Crisis at a glance in UN Iran hostages standoff
United Nations Security Council planned to debate the U S Iran crisis as Kurt Waldheim pressed for action on the Tehran embassy hostage situation. Iran’s Ayatollah Khomeini warned of trials and delayed decisions citing religious observances while Moslem students warned they mined the embassy compound amid fears of a U S attack during Tasua and Ashura.
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Young Girl Lifts Sofa at Anniversary Party
At Bud and Ginny Vine’s 25th anniversary a young girl moved furniture with ease while 12 year old Philip Moore dubbed her the Incredible Hulk. He quipped Wonder Woman would have been nicer as she helped unwrap silver gifts and Bud offered a humorous remark about lasting in marriage.
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Grant Dismisses Yarbrough Amid County Controversy
Yarbrough denies the allegations in Grant’s letter and plans a full presentation at tonight’s 7 p.m. Aiken County Council meeting held in Richland Avenue office complex. He had asked for clarification of his sheriff’s department position before his suspension.
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Consumer Prices Rise in October Amid Slowed Energy Gaps
Washington AP reports October CPI up 1 percent from September led by housing costs with higher mortgage rates and rents. Food rose 0.7 percent as energy prices slowed. gasoline averaged just over $1 per gallon, fuel oil up 0.8 cents. Real earnings dropped 1.1 percent month to month.
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Safety Feature Added To Reactors at SRP
A new confinement heat removal system at the Savannah River Plant will flood the reactor base with water to suppress melting fuel and protect the building’s air filters. Fuse metal sensors trigger 12 inches of water in an emergency, part of a $6 million program to improve confinement of radioactive releases. first active by November 1980.
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Aiken Clergy View Jesus Film as Helpful Bible Study Aid
In Aiken South Carolina pastors from St. John’s United Church and First Presbyterian Church review the Genesis Project film Jesus. They find it well researched and tasteful, noting it uses Luke’s text and could supplement Bible study without sectarian bias. They contrast it with The Life of Brian and emphasize its humane portrayal of Jesus.
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Aiken
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Wall Changes List USC A See Page 8
A brief wall changes list for USC A appears in the page 8 section. Readers are directed to page 8 for full details on updates and schedule changes regarding campus facilities and access.
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Windows Are Sold The Old First Presbyterian Windows
The stained glass windows of the old First Presbyterian Church were sold to Northminster Presbyterian Church of Macon Georgia, the highest bidder. The Farmers and Merchants Bank owner of the Park Avenue Laurens Street property plans a computer center on the site where the sanctuary is to be razed. No razing contract has been made yet.
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