Nearly 100 Attend All Saints Church Opening Service
About ninety nine worshippers packed All Saints Anglican Church in Aiken for its first service in the former St. Augustine's building. The opening drew praise for its traditional style as founder William Nightingale noted possible two services if crowds grow.
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All Saints Anglican Church
Aiken
St. Augustine’s Anglican Church
Fairfield and
Richland Avenues
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
William Nightingale
All Saints
Nightingale
Grant Campbell
Holy Cross Church
Augusta
St. Thaddeus
House of Bishops
John M. Barr III
Howard M. Hickey
Port St. Lucie
Fla
All Saints Anglican Church of
Scott Hunter
Congress weighs tax or ban on inefficient cars
Washington ap notes lawmakers debate ways to steer drivers toward gas saving vehicles. Senate planned to vote on a Carter style tax to deter inefficent autos, while a ban option remains under consideration.
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Washington
Congress
Ter
Senate
Carter
House
Local Aiken strays and heated council clash noted
Councilman Hastings Wyman recalled a years old animal control debate in which two men fought in the chamber and had to be separated by an officer. An Auburn forecast referenced by an Aiken Standard reporter drew mockery from a husband and son. Cliff Coles hosted a rattlesnake meat party as a frugal dinner stunt to curb guest appetite.
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Aiken
Hastings Wyman
St. Angela
Auburn
Carter Cancelled Energy Conference Frustrates Governors
President Carter cancelled a White House energy conference planned for Thursday and Friday due to Congress' failure to pass the energy bill. Governors Edwards of South Carolina and Thomson of New Hampshire reacted with disappointment as Thomson still toured the Savannah River Plant and Allied General Nuclear Services before the call off.
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New Hampshire
Meldrim Thomson
Savannah River
Department of Energy
Nathaniel Stetson
William Mottel
Secret Service
Murry Sill
White House
Carter
James B. Edwards
Congress
Washington
Edwards
Thomson
Savannah River Plant
SRP
Allied General Nuclear Services
AGNS
Barnwell
Columbia
Carter weighs expanded aid to communities hit by imports
President Carter considers proposals to boost by 50 to 100 percent the program aiding firms workers and communities harmed by foreign competition. The plan shifts from cash payments to laid-off workers toward loans retraining and city aid while preserving unemployment benefits.
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Washington
Carter
Weather Outlook for Aiken Area Mild and Partly Cloudy
Partly cloudy and mild weather is forecast for the Aiken area with a high in the low 70s and a low around 50. There is a 10 percent chance of rain through tomorrow and the extended outlook continues.
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Aiken
Four Aiken council candidates clash on local issues
Judy Allen quipped that candidates agreed too much during a Meet the Candidates session at St. Angela Academy. Incumbents William Clyburn Frampton Durban and Hastings Wyman joined Allen in answering questions on annexation animal control recycling curbside garbage pickup and a possible city school board facility.
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Judy Allen
St. Angela Academy
Aiken
Allen
William Clyburn
Frampton W. Durban
Hastings Wyman
St. Angela
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Minnesota
Bancal Federal
Greenville
Tom Turnipseed
Lexington
South Carolina
Duke Power Co
South Carolina Electric and Gas Co
Sce&g
Charleston
Carolina Power and Light Co
Florence
Rock Hill
Cliff Coles
Hornets
Totie
Robert Parry
Associated Press
Japan
West Germany
Zenith Radio Corp
Watsontown
Chicago
Taiwan
Mexico
Frampton
Durban
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