Free Jazz Concert Tonight By U S Army Band at High School
The Jazz Ambassadors of the United States Army Field Band perform a free show at South Aiken High School tonight at 7 30. Specialist John S Montgomery and Master Sergeant Vernon D Ryer are vocal soloists with Sergeant Ryer also on trumpet. The event is sponsored by The Aiken Standard with tickets from local chambers of commerce and The Aiken Standard.
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Jazz Ambassadors
United States Army Field Band
South Aiken High School
John S. Montgomery
82Nd Airborne Division
Kansas City
Aiken Standard
Aiken
North Augusta
Stable Ordinance To Be Aired In Aiken City Council
Citizens who want to build private stables in residential areas may need public notice. Aiken City Council will hear second reading and a public hearing on a zoning ordinance amendment at 7 30 in the regular monthly meeting. The agenda also includes annexation of property in southwest Aiken and a vote on joining a Municipal Association defense fund at a $400 cost. The council meets first Monday each month in the Municipal Building council chambers.
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Aiken
Aikicn
Municipal Association of South Carolina
Court Begins Monday in Aiken County for Robbery Case
General Sessions Court opens at 10 a.m. Monday in the Aiken County Courthouse with Rodney Peeples presiding. The State presents its case against Jimmy Lee Graves and Willie Lee Furtick for the April 18 1982 Kwik Shop robbery on S C 19. Guilty pleas are expected.
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General Sessions Court
Aiken County
Rodney Peeples
Second
Jimmy Lee Graves
Willie Lee Furtick
S.C
Robert Harte
Aiken Man Charged In Shooting
James B. Adkinson, 37, of Aiken County, was charged with assault and battery with intent to kill in a shooting that wounded Freddie DeVaughn Johnson, 45, Tuesday night at Wayside Park near U.S. 1. A .38 special gun was recovered near the scene and Johnson remained in critical condition at Richland Memorial Hospital.
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Aiken
Ellenton
James B. Adkinson
Aiken County
Johnson
Richland Memorial Hospital
Columbia
Waist Size Linked to Longevity Says insurer
A Metropolitan Life Insurance Company claim suggests life expectancy increases with a smaller waist. The idea states you subtract two years of life for every inch your waist exceeds your chest measurement.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Willcox Hotel Plans Sealed Amid Litigation
The Willcox Hotel project proposed by Joseph Eways and his attorney remains confidential as litigation proceeds. City officials refuse to comment, noting a pending council decision and a regular meeting planned for Monday night. The 1897 Willcox landmark, once famed as The Queen of the Winter Resorts, has not operated as a hotel since 1958.
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Willcox
Joseph Eways
Eways
Jack Early
Bamberg
Henry Summerall
Public Safety
Carrol Busbee
Department of Public Safety
Ewans
Tampa
Fla
Eway
Colleton Avenue
Chesterfield Street
Frederick Willcox
Wholesale prices rise 7.5 percent annual rate in August
The Labor Department reports August wholesale prices up 0.6 percent from July with food inching 0.1 percent and energy rising 1.2 percent. Gasoline inflation slowed while overall annualized inflation for eight months stands at 3.7 percent.
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Washington
Labor Department
South Carolina to Close Chem Nuclear Site by 1992
Delegates from eight states at a Savannah conference say the Barnwell disposal site must shut down by 1992 due to unusable acres and aging capacity. Officials cite political as well as technical factors, while other states resist volunteering as next host. Virginia signals willingness to join on fair terms.
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Atlanta
South Carolina
Chem-Nuclear Systems Inc
Barnwell
Chem-Nuclear Systems
Nikki Setzler
John J. Stucker
Setzler
Stucker
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Florida
Mississippi
North Carolina
Virginia
Tim Sullivan
Reagan Vows To Fight Budget Busting After Veto Override
President Reagan pledges to curb spending and defend national defense after the House overrode his veto on a 14.2 billion spending bill. Senate votes on the override were pending with a close forecast and key GOP senators weighing support.
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Washington
House
Senate
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
GOP
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Appropriations Committee
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
Congress
Thomas P. O’neill Jr
D-Mass
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