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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1978
Page
2
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The forecast shows a 60 percent rain chance tonight dropping to 30 percent tomorrow. Expect occasional showers early evening with temperatures dipping to the mid 40s. Friday highs near 60s, with a weekend through Monday mostly partly cloudy and highs in the 60s and nightly lows in the 40s.
At a council meeting the issue of Chitty’s extension was raised. Chitty earns 2304 dollars monthly and will be paid for accrued vacation time after 15 days of unused days are reclassified as vacation. A policy change on suspended county employees is slated for discussion next meeting.
Multiple obituary notices detail the deaths of James P. Cunningham 75 of New Ellenton and Mary Sue Hill in Philadelphia, plus James Henry Horton 55 in Augusta and John Francis Ahern 52 of Augusta. Memorials and funeral details list services, burial sites, relatives, and affiliations. The notices also include Nicholas Nicolaides 81 Beech Island and Troy Elmore Smith 76 Langley with service information and survivors.
Charles D. Coclin of Fairfield died November 19 at a local medical center. Born in Greece he was retired co owner of Coclin Tobacco Corp. Survived by son James in Fairfield daughter Helen Kalliche in Poughkeepsie two brothers Ann D Coclin and Servantos Coclin a sister Mrs John P Economy and four grandchildren Services were held November 22.
Mrs Ford notes her class enjoys rainy days when indoors with activities. Children rarely fuss about staying inside, as rain keeps them busy and entertained with a variety of puzzles and games.
Egypt handed a sealed letter to the U S ambassador in Cairo for relay to Israel as Sadat's latest proposals seek to break the impasse in Washington negotiations linking progress with Palestinian autonomy in the West Bank and Gaza. Sen Robert Byrd arrives in Tel Aviv to push resumption of talks with Begin and Dayan.
Washington AP reports Dr. Donald A. Johnston analyzed over 200 bank robbers and found motives varied from proving manhood to humiliating a wife. He says most offenders were troubled, often dependent, not professional criminals seeking profit, with robberies acting as a failed response to personal losses.
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