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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1986

Page

5

American Square Dance Reaches Golden Year

The Carolina Squares of Aiken celebrate a golden anniversary with American Square Dance Week Sept 22 28 as clubs statewide plan a Nov 8 state dance at the Carolina Coliseum in Columbia.

Pat Jones Irvin Carolina Squares Aiken Columbia Carolina Coliseum South Aiken High Harry Alice Burdette J.C Lee Crabtree Savannah River Burdette Malcolm Dailey Doug Jernigan Gilden Indianapolis Houston Mike Gilden

Drought Losses May Hit One Billion in Southeast

AP reports the Southeast faces drought losses potentially exceeding 1 billion dollars as rainfall later helps yields but fails to avert financial ruin for farmers. SC farmer Elbert Coleman battles leukemia while awaiting harvest amid persistent dry conditions and subsoil moisture deficits.

Columbia Bryan Patrick Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service South Carolina Carolinas Georgia Tennessee Virginia Elbert Coleman Coleman

Good Feelings Could Hurt Voter Turnout in South Carolina

State Republicans and Democrats warn high living standards may depress November turnout. Warren Tompkins predicts a sleepy electorate as voters cite low interest rates, low unemployment, and Reagan era popularity. Analysts say apathy could dampen Democratic turnout and hurt campaigns.

Greenville Warren Tompkins Carroll Campbell South Carolina Reagan Dick Riley Tompkins Paul Maslin Daniel

Power at Our Fingertips The Remote Control Revolution

A humorous lament on how the TV remote has seized control of family life. The narrator notes battles over channel changing from Darth Vader to Sue Ellen and Southfork, as family members hide the tuner and commercials blur into films, with Liv Ullmann morphing into Bea Arthur.

E.F. Hutton Darth Vader Southfork Anther Liv Ullmann Bea Arthur

TV Tuner Antics and Family Power Plays

A satirical reflection on a chaotic household scene where a TV tuner becomes a symbol of control. The narrator recalls figures Erma Bombeck and Frank Gifford while describing a crisis involving Liv and a baby, ending with a claim of single handedly directing what appears on the screen.

Frank Gifford Boston Pops Liv

PTO Painting Eight Kennedy Middle Rooms This Summer

Kennedy Middle School parents and staff completed painting eight rooms during the summer. Volunteers included the Schwalberts Ortaldos Lux Henry Spiker Spears and Timmerman families plus Principal George Rogers.

Kennedy Middle School Pto Jean and Russ Schwalbert Joe Louise Ortaldo Ray Lynn Lux Jane Henry Durke Arlene Spiker Pam Joe Spears Larry Pauline Golding Roger Rollins Chris Randall Betty Abney Charles Cheryl Matthews Charlie Colleen Timmerman George Rogers St. Angela Officers

Aiken High Ninth Graders to Participate in ACT Career Planning Program

Aiken High will offer all ninth graders a chance to join the ACT Career Planning Program during the week of Oct 27 to guide educational and career decisions. Ridge Spring Monetta Mu Alpha Theta elected officers Denise Rikard president and others. Members may tutor and plan fundraisers trips to Clemson Winthrop and math contests.

Aiken High ACT MU Alpha Theta Ridge Spring-Monetta High Denise Rikard Sandi Stone Gwendolyn Childs Kimberly Waters Terry Raiford Timothy Jeffery Billy Elders Gidget Gaskin Rhonda Griffin Gary Burger Lester Childs Tony Fallon Rodney Hammonds Cathy Mitchum Clemson Winthrop

Congress prompts court clarifications as laws confuse readers

Virginia law professor A E Dick Howard argues unclear legislation forces courts to interpret meaning. He spoke at a USC symposium with judges and legal scholars about the courts and their future amid broader political system failures.

Columbia Congress Virginia A.E Dick Howard Howard Law School University of South Carolina

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Bill Syderist Minick Minick Mrs. Jones Larry Wood Erma Bombeck Los Angeles Times Syndicate PTO Kennedy Regina St. Angela Academy Susan Branton Candace Boyce Melissa Guynn Eileen Mason Marcella Zwingmann Kathy Kuehn Leslie Hartley Michael Harris Aiken Elementary Palmetto Federal John Cunningham Aiken Standard First Citizens Bank Lensam Wee Prime Timers Club U.S. Congress
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