetta High. Santa will ride on Mr Busbee’s fire truck coming from the North Pole for the event.
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Aiken
Rain Lingers Over Aiken Area As Showers Persist
Wet weather remains in the Aiken area with a 90 percent chance of continuing rain tonight and an 80 percent chance of more showers tomorrow. About an inch and a half of rain is expected over the two days with highs in the 70s and a mid 50s low tonight.
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Aiken
Aiken County Eyes Nursing Home Contract With Cecil's Inc
In a close executive session the Aiken County Council discussed signing a 1.4 million Cecil's Inc nursing home contract. The deal hinges on Medicaid funds and a deed transfer, with a 60 day extension for the certificate of need review and a 136 bed facility planned beside Aiken Community Hospital.
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Aiken County
Cecil
State Department of Social Services
DSS
Department of Health and Environmental Control
DHEC
Warner
Cecil's
Cecil's Inc
Aiken Community Hospital
Aiken Jaycees Raise Over $200 For Shopping Tour
The Aiken Jaycees report donations totaling 200.93 for their annual Shopping Tour aiding children from low income families in Aiken. Contributors include Thomas F. Maurice Eleanor F. Winans Men and women groups and local businesses with today’s total 5.93 and grand total 200.93.
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Aiken Jaycees
Aiken
Aiken Jaycee
P.O. Box
Eleanor F
North Augusta Stadium Debt Seeks Final 25 000 Payoff
North Augusta residents face Stadium Day to clear the last 25 000 debt on a stadium now valued around 500 000. The Lions Club Outreach and local groups helped raise 200 000, with pledges driving the total. Sammie Bodie notes land and improvements justify the 500 000 valuation and urges supporters to complete payments.
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North Augusta
North Augustans
Friends of
Sammie Bodie
Bodie
Lions Club, Outreach, Inc
North Augusta High School
Savannah River
Soviets Back Arab Opponents of Cairo Peace Talks
The Soviet Union joined Syria and the PLO in refusing to attend Sadat's Cairo conference with Israel. Israel rejected Waldheim's plan for a neutral site meeting. The United States said it would attend but did not announce a delegate. Jordan set conditions for participation.
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Cairo
Soviet Union
Anwar Sadat
Israel
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
U.S
Moscow
Nyet
Washington
Syria
Palestine Liberation Organization
Sadat
Geneva
Libya
Algeria
Tripoli
Iraq
United States
Philip C. Habib
Alfred L Atherton Jr
Near East
Waldheim
Ensio Siilasvio
Middle East
New York
Egypt
Jordan
Lebanon
PLO
Jerusalem
Mena House
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Chiang Kai-shek
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Gregory
Murry Sill
Aiken Parade
Ruth Walker
Thomas F. Maurice
N. A. Auction
William Steele
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