Bank Robbery in South Aiken Results in No Injuries
Authorities investigate a robbery at Security Federal Savings and Loan on Whiskey Road around 10 30 am Two men reportedly involved fled the scene with a gray green older model car found nearby Involved suspect inside the bank wore a navy blue pullover with a blue ski mask and carried a chrome pistol The second suspect described as about 35 with long curly brown hair remained in the vehicle Police traced the car whose identifying numbers were removed Security Federal says the bank is insured and no one was harmed.
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Security Federal Savings and Loan Association
Whiskey Road
Security Federal
Lowman Tyler
Department of Public Safety
S.C
Tyler
Beirut
Lebanon
Islamic Jihad Today
Frank Herbert Reed
West Beirut
David Jacobsen
Reed
Islamic Jihad
Iran
CIA
Fredrick Reed
Middle East
Jacobsen
International Lions Club
Jordan
Victor Kenou
Weather forecast notes mild night and near 90 day
Partly cloudy conditions continue tonight with a low in the upper 60s. Expect tomorrow’s partly cloudy skies with a high near 90 and a 20 percent chance of isolated afternoon showers. Details on Page 3A.
Death notices for Willie Mae Guyton Wagener Hester
Death notices list Willie Mae Guyton Wagener Hester Johnson Trenton Sally Loggins Warrenville Emma Porter Beech Island Beatrice Wood Langley Elizabeth Woodward Williston plus a note to see details on Page 12A.
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Willie Mae Guyton
Wagener
Hester T. Johnson
Trenton
Sally Loggins
Warrenville
Emma Porter
Beech Island
Beatrice W. Wood
Langley
Elizabeth G. Woodward
Williston
Reunited After 41 Years Sophie Mills Reclaims Son
Sophie Mills of Aiken hugs Mihailo Der who flew from Yugoslavia to Atlanta to meet his mother for the first time since 1945. The reunion also brings Renata, Mills's granddaughter, into the family as they begin a four hour drive home.
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Sophie Mills
Mny
Atlanta
Mihailo der
Renata
Yugoslavia
Mihailo
Sang
Aiken
Soviets Say A Solution Possible In Daniloff Case
In Moscow Deputy Foreign Minister Vladimir Petrovsky said talks with U.S. officials are under way over Nicholas Daniloff the U.S. News & World Report Moscow bureau chief held on espionage charges. He warned any settlement depends on the American side and noted the case is separate from the Zakharov matter.
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U.S
U.S. News & World Report
Nicholas Daniloff
Vladimir V. Petrovsky
Daniloff
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Petrovsky
United States
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