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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1976
Page
2
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Local organizations announce evening meetings across Aiken and North Augusta. Sertoma Lions Toastmasters Choral Society Jaycees and City Council gather at various venues from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. including Ramada Inn Heart of Aiken USCA Educational Center and St. Bartholomew's Church.
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each afternoon except weekends. Postal address 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801 ZIP code 29801. Advertising corrections policy notes and payment terms for subscriptions and carrier payments.
The Record lists marriage licenses for Alec Steven Hatch and Sharon Lynn Presnell of North Augusta, Billy Iverson Adams and Shirley Raynett Boykin of Belvedere, Thomas Anthony Hudson and Sherri Lenore Poston of Aiken, loves Taylor of Aiken and Anne Sanders Goss, Larry Samuel Thomas Jr and Antoinette Caparoso of Augusta. Divorces include Mary R Cornetti and Albert E Cornetti, Cassandra G Clark and Roy A Clark III, Hugo Kenneth Fredrick Paul and Betty Ann Alexander Paul, Barry L Snider and Debbie L Snider, Kathy G Ryan and Jerry T Ryan, Kenneth A Clarke and Judye Clarke.
The national weather outlook calls for cooler conditions across most areas today with warmer weather along the Gulf and Atlantic coasts. Scattered showers are expected in southern Florida and from the Gulf coast to the Great Lakes and New England.
The City of Aiken receives HUD approval for a $2.5 million 100 unit housing project on S.C. 19 near Plunkett Ravenel and Chafee Streets. It splits into 46 elderly and 54 family units with brick veneer construction and park like surroundings. Dislocation allowances will assist nine relocated residents.
Verenes honored for driving industry into Aiken South Carolina and statewide growth. Derrick praises efforts attracting doctors and workers while Mayor Weeks presents a city resolution renaming the Aiken Airport Industrial Park to Verenes Industrial Park. Windham Boulevard named in city ceremony with officials from EDA and governor staff present. Industry leaders hail Verenes for energy and effectiveness in attracting businesses.
A three party Moderate coalition won Sweden's national election ending 44 years of Socialist government. With most ballots counted moderates hold 50.7 percent and 180 seats to Social Democrats 47.6 percent and 169 seats. Thorbjorn Falldin to become prime minister leading a center party backed coalition.
Auditions for the Aiken Civic Ballet will be held tomorrow at 5 p.m. at the Crosby Dance Studio. Ballet students age 13 and older should bring pointed shoes and wear proper dance attire. Johnny De Hart of Columbia will select the new members.
Two presidential homes will be shown in free films at Ai ken County Public Library tomorrow at 10 30 a m. E G Marshall will guide viewers through Jeffersons Monticello and Andrew Jacksons Hermitage. Public invited to attend.
If all drivers wore safety belts every time they used a car, about 14,000 people who might be killed in automobile accidents annually could survive. The National Automobile Club emphasizes belt use as a critical safety measure.
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