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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1971

Page

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Standard Stumper Pot Reopens With $540 In Pot

The Standard Stumper faces a goof in Friday puzzle due to ink heavy Easter eggs. Complaints arose about missing word list. the editor reissues the list on page 12 with a $540 pot and a Wednesday deadline.

Evacuated Tourists As Mt Etna Destroys Observatory

Mt Etna eruption destroys a century-old observatory near the summit cutting the two mile cable car route. The observatory was empty and no injuries reported as lava flow slows to about forty percent of its initial surge. Police order spectators away from upper areas. villages and sea resorts remain deemed safe.

Catania Sicily Mt. Etna Europe Etna

Poindexter Acquitted in Angela Davis Hiding Case

David R. Poindexter II is acquitted by a federal jury of hiding Angela Davis while she was sought by the FBI as a fugitive. He called the result a minor skirmish in a big war and thanked the jurors after the week-long trial in US District Court.

New York David R. Poindexter II Angela Davis FBI California Poindexter Angela

Hoffa Returns to Prison After Leave to Visit Wife

Teamster leader James R. Hoffa returns to federal prison in Lewisburg Pa after a six day leave to see wife Josephine Hoffa in a San Francisco hospital where her heart ailment shows improvement according to Hoffa and doctors. James P Hoffa Jr assisted driving the rented car to the prison.

Lewisburg James R. Hoffa Pennsylvania James P. Hoffa Hoffa Josephine San Francisco

Lockheed Wins NASA Study Contract For Supersonic Transport

NASA awarded a nine month study contract to Lockheed-Georgia to explore future air technology for transport aircraft. General Dynamics and Boeing were also selected for similar Feasibility studies. Each contract is valued at about 1 million dollars and will examine speed, structure, economics, and low noise engines.

Marietta, Ga National Aeronautics and Space Administration Lockheed- Georgia Co NASA Lockheed-Georgia General Dynamics Fort Worth Tex Boeing Seattle Wash

Unusual Theft Reported in Lake Charles Pool Hall Incident

Lake Charles police investigated an unusual theft in which a man asleep outside a pool hall woke to find a thief had removed his shoes from his feet. The suspect who reported the incident was not identified.

Lake Charles

FSU For Sale Proposal Sells Campus With Alumni Backing

Florida State University and its Circle K club announce a mock sale of the campus with approval from alumnus Gov. Reubin Askew. Sealed bids due by April 19 would fund Easter Seals, with the highest bidder allowed to rename one building for one week.

Tallahassee Fla Florida State University Reubin Askew Askew FSU The Easter Seals Foundation Nero California Marine World Redwood City Calif Sonny Allen UPI

Castro Invited to Chile for May Day Rally

La Tarde reports Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro invited to attend a mammoth May Day rally as guest of President Salvador Allende. Castro would arrive April 27 and stay five days, with public confirmation pending his acceptance.

Santiago Chile la Tarde Fidel Castro Salvador Allende Castro Allende

Dictator Ne Win Returns to London Hospital

Burma's military ruler Gen Ne Win is back in London receiving further medical treatment after falling ill in New Delhi while returning from previous heart treatment in London. He traveled by stretcher for continued care.

London Ne Win Burma New Delhi

USCA Construction Bids Go Over Budget in Aiken

Rob ert E. Penland says USC Aiken classroom administration building bids exceed the $1.346 million funding. The low bid of $1.532 million from Cisne & Associates inches past budget, with other bids up to $1.699 million. Architects and USCA negotiate costs while seeking HEW funds and county financing.

University of South Carolina In Aiken USCA Robert E. Penland Aiken County Higher Education Commission Penland Cisne & Associates Inc Charlotte N.C USDA US Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW

Augusta Mayor Beckum Named Panel Leader

Beckum was selected by the Council of Governments of Aiken and Richmond Counties as chairman at their bi monthly meeting. He succeeds Mayor Cecil Collins of North Augusta with C H Shaw of New Ellenton named vice chairman and Wayne Rogers reelected as director and senior planner for the commission. The council acts as a cooperative planning body required by HUD for the area.

Augusta Millard Beckum Council of Governments Aiken Richmond Cecil Collins North Augusta Beckum C. H. Shaw New Ellenton Wayne Rogers U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD

U S Bombers Clear Path to Lift Fire Base 6 Siege

About 2,000 South Vietnamese troops moved to relieve Fire Base 6 in the central highlands as U S B52 bombers dropped 600 tons of bombs near the base. Air support is aiding a ground push with limited contact reported and heightened U S concerns over Vietnamization and reliance on air power.

Saigon Highlands Central Highlands South Vietnam 22Nd Quang Tri Laos Vietnam Nixon U.S. 7Th Air Force

City Council Allows Salvation Army Youth Center in Aiken

The Aiken City Council rescinded a prior decision and authorized the Salvation Army to use a downtown building at 252 Pendleton St as a Strom Thurmond Community Center for youths six to 13. Work to prepare the building is planned, after advisory board visits to a Spartanburg center and local resident consultations.

City Council Salvation Army Aiken Spartanburg Pendleton Street Strom Thurmond Pendleton St

Radar Base Open House With Thunderbirds Demonstration

The 861st Radar Squadron in Aiken will sponsor an Open House on Air Power Day with the US Air Force Thunderbirds. From noon to 4 p.m. visitors tour radar operations buildings, view radar scopes, and watch explanatory films. A short POW film is planned with free admission.

861St US Air Force James M. Giovanazi Aiken Air Force Station Aiken

Aiken Standard Announces Rate Change

Beginning Monday April 19 the Aiken Standard will raise prices for subscribers and mail customers. Carriers will charge 40 cents per week 1.73 per month and 20.80 per year while mail rates move to 6.40 for three months 11.60 for six months and 22 for a year.

Aiken Standard Pew

Magistrate Amendment Introduced In House

An amendment to a Senate bill would cut Aiken County magistrates from 13 to eight with two full-time posts in Aiken and North Augusta Belvedere areas. The plan creates six part-time posts across districts and requires procedural law courses for magistrates within a year. Supporters say annual savings of 10000 to 15000 dollars. local magistrates oppose the reduction.

Aiken North Augusta-Belvedere Istrates Warrenville Graniteville Vaucluse Gloverville Langley Bath Beech Island Jackson New Ellenton Wagener - Salley - Perry Oak Grove Monetta Windsor Wards Salley Wagener North Augusta Belvedere

How Many Magistrates Does Area Really Need

Aiken County faces debate over magistrate numbers with a Senate bill cutting from 13 to four under review by the county House delegation. Current sentiment pushes the count to at least six and maybe eight, while Rep. John Henry Williams proposes a new bill to create a county court in Aiken, signaling a major shift in local judicial structure.

Senate Aiken County S.C House of Representatives Aiken Zack Fulmer Marshall Cain Julian Dunbar John Henry Williams D-Aiken Williams House

School Board To Hear Complaints From Citizens

The Aiken County Schools Board of Education will hear a citizen group led by Willar Hightower Jr and Mrs Hy thenia Simpkins present nine proposals at today’s meeting. Chairman Al J Maddox said the group was allotted agenda time after a written request. The session starts at 7 30 p.m. in the Educational Center and is open to the public.

Board of Education Aiken County Willar Hightower Jr Hythenia Simpkins Aiken al J. Maddox

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