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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1971

Page

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Aiken County legislators push new county government and court plan

Aiken County lawmakers advance a bill to create a modified four member county council plus supervisor elected countywide with partisan nominations and a referendum to authorize bonds. Rep John Henry Williams also introduces a bill for a Civil Criminal and Family Court of Aiken County with a governor appointed judge and six year term, sole jurisdiction limits, and a family court division.

Aiken County General Assembly John Henry Williams D-Aiken Williams City of Aiken City of Aiken State Senate Family Court

What s Going On Protestants Police Battle in Belfast

In Belfast a riot flared during Easter celebrations as about 2 000 Protestant marchers clashed with Catholic districts. A 12 year old Protestant boy Harry Martin was hit by automatic fire at a parade ending peaceful protests. Four soldiers were set ablaze by Molotov cocktails as British troops fought the mob for seven hours.

Belfast Northern Ireland Harry Martin Martin Irish Republic

Economic Outlook Brightens for First Quarter

Washington AP reports White House economic advisers grow optimistic about the first quarter. Chief economic adviser Paul W. McCracken predicts a strong gain and notes evidence the economy quickened toward quarter's end.

Washington White House Paul W. McCracken

Gunsmoke Star Milburn Stone Improves After Surgery

Milburn Stone the 66 year old actor who plays Doc Adams on Gunsmoke is reported improving rapidly after open heart surgery performed March 15 at University Hospital. A hospital spokesman said he is in fair condition, exercising in his room and eating a regular diet.

Birmingham Ala Milburn Stone Doc Adams Stone Gery University Hospital

Red Measles Outbreak Hits Seneca South Carolina

South Carolina Board of Health reports an outbreak of red measles in Seneca and expected spread to Valhalla. Dr. W. E. Baldwin says the Oconee County outbreak began in Westminster with several elementary cases. Two Seneca physicians report 19 cases on Monday.

Columbia South Carolina Board of Health Seneca Valhalla Lachia I Oconee County Westminster State Board of Health

Air Power Day at Aiken Airport Highlights Thunderbirds Show

A full day of air power events at Aiken Municipal Airport culminates with the U S Air Force Thunderbirds performing at 3 p.m. The program includes a fly-in breakfast, skydiving, Fort Gordon demonstrations, helicopter drills, and static displays of C 130s and planes. Eagle Aviation offers sightseeing flights. the Lonely Strangers perform in the main hangar. 861 Radar Squadron tours and radar films complete the schedule.

U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds Aiken James Giovanazi 861 Air Force Eagle Aviation Aiken Airport Civil Air Patrol Carolina Inn Aiken Air Force Station Barnwell Fort Gordon Aviation Vietnam Fort Gordon Southeast Asia Ward 861 Radar Squadron

North Augusta Lions Host Fifth Annual Community Benefit Horse Show

The North Augusta Lions Club announces the Fifth Annual Community Benefit Silver Star Horse Show at the Lions Memorial Field with 350 plus horses and 3,000 to 4,000 spectators. Proceeds fund local bands libraries sight conservation SNAPS scholarships and field maintenance. Shows run 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. with 123 volunteers supporting the event.

North Augusta Lions Club Nancy Carson Dixie Lions Memorial Harold Martin

Price adjustments for Aiken Standard subscribers

The Aiken Standard announces a price change due to rising costs. Carriers receive a portion of the increase, with new rates 40 cents per week 1.73 per month and 20.80 per year. Mail rates set at 6.40 for three months 11.60 for six months and 22 per year.

Aiken Standard

Three judges named for horse show event

Three outstanding horsemen will judge the show with Sam Paschal of Murfreesboro Tennessee handling Walking Horses Caril Jenkins of Atlanta and Charles Sandifer of Rock Hill judging Western Horses

Sam Paschal Murfreesboro, Tenn Caril Jenkins Atlanta Charles Sandifer Rock Hill

Aiken County Delegation Endorses New Courthouse Site

The Aiken County Legislative Delegation released a statement endorsing Scheme III, a new courthouse and county office building on a new site, with Rep. John Henry Williams dissenting. The majority cited traffic and growth considerations, noting Scheme II offered no clear advantage and urged property acquisition if II were chosen.

Aiken County Aiken County Court House John Henry Williams Chesterfield Street

Court House Ballot for Aiken County Site Draws Debate

The Aiken Standard conducts a straw poll on the proposed Aiken County Court House site east of downtown bounded by Richland Park Charleston and Gaston Streets. Delegation supporters call it the best bargain while opponents urge downtown placement citing distance and drainage concerns. Readers are urged to vote by mail or at the Standard office.

Aiken County Court House Richland Avenue Park Avenue Charleston Street Gaston Street Aiken County Aiken Aiken Standard

Disadvantages Of New Site For Courthouse

John Henry Williams leads opponents to the east Aiken 10 acre courthouse site citing blight to downtown, merchant inconvenience, and drainage costs. They reference a city letter and a looming suit potentially going to the Supreme Court. Williams vows to intervene, delaying progress and raising several legal questions.

East Aiken

May Reach Supreme Court Shows Bond Suit Likely

Aiken County faces a legal challenge over issuing bonds for a new county courthouse. County Attorney Julian Salley said a suit will be filed in the Court of Common Pleas to test the legality of moving the courthouse site and the election validity of two of the three commissioners approving the bonds. The suit aims to determine when bonds can be certified for sale.

Aiken County Court House Aiken County Julian Salley Salley

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Court of Common Pleas Gunsmoke W. E. Bladwin Appa Aiken Training Track Inc William Post Busch Lions Memorial Field Aiken Standard Building Rutland Drive Court House P.O P.C Highway 215 Sie Supreme Court Daiken
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