Deaths And Funerals Martinez Ga Millen and Ridge Spring notices
Obituaries list several deaths across Georgia February events in Martinez Millen Ridge Spring and nearby areas. Ethel Marie Anderson Holt of Martinez and Bessie Weathersby Thompson of Millen are named with services at Wheeling West Virginia and Oak Hill Baptist Church respectively. Additional notices include Nathaniel Winters of Aiken County and Helen Winters with service plans in Aiken and Ridge Spring.
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Martinez. Ga
Robert
Ethel Marie Anderson
Glenn Saxon
Midville
Dorothy Langham
Millen
G.B. Thompson Jr
William H. Thompson
Swainsboro
Herbert E. Thompson
Fredrick E. Thompson
North Augusta
Bill Harrison
Macon
Horace Weathersby Sr
Ridge Spring
Cleveland
Natha Lee) Johnson
Washington, D.C
Washington, D.C Hospital
Mine Creek Baptist Church
Johnston
Waddie Davis
Church
Willie Mae Fuller
Annie Lee Lowery
Shirley H. Waller
Norsiss Shannon
Washington
William H. Johnson
Marion Johnson
Cleveland Johnson Jr
Cora Mosley
Beatrice Price
Hanna Gray
Jerry West
Davis Funeral Home
Nathaniel
Helen Paige Winters
Edgefield Ave
Aiken County
Jackson Brooks
N.J
Alice Blocker
Jamaica
N.Y
Eunice Johnson
Aiken
Evelyn Paige
Pennsville
Fred Paige
John Paige
Ernest Paige
Norfolk
Letha Ann Winters
Williamsburg St
Aiken Standard Publishing Details and Policies
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes afternoons except weekends from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken S C 29801 with AP wire dispatches exclusive for local news. Rights to republication reserved and the paper notes no responsibility for ad omissions but will correct at no cost in the next issue. advances paid up to five weeks.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
Associated Press
Stock Market Edges Up After Sharp Slide
New York stocks opened higher as the Dow Jones industrial average rose a fraction, with gainers slightly ahead of losers. Traders cited bargain hunting after a steep three day decline and a wholesale price slowdown as September inflation eased to 7.2 percent. Barber Oil held at 28, Colt Industries gained 1/4 to 28, GE rose 1/2 to 43, Rucker down 1/2 to 16.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Colt Industries
General Electric
Dow Jones
Community Action Agency Receives Funding Across South Carolina
The Aiken County CAC received 36000 of a 349266 grant from the Community Services Administration to support low income programs in seven SC communities. Funds will back nutrition centers central admin therapy at Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center and poverty related services with about five thousand dollars for therapy.
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Aiken County Community Action Commission
CAC
Community Services Administration
Office of Economic Opportunity
Strom Thurmond
Rl.c
South Carolina
Lucy Winans
Hitchcock
Gas Station Officials Debate Self Service Trend
Industry leaders discuss self service as independents face rising prices and shifting demand toward repair work. Milner and others predict consolidation into large self service centers and company owned stations while owners stress love of the business and the need for honest customer service.
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G. N. Milner
Aiken
Simmons
Williamson
Lamb
Clyde Ready
Six Points Amoco
Ready
Men Charged In Bank Theft Get Hearing
Two Lexington County men, Carl F. Birchmore and Kenneth Lee Corba, both 23, were arrested for the Sept. 12 robbery of the Citizens and Southern National Bank on Augusta Road. They appeared for a hearing before US Magistrate Charles W. Gambrell. FBI South Carolina head Joseph Loeffler said Columbia Police and Lexington County Sheriff's Office helped in the arrest. Corba faces additional charges for a May 29 armed robbery of Capitol Loan Co. in Columbia.
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Columbia
Lexington County
West Columbia
Charles W. Gambrell
Joseph Loeffler
FBI
South Carolina
Carl F. Birchmore
Kenneth Lee Corba
Augusta Road
Citizens and Southern National Bank
Loeffler
Columbia Police Department
Lexington County Sheriff's Office
Columbia Police
John Earl Dennis
Corba
Capitol Loan Co
How South Carolina Congressmen Voted
The House voted 276-123 to hold to a five percent pay raise for Congress, federal judges and top executive branch officials. South Carolina members voting yes were Davis Derrick Holland Jenrette Mann with Spence voting no.
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Washington
South Carolina
House
Congress
Davis
Derrick
Holland
Jenrette
Mann
Spence
Community Calendar of Aiken County Events
Today events include Planned Parenthood vasectomy clinic at Midland Valley Shopping Center from 5 to 8 PM. Chess Club at Virginia Acres at 7 PM. Civil Air Patrol at Aiken Air Force Station 7 PM. Duplicate Bridge at Senior Citizens Clubhouse 7:30 PM. Bible Institute at Smith Hazel Recreation Center 7:30 to 9:30 PM. Antique Club at National Guard Armory in Augusta 8 PM. A A 123 Linden meeting 8:30 PM. Aiken County Museum 10 AM to 4 PM. Recreation Department Bridge at Virginia Acres 12:30 PM. Senior Citizens Bridge at Senior Citizens Clubhouse 7:30 PM.
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Planned Parenthood of
Aiken County
Midland Valley Shopping Center
Clearwater
Aiken
Virginia Acres
Civil Air Patrol
Aiken Air Force Station
Senior Citizens
Aiken Bible Institute
Smith Hazel Recreation Center
Georgia - South Carolina
National Guard Armory
Augusta
A.A
Linden
Musuem
Recreation Department
Galardi joins Aiken County Sheriff's Department
Frank T. Galardi, a 27 year ERDA AEC veteran, becomes Crime Prevention Officer for the Aiken County Sheriff's Department and will work with the CID. Sheriff Paul D. Grant says he will conduct education programs countywide and aims to reduce crime with public talks and films.
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Frank T. Galardi
ERDA
AEC
Savannah River
Aiken County
Sheriff's Department
Galardi
Criminal Investigation Department
Paul D. Grant
Grant
Sheriff's
Wholesale Prices Dip in August as Inflation Fears Linger
Wholesale prices at the farm level fell 1.5 percent in August after a 6.6 percent rise in July. Industrial commodities rose 0.6 percent, while economists warn month to month readings can mislead. Officials project unemployment near 7 percent next year despite tax cut plans.
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Sidney L. Jones
Treasury
Jones
Joint Economic Committee
Ford Administration
Sandberg Promoted At SRP
W. Dak Sandberg is named director of the technical and production division at Savannah River Project by Nathanie Stetson. He brings about 20 years in the division, previously serving as deputy director and as head of Plans Budget and Control. He started with TVA in 1947 and is a Minnesota native with a degree in chemical engineering.
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W. Dak Sandberg
Technica
Nathanie Stetson
ERDA
Savannah River
Sandberg
Tennessee Valley Authority
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Minneapolis
British pound hits record low against major currencies
In London the British pound fell to a record low near $2 per pound as foreign exchange dealers warned a $2 rate against the dollar was imminent. The currency slipped from $2.0410 to around $2.0295, brushing the year’s weakest level near $2.0275.
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London
Europe
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Robert Holt
G. B. Thompson
Grady Weathersby
Donald Weathersby
Floyd Chance
Dean Becton
James Langham
Wilmer Taylor
Fletcher Funeral Home
Mrs. Johnson
Mrs. Winters
Amtrak
Pulaski
Tenn
Ft. Campbell
Community Action Agency
Osia
National Weather Service
Noaa
Dept of Commerce
Fluoria
Florida
San Francisco Bay
British Columbia
Pacific Coast
Sierras
Cascades
Great Lakes
Senior Citizens Clubhouse
Christian Science Church
Whiskey Road
Sheriff’s Dept
Lin Smithwick
Security Branch
New York State Department of Labor
Army
Counter Intelligence Corps
Senate Budget Committee
Arthur M. Okun
Brookings Institution
Murray L. Weidenbaum
Washington University
Bottie
Julian Smith
Broad Street
Georgia
SRP
Bodie
Ridge Spring, S.C
Weedruff Rexall Drugs
Mitchell Shopping Center
Daniel M. Samonsky, Jr., M
General Psychiatry
Gregg AvenUe
Eagle Motors
Dodge
Volvo
Bill Bently
Bill
Aiken High School
Clemson College
U.S. Navy
Jack Parker
Ron Griffin
Eagle
Eagle Motors Inc
Pendleton
Richland
Aiken, S.C
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