The Weather Changes Ahead For Tomorrow
A weather shift is expected with cooler conditions arriving overnight and into tomorrow morning. Forecasters caution of a light breeze and possible drizzle in coastal areas.
25 Oct 1978
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1978
Page
1
A weather shift is expected with cooler conditions arriving overnight and into tomorrow morning. Forecasters caution of a light breeze and possible drizzle in coastal areas.
The Aiken NAACP voices doubt about the coroner jury verdict that Harry C. McFadden died by his own action. Detective A L Whittington defends an open investigation while inviting new information. NAACP president Marie Radden says the group serves as a sounding board to ease public concerns.
The Gear praises or critiques local work trends in its weekly edition. A Laurens Street Philosopher quips about autumn leaves on others lawns. Nearby notes tease Jones RSM Battle W S showdown and page references.
Tonight drops to the low 50s for a mild night. Thursday highs reach the upper 70s with a 0 percent chance of rain tonight rising to 20 percent Thursday. Some clouds in the day tomorrow with a small chance of showers Friday. weekend looks fair.
President Carter outlines a national austerity path and wage price guidelines aiming to cut inflation to 6 to 6.5 percent in 1979. He pledges real wage insurance for workers and eligibility for government contracts to compliant businesses, with 30 billion dollar deficit target for 1980 and half of federal job openings filled.
More than 100 Aiken County residents attended an hour long public hearing at the H Odell Weeks Activities Center sobre the Southern Bell rate hike request of 32 percent before the state Public Service Commission. Twelve residents testified under oath voicing objections focusing on high installment charges and repair fees. Ronald E. Clay of Aiken, retired and on a fixed income, urged that customers have no recourse but to disconnect phones due to lack of competition.
A New York bonding company and Cleo J Scott face a suit by the South Carolina Attorney General to recover $45,000 on three Fidelity and Casualty bonds issued during Mrs Scott's tenure as Aiken County clerk. The insurer may seek restitution from the insured or forfeit bonds, with the insurer liable for the full coverage.
Augustus Stephens profiles Henry P Moseley Jr a longtime resident of Aiken now running for the Aiken County Board of Education seat He cites his prior term during 1972 to 1975 and his wartime and occupation experiences in China as assets He also notes his chili and China interests as personal facets of his life.
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