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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1981
Page
1
The Aiken County Board of Education will discuss a vocational education plan for FY 1981-82 at 7 30 p m in the Education Center 843 Edgefield Ave N W The plan funds include 207 520 in federal money and 1 440 452 from state and local sources totaling 85 291 more than the following year It projects about 4 000 students served across 11 schools.
Washington AP Sen Howard H Baker Jr says tax increases unlikely in 1982 but must be studied for 1983 and 1984 to curb the federal deficit He notes Reagan aims to balance the budget by 1984 with 3 billion in tax hikes and 13 billion in cuts and signals possible revenue measures in 83 and 84 including selective tax increases.
The May death of Walter V. Slayton in New Ellenton leads to a one week General Sessions term in Aiken County. Judge Walter J. Bristow presides as five suspects face trial and guilty pleas may be heard. Dianne Graddick 21 is expected to plead not guilty to the May 21 murder. Slayton’s body was found in a burned Mustang II in a remote field beyond Sizemore Street.
After discussions with neighbors and the City attorney, Dr. John Haddon will present a modified plan to buy the old SPCA facility on Banks Mill Road for a large animal operation. The four acre site is non conforming in a residential zone, with reversion to conformity upon sale.
Seth Hydrick claimed the butter on his baked potato “blew up” after melting. his mother Barbara watched as the pat of butter melted and Seth asked where his butter had gone in the moment of realization.
Senate Republicans led by Howard Baker warn wavering votes can be converted before Wednesday's ballot on the 8.5 billion AWACS sale to Saudi Arabia. Opponents claim Reagan faces a major foreign policy defeat as Cranston cites 56 votes against. Other actions include standby powers bill and daylight saving time shift as House action looms.
Polish authorities ordered veteran troops into about 2000 villages to alleviate food shortages fueling wildcat strikes by up to 300,000 workers. Solidarity leader Lech Walesa faces government accusations of blackmail as the state vows to end strikes to save society.
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