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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1970

Page

5

Heroin Abuse Warns of Rising Youth Fatalities

New York medical officials warn heroin misuse among youths will rise, with the average age of fatal cases dropping from 35 in 1950 to 23. Dr. Milton Helpern cites peer pressure as a key driver while Dr. Michael Baden notes increasing heroin use among seemingly normal teens. The death of 17 year old Antoinette Dishman at a Harlem party underscores the danger.

New York Milton Helpern New York City Helpern U.S Lauria Louria Dominick Alaggia Dynatek Research Organization Michael Baden Baden Barnard College Antoinette Dishman Chicago Harlem

South Carolina Has 30 Years Of Drug Education

Columbia reports that South Carolina public schools have taught about drugs since 1941 under state law and standards. Dr. W Bruce Crowley notes ongoing material reviews, a 1959 health teaching guide, a 1968 revision and adopted textbooks with drug sections, plus conferences and TV education efforts for teachers, parents, and communities.

Columbia South Carolina W. Bruce Crowley State Department of Education Crowley S. C. Education Department S.C Education Department

Clemson Students Learn About Litter On Highway

Clemson University students in outdoor education examined litter along a 528 foot highway right of way. Over two hours they collected 1121 cans 185 bottles 165 pounds of paper and plastics totaling 514 pounds of refuse. Assistant professor Sarah Waler coordinated the program to raise environmental awareness.

Clemson Clemson University South Carolina Sarah Waler Recreation and Park Administration

Concert Association Opens Member Drive For Season

The Aiken Community Concert Association launches its annual membership drive for the coming season. Lee Lavisi, Jorge Morel, the First Chamber Dance Company of New York, and Gilbert and Sullivan stars join the planned engagements. Membership costs $10 for adults and $5 for students.

Howard Miller Charles Acton William Bebbington Lee Lavisi Jorge Morel First Chamber Dance Company New York Gilbert and Sullivan Light Opera Aiken Community Concert Association Aiken Concert Association Columbia Artists Management, Inc Lee Luvisi Luvisi U.S New York Philharmonic Phila

Aikenite Joins Carolina Power Office In Raleigh

Charles R. Tope joins Carolina Power and Light as a right of way man in Raleigh. A South Carolina native, he graduated from Aiken High School and NC State University with a recreation and park administration degree. He played football at NCSU 1965 to 1968 and is married to Margaret Leigh Knott of Winston-Salem with a son, Charles Robert Tope Jr.

Charles R. Tope Carolina Power & Light Company Cp&l Raleigh South Carolina Tope Aiken High School Aiken North Carolina State University NCSU Margaret Leigh Knott Winston-Salem Charles Robert Tope, Jr

Thurmond Opposes Okinawa Reversion Accord

Sen Strom Thurmond voiced strong opposition to the Nixon Sato plan to revert Okinawa to Japan. He critiqued legislative participation, cited military and economic stakes in the Far East, and warned that Japan must accept mutual policies and U.S. military protection under the 1960 treaty.

Washington Okinawa Japan Senate Sen Strom Thurmond South Carolina Senate Armed Services Committee Nixon Sato Sen. Thurmond Ernest F. Hollings D-Sc Thurmond Far East U.S Laos Cambodia United States Pueblo

Aikenite Receives York Cross of Honour Honor

George Vincent Gayhart of 1005 Byrnes Road is named Knight of the York Cross of Honour the highest York Rite Freemasonry degree. He has held multiple top offices including Master of Aiken Lodge, High Priest of Kadoshlayah Chapter, and Commander Knight Templar. About 400 of 4.3 million Freemasons in North America and the Philippines qualify this year. Palmetto Priory member elected April 6. 64 Priories total with 8,400 members.

George Vincent Gayhart Byrnes Road York Gayhart Aiken Lodge of Masons Kadoshlayah Royal Arch Masons Aiken Council Knight Templar Palmetto Priory Order North America Phillipines

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