Comics Pick contest nears end with 100 plus entries
The Aiken Standard invites readers to submit entries for the Comics Pick contest. More than a hundred entries have arrived and entries close tomorrow. To enter, fill the page 6B form rating favorites from 1 to 12. A drawing will decide ties and the winner is to be announced Wednesday.
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High School Football Returns in Aiken County
The season opens tonight across eight high schools in Aiken County with full coverage planned. The Aiken Standard will report winners and losses along with stories and photos, highlighting players, coaches, and school spirit.
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Pentagon considers defense cuts hitting troops and supplies
Washington reports that President Reagan weighs reductions of up to 30 billion dollars in 1983 and 1984. Pentagon analyses warn fewer ground units and less combat supplies for air sea and navy would hinder crisis response in the Persian Gulf and Southwest Asia.
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Slow Food Hikes Keep Rate Small
The Labor Department reports August wholesale prices rose 0.3 percent, the smallest increase since May, keeping the annual wholesale inflation at 3.6 percent. Unemployment edged up to 7.2 percent, with higher joblessness among black teens, while consumer food prices rose 0.2 percent and energy goods fell 0.7 percent.
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Busby Climbs Pine to Fence Squirrels from Pecans
In downtown Aiken a local tale has Joe Busby climbing a pine tree to remove limbs to deter squirrels from attacking his pecan trees. His granddaughter gave a banana tribute as the unusual effort unfolds amid a bustling town scene at Hazel Mitchell’s Holmes jewelry shop. Bill Brockington quips about Atlanta being surrounded by Georgia.
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Engine Failure Blamed In Crash Killing Five
Five Georgia men including Brigadier Industries executives died when a twin engine plane crashed near McLeod Texas while returning from Dallas. The right engine failure was cited. victims included W R Bob Hutchinson 32 James F Hutchinson 37 Thomas L Hutchinson 29 Harold Brinson Moorhead 53 and Raymond D Baker 53, all affiliated with Brigadier Industries of Thomson Georgia.
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Bob) Hutchinson
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Dallas
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Town and Country Mobile Homes
Thomson
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Jennings
Bob Hutchinson
Thomas Hutchinson
Richmond County
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Thomson First United Methodist Church
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Budget Cuts Hit USC Aiken Class Schedules and Enrollment
USC Aiken faces a 552832 shortfall as state funds drop about 125000 with added costs. Enrollment is capped to save programs, class sections shrink, and labs suffer from low supplies while faculty keep a high quality program.
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