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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1982
Page
15
Owner offers a 3 bedroom 2 bath brick home on the south side near shopping centers and schools with partial financing at 13 percent. Priced at 53 900 to 59 500 with a wood deck 18 by 36 pool privacy fence and a 24 by 36 garage workshop. Appointments start Sunday September 12. Call 649 7414 or 648 5165. Must sell owner transferring.
Gen William C Westmoreland files a 120 million libel suit in Greenville S C alleging The Uncounted Enemy A Vietnam Deception harmed him through a CBS television documentary. WSPA did not air the program in January citing a scheduling mix up and Greenville chosen for potential sympathetic jurors.
SCE&G told the South Carolina Public Service Commission that even a 50 cent bus fare would leave the company about 1.1 million dollars in the red each year. It seeks 16.4 million in gas revenues and 101.2 million in electricity rate hikes while hearings proceed in Aiken Columbia and Charleston.
A 10-year-old girl, Darlington, received an eight plus hour liver transplant at Children's Hospital University of Pittsburgh. She ate her first meal and moved from intensive care to a private room. Her father and Dr. Starzl cautioned the recovery remains day to day.
In Charleston, Janet Sands of the Humane Society of York County says Daniel and Marilyn Beran may take 13 starved horses to Florida since no South Carolina law bars the move. The Berans deny cruelty charges after the animals were found starving and dehydrated in late July.
State Agriculture Commissioner Bryan Patrick says farmers back his re election bid and notes he avoids publicity. He claims about 90 percent agricultural backing and defends his role amid Democratic challenger Leslie Tindal's critique over DBCP use to control nematodes in peach orchards.
Senator Norma Russell running for lieutenant governor proposes trimming one third of state workers. She favors attrition and across the board cuts, arguing for higher quality over quantity and warning some areas like Corrections cannot be cut. Her comments come after news of a 4.6 percent budget cut needed to balance the state budget.
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