Latins Back Panama Canal Treaty Amid Senate Doubt
The Carter administration wins Latin American support for the canal accord while U S public backing and congressional approval remain uncertain. Reagan and Flood prepare to press their case before a Senate subcommittee as polls show minority support for the treaty.
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Break May Be Prelude To War In East Africa
Diplomatic break between Ethiopia and Somalia seen as possible prelude to war or pressure on the Soviet bloc to halt arms aid. Addis Ababa orders Somali diplomats to leave within 48 hours amid claims of Somali troops aiding insurgents in southeastern Ethiopia. Nairobi diplomats largely believe the claim. Somalia denies direct involvement.
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Kidnapers Threaten Execution Of Schleyer In Germany
West Germany's government made public a ransom letter from Hanns Martin Schleyer's kidnappers threatening to execute the industrial leader if the search is not halted. The letter arrived a day after the deadline for releasing 11 jailed terrorists passed.
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Rainy spell with tornado damage across South Carolina
More rain is forecast for Aiken County with highs mid 80s and lows in the 60s. Yesterday severe storms caused mobile home damage in Spartanburg County and roof damage in Lancaster County. A National Weather Service spokesman cited indications of a tornado. Civil defense reports a trailer park north of Inman hit around 4 p.m. with debris scattered half a mile. Damage exceeds $50,000 with no injuries reported.
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Auburn Fans Cheer bedridden Leslie Boland Support
Aiken nursing home resident Leslie Boland is praised as a major Auburn football admirer. Auburn responds to a friend’s $10 request with a box of schedules programs pennants pictures and other items plus the returned check. Channel 20 carried tennis matches with audio issues noted by Lorraine Minton who likened it to early radio days.
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Auburn University
Auburn
Lorraine Minton
Channel 20
Evangelist Glass Denounces Drugs Alcohol and Sex
Evangelist Bill Glass condemned situtation ethics and vice during the fourth night of the Greater Aiken Crusade for Christ at Aiken First Baptist Church. He warned society without rules breeds chaos and that a breakdown of family trust signals end times, urging repentance through biblical parables.
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First Baptist Church
Murry Sill
It's A Women's World Too In North Augusta
Four women public safety officers begin equal assignments with male staff in North Augusta. Christina Young Donna Agee Earline Beasley and Vickie Knight underwent summer orientation and learned firefighting demands including heavy protective gear and extensive equipment maintenance beyond stereotype.
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Earline Beasley
Christina Young
Walter Newman
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Donna Agee
Vickie Knight
Lance inquiry opens as Senate panel probes Lance finances
The Senate Governmental Affairs Committee starts a full-scale probe into Bert Lance's finances with Comptroller John Heimann among initial witnesses. Lance plans to testify next week as Carter supports his longtime associate amid calls for resignation. Clark Clifford urges a sit down after Lance gets his day in court before the panel. Washington Post urges Lance to quit to free presidential focus.
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Bert Lance
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John G. Heimann
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Cyprus
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Washington Post
Warner Says Audit Not Reported In Open Session
Aiken County Council Chairman Carrol H. Warner says the audit for fiscal year 1976-77 is 75 to 80 percent complete and the council erred by not reporting the arrangements in an open meeting. Warner calls the omission a little error or omission and notes the new council engaged Joe Dunkin of Wingate and Elmore for the six month and full year audits. The Home Rule Bill requirement for budgeting within 30 days after year end was also referenced.
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