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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1978

Page

2

Deaths And Funerals

Obituaries list several local mourners including Joe Pressley Parkman 63 of Edgefield a WWII veteran and former Greenwood Mills employee with services at Mountain Creek Baptist Church Survivors include four sisters and four brothers Friends may call at the Outtis residence or Blyth Funeral Home Essie Addison 88 of Route 2 dies at home with Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home handling arrangements Aiken and Greenwood connections noted George Ernest Guy of Belvedere family and a printer at the San Francisco Chronicle with services in San Francisco and burial Westover Memorial Park George E Zitelman of Appleton Wisconsin to be buried in Augusta area after dying in an Augusta hospital He was a retired Kimberly-Clark engineer and member of Waverly Mason Lodge

Kirkley Joe Pressley Pete) Parkman O.A. Cockrell Edgefield Augusta Mountain Creek Baptist Church Church Greenwood County Greenwood Mills C. D. Rush Joe D. Palmer R. O. Buchanan Howard Outts Greenwood Herbert Parkman Gaines Parkman Frank Parkman Johnnie Parkman Melbourne Fla Howard Outtis Augusta Highway Blyth Funeral Home Essie Addison Route 2 Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home Aiken County Mount Hill Baptist Church Alfred Hyland Aiken Jackson- Brooks Funeral Home San Francisco George Ernest Guy Sylvia L. Kitchens Belvedere Central Christian Church Morris W. Wood Westover Memorial Park Guy San Mateo Calif George E. Zitelman Appleton Wis Zitelman Laurel S.W Augusta Hospital Oshkosh Waverly Mason Lodge Kimberly-Clark

Davis Mrs John Lillie Mae Davis Dies in North Augusta

Lillie Mae Davis of Route 4 North Augusta died Friday in Augusta. She was a member of Mount Figuration Baptist Church. Survivors include her widower of North Augusta a daughter Juliette Alice Horne of North Augusta two sisters Annie W. Johnson of Bronx NY and Betty Mays of North Augusta and two brothers Tommie Mays of Washington DC and John Emory Mays of Augusta.

North Augusta Lillie Mae John) Davis Route 4 Augusta Peoples Funeral Home Davis Mount Figuration

Manning H Fogle Dies at 62 in Orangeburg Area

Manning H Fogle 62 father of Mrs Shelby Garrick of North Augusta died yesterday in an Orangeburg hospital. Funeral set for 4 p.m. tomorrow at Calvary Baptist Church with Rev Grady Garris and R B Moorehead officiating. Burial in the church cemetery. Survivors include widow Modelle Fogle four sons four daughters two sisters and three brothers. Pallbearers will include grandsons. Thompson Funeral

Neeles Manning Halford Fogle Shelby Garrick North Augusta Orangeburg Calvary Baptist Church Grady Garris R.B. Moorehead Fogle Orangeburg County Champion Builders Modelle Fogle Neeses Manning Fogle Jr Lee O. Fogle Columbia Coker Fogle Norway James Fogle Hilda Maggie Lou Jackson Winter Haven Fla Lazelle Berry Leroy Fogle Lavern Fogle Wells Fogle Thompson Funeral

Summit Produces Conflicting Middle East Timing Reports

Conflicting reports from Cairo and Washington on the Middle East summit duration. Al Akhbar questions the chances of an agreement and hints Sadat may leave for Washington today. Israel signals a weekend extension while Kissinger remains optimistic about talks.

Middle East Cairo al Akhbar Sadat Washington Musa Sabry Camp David Carter Israel Foreign Ministry

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Supreme Court to rule on private employer affirmative action

The court faces whether private employers may legally discriminate against whites by using minority preferences after the Bakke decision. Weber versus Kaiser asks if federal law bans voluntary affirmative action plans, with the 5th Circuit ruling that Kaiser discriminated against Weber. The new term begins Oct 2 and responses are due within 30 days.

Washington Supreme Court Brian F. Weber Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Co Gramercy Weber Kaiser United Steelworkers Union 5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Kaiser and Union California Bakke 5Th Circuit

Nationwide Rail Strike Threatens Wider Shutdown

A two month old clerks strike at Norfolk & Western spreads industry wide with rail management seeking a federal injunction to prevent strikes or picketing on 72 railroads. The case centers on a mutual aid pact under which Norfolk & Western receives about $800,000 daily from sister lines.

Washington Federal Clerks’ Union Norfolk & Western Railway

Indictments loom in South Carolina case involving Chitty

Four men named in the indictment face counts of criminal conspiracy and obstructing justice. Aiken County officials moved to suspend Chitty from magisterial duties amid questions over immunity talks. Bond set at 25 000 for Chitty Bradley and Jackson and 15 000 for Graham as court seeks medical proof of Chittys condition.

Jackson Gloverville Marvin E. Dunbar Aiken County James B. Edwards Chitty Bradley Highway Patrol Graham Attorney General's Office Barker Preston Cox Jack D. Barker P.W. Watts Eugene B. Leopard Kelly Zier Zier Henderson Johnson Bradley and Johnson Moore

House edges toward funding bundle on BNFP and river projects

Conferees propose final year of BNFP federal support while channeling funds to Rus sell Dam construction. The package also includes 250000 for Charleston Harbor study and Lynches River flood review, plus 8.5 million Cooper River Re-diversion, 1 million Little River Inlet, and 4.9 million Murrells Inlet. House vote signals potential veto futility. Senate expected to pass wide.

Carter Clinch River BNFP Russell Dam Charleston Harbor Lynches River Cooper River Little River Inlet Murrells Inlet House White House Senate

Bradley Profile Highlights Early Sports Career

Bradley, now 6-4 and about 235 pounds, starred in sports during high school. He later attended Central Academy and spent a year at Anderson Junior College after continuing from Page 1.

Central Academy Anderson Junior College Bradley

Auto Chase Ends With Man Arrested In Aiken

An Aiken man, Michael John Prather, 315 McCormick Street, was arrested after a 90 mph pursuit that began when a park area vehicle failed to stop for a blue light on Sumter Street. The chase ended when Prather collided with a pursuing officer. no injuries were reported.

Michael John Prather McCormick Street Aiken Department of Public Safety W.W. Owens Sumter Street Barnwell Street

Smoking Declines To Under Four Thousand Cigarettes Per Adult

Washington AP reports the USDA expects per capita cigarette sales to fall this year to about 4,000 cigarettes per adult 18 plus, the lowest since 1970. The tentative 1977 figure is 4,051 and the 1963 peak was 4,345 cigarettes per person.

Washington Agriculture Department USDA Robert H. Miller U.S

Break-in at North Augusta Elementary Office

A sharp instrument damaged the lock of the principal's office at North Augusta Elementary School on 701 Georgia Ave. A two inch television radio combination and $35.59 in cash were stolen, according to a North Augusta Public Safety report.

North Augusta Georgia Ave

Youth Arrested On Destruction Charges In Aiken

A juvenile was arrested by Aiken Department of Public Safety on charges of destruction of private property and truancy after allegedly using a BB gun to shoot a neighbor’s porch light. Investigators found two go carts not owned by him and a stolen BB gun.

Roper and Johnson Face Trial in Armed Robbery Case

Lawrence G. Roper and Rayrham Johnson opened their armed robbery trial at General Sessions court for September on the August 11 Highway 215 Pawn Shop theft. Defense pretrial motions were denied after hours of debate before Judge James E. Moore. Separately, Reggie Cofer was sentenced to six months for aiding an escape, while Harold E. Platt posted $2000 bond for the October session.

Lawrence G. Roper Rayrham Johnson General Sessions Court Roper Johnson Highway 215 Moore Reggie Cofer Aiken Harold E. Platt

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Joe P. Parkman G.E. Guy Lillie Mae Davis Manning H. Fogle Detroit Henry Kissinger Richard Stone D-Fla Powell PBM Italy Bethany Fayettteville N.C Harvey Johnson Criminal Court National Weather Service NOAA U.S. Dept. of Commerce Pacific Northwest Upper Great Lakes Western Plains U.S. House Man N.A. Elementary Roper and Johnson
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