Aiken Woman Killed in Auto Wreck Near Graniteville
Aiken, S C April 4 197? Debra Gail Treadaway 28 Route 4 Aiken died instantly when her car struck a cement bridge rail near the Graniteville crossing on U S 1 four miles west of Aiken Friends and colleagues recall her dedication to students at Kalmia Hill School and Oakwood Elementary as a former teacher and foster parent who loved her kids.
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Cpt
John Valdario
Debra Gail Treadaway
Route 4
Aiken
Graniteville Crossing
U.S. 1
Miss Treadaway
Winthrop College
Usc-Aiken
Oakwood
Kalmia Hill School
Charles Leopold
Leopold
Richard G. Vine
Vine
Aiken youths charged in marijuana grow operation
Two Aiken residents, David Glen Scarborough and Etta Timmerman, both 18, were arrested by the Aiken Department of Public Safety after officers found marijuana plants and pills at 841 Board man Road.
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Aikenites
David Glen Scarborough
Etta Timmerman
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Boardman Road
Linda Rooney’s cheesecake yields 12 orders for failure
Linda Rooney believed her cheesecake failed yet she took the cake to the stables to give away. Neatly, she returned home with 12 orders for cakes billed as failures.
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Linda Rooney
Inside Today Aiken County Local Highlights
Classifieds and comics fill the page from Aiken County. Community events calendar lists local happenings and venue notes. Obituaries and sports wrap the edition with regional updates and schedules.
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Aiken County
Dear Abby
Erma Bombeck Flyway
Aiken
Carter’s Promises and First Term Record in 1980
An assessment of Jimmy Carter’s 660 pledges, from welfare overhaul to Equal Rights Amendment, showing limited successes such as Camp David peace moves and energy policy but failures on balanced budgets and major reform. The piece notes inflation, unemployment, and hostages shaping public judgment and outlines key policy shifts during his presidency.
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Washington
White House
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Camp David
Egypt
Israel
Iran
Afghanistan
Congress
Republican National Committee
Pentagon
Energy Mobilization Board
Iran Nears Hostage Debate Cabinet Accepted by Bani Sadr
Iran moves toward a hostage debate as President Bani Sadr accepts 14 of 21 ministers proposed by Prime Minister Rajai and submits them to Parliament. The Majlis will begin consideration Tuesday as talks continue on the fate of the 52 American captives held since November.
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Abolhassan Bani-Sadr
Mohammad Ali Rajai
Tehran
Bani-Sadr
Rajai
Majlis
Bani- Sadr
Hasseein Musavi
Radio Tehran
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
U.S
Foreign Relations Commission
Edmund S. Muskie
Iran
Bus Route Problems Tied to Rezoning and Driver Changes
County bus routes faced pickup failures after opening of schools. James E. Ringer, transportation supervisor, said some students were not picked up or left at stops. Problems linked to rezoning and annual route changes, with drivers shifting areas. Officials urged families to report issues. replacements possible but avoided.
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James E. Ringer
Ringer
S.C. Department of Education
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Elizabeth Harrington
Rod Dalton
Columbia
Jimmy
By Michael Putzel
Associated Press
Rosalynn
Sarah
Jason
Jeanie Seamster
James Ringer
Gregory Road
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