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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1978

Page

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Dry Weather Brings Concern in Aiken County Fields

Farmers and public safety officials warn of drought effects in Aiken County as Allen Bayles notes early dry spell since September. Shattering in soybeans and reduced pasture growth raise calls for rainfall while J. Carrol Busbee urges no burning amid wind risks and limited shower chances from Bush Field.

Aiken County Allen Bayles Clemson University Extension Service J. Carrol Busbee Public Safety Busbee National Weather Service Bush Field Augusta

Students Assist Weather Page With Student Drawings

Lynne Voit will be aided by elementary students who will contribute drawings for the Aiken Standard weather page. Today Kimberly Bates from North Aiken Elementary is hoping for rain. Drawings should be on plain white paper with dark pencil or ink, unsigned or with age and school, mailed to Box 456 or dropped at Rutland Drive office.

Lynne Voit Lynne Aiken County Today Aiken Standard Aiken County Aiken Kimberly Bates North Aiken Elementary S.C Rutland Drive

Aiken Workers Skeptical of Carters Inflation Plan

Television address outlines voluntary wage and price guidelines. A survey of fifteen at a local shopping center shows mixed views with six declining to participate. Respondents cite union resistance and doubts about voluntary enforcement and overall effectiveness.

Carter L.P. Givens Givens United Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Stan Cutler Tom King

Hollings Seeks Textiles Support in White House Talk

Senator Ernest F. Hollings said he met with President Carter to discuss the textile tariff exemption bill. He claimed Carter now understands the industry’s toll and noted Strauss opposed the bill advising a veto if needed.

King Russell Howard Washington, D.C Ernest F. Hollings D-S.c Carter Hollings Washington Dustry House Senate Robert Strauss Strauss Congres

Carter Gains Backing for Anti Inflation Plan from Miller and Allies

Federal Reserve Chairman G William Miller backed President Carter s anti inflation program calling it balanced concerted and sustained. Business and labor groups signaled cooperation while some oppose wage price guidelines as markets reacted with a weaker dollar abroad.

Washington Carter Federal Reserve G. William Miller Miller White House General Motors Corp Teamsters Frank Fitzsimmons Fitzsimmons West Germany Netherlands Austria Belgium Denmark Norway Japan

Aiken High School English Teacher Aides Email Padding Sellout

Aiken High School English teacher and cheer sponsor Adrea Singletary reportedly devised a method to sell email padding schemes. A young student questions Easter Bunny expectations, prompting a brief family exchange about the odd topic.

Adrea Singletary Aiken High School

Seat Six Featured Tomorrow on Aiken Board of Education

Candidates for the at large Seat 6 on the Aiken County Board of Education include J P Raeece E W Clamp Abelle P Nivens Dr Marvin Buncher Roscoe Hall and H Perry Holcomb seeking the post.

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Elizabeth Harrington Lynne Katonak South Jack Conover Congress Dwight Plyer Fred Wellinger George Gallagher Public Service Authority Moncks Corner Dwight Plyler L. P. Givens Mrs. Howard
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