USC A Oktoberfest Draws Crowds at USC Aiken
USC Aiken hosted Oktoberfest II with hundreds of revelers under two striped tents on the athletic field. The Goorman Sauerkraut Band performed amid sauerkraut scents while students served wurst, kraut, pretzels, and beer for 50 cent tickets. A 70 member volunteer force organized the event. costs exceeded 6 thousand dollars, with no intention of profits.
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Usc-Aiken
Goorman Sauerkraut
Marti Costantino
USCA
Oom-Pah
Budd Blumm
Gootman Sauerkraut Band
Charlotte
Salley Plans Bigger Chitlin Strut With More Food
Salley to serve 15 000 pounds of chitlins at the 17th annual Chitlin Strut up from 9 000 pounds last year. Mayor E W Clamp announced volunteers filled all committees at the first organizational meeting and interest from out of state visitors is rising.
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Clamp
Salley
Diamond Ring Reported Stolen
The Aiken Department of Public Safety is investigating a theft of a $4,000 diamond ring reported by Dr. Don Pennington of 362 Hill Crest Ave. The ring was found missing at 11 a.m. Wednesday after his wife left it beside a sink. Police note someone may have entered the home recently. no arrests have been made.
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Aiken Department of Public Safety
Don Pennington
Hillcrest Ave
Thefts Reported In Clearwater Residence And Campus Locker
Deputies investigate two thefts totaling about 980 dollars. In Clearwater Jean Banks reports a 600 dollar stereo and a 100 dollar television missing, a neighbor saw a car flee. USC-Aiken student Tracy Brown notes three rings valued at 790 dollars stolen from a locker on campus via wire pull. Both cases under investigation.
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Clearwater
Aiken County
Sheriff’s Department
Jean Banks
South St
Tracy Brown
Usc-Aiken
Crop Insurance Deadline Approaches for 1983 Wheat Policy
The All-Risk insurance policy application deadline for the 1983 wheat crop is September 30. For coverage details and a list of local agents, contact the ASCS office.
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ASCS
Sand Hill subdivision on council agenda in Aiken
Aiken City Council will discuss plans to develop the Sand Hill subdivision at the next meeting Monday. It will consider bids for roof repairs at the old city police station on Hayne Avenue and hear a report from the Smith Hazel Recreation Center advisory committee. The meeting starts at 7 30 p.m. in the Municipal Building council chambers and is open to the public.
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Aiken City
Sand Hill
Old City
Hayne Avenue
Smith Hazel Recreation Center
Park Avenue
Secretaries Meet Monday Night in Aiken Chapter
The Aiken Chapter of the Professional Secretaries International will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday at 7 30 p m at Duff s.
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Aiken
The
Professional Secretaries International
Duff's
Correction on Senator Norma Russell stance and Walter Plunkett death
Correction states Norma Russell opposes Act 208 instead of supporting a tax assessment stance. It also fixes Walter Plunkett's death date to Wednesday, clarifying he died on that day, not yesterday.
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Norma Russell
Walter Plunkett
Plunkett
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