Festival Slated At New Ellenton
The First Atomic City Festival in New Ellenton runs April 26 to 28 with events including an all male beauty pageant, a parade, horse show, and an American Legion dance plus fireworks. U S Rep Bryan Dorn and local officials are invited to participate in the parade to raise funds for civic improvements.
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New Ellenton
David Dougherty
U.S
Bryan Dorn
Strom Thurmond
Aiken County
Board of Commissioners
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Jayceeettes
Business Association
Recreation Association
Allendale Native Promoted at Savannah River Plant
I Brookes Lawton Jr an Allendale native and Citadel graduate has been named employee relations superintendent for Du Pont Construction Division at the Savannah River Plant succeeding retiree T E Ewing. Lawton started in April 1951 and previously led material control. later held safety and project safety roles before moving to employee relations in 1969. He served in the Naval Air Corps WWII and is married to Virginia Snider of Allendale with three children.
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I. Brookes Lawton Jr
Allendale
Citadel
du Pont
Savannah River
A.M. Scherffius
Lawton
T.E. Ewing
du Pont Company
Naval Air Corps
Virginia Snider
Edenfield St
Cameron
B. Lawton III
Malcolm
Lawtons
The
Allendale Presbyterian Church
Christensen Appointed to Naval Academy
Congressman Wm Jennings Bryan Dorn announces Benjamin B. Christensen will attend the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis. He is the son of Mr and Mrs B Christensen of Aiken and now at the Naval Academy Prep School in Bainbridge Maryland. Dorn says Christensen has an outstanding school and community record and should be an outstanding cadet and officer.
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Wm. Jennings Bryan Dorn
Benjamin B. Christensen
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Ben
B. Christensen
Aiken
Naval Academy Prep
Bainbridge
Dorn
D. Sherrill Orvin
Orangeburg
NASA prepares thousands of aviation tech documents for manufacturers
Washington NASA is preparing about 10 000 documents on new technology to aid general aviation manufacturers. The effort aims to provide updated technical data and guidance for industry stakeholders.
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Washington
NASA
Equity Fund collapse spawns sweeping regulatory questions
New York AP report outlines how Equity Funding Life Insurance Co implicates conflicts of interest auditor reliability and Wall Street research. It notes fictitious policies created to inflate cash and future premiums, affecting banks brokers and thousands of investors while raising questions about regulation and protections for small investors.
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New York
California
Wall Street
Securities and Exchange Commission
Equity Funding Life Insurance Co
California Insurance Department
Raymond Dirks
Equity
Dirks
Billie Sol Estes
Tino de Angeles
Certified Public
de Angeles
Chemical Reverses Drug Overdose Effects In Animals
University of Pittsburgh researchers report that cyclic AMP injections reversed overdoses of barbiturates and alcohol in monkeys and other animals. The work suggests potential human treatments for overdoses and possibly hangovers, pending safetyproof.
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Atlantic City
N.J
University of Pittsburgh
Man
Major L. Cohn
Department of Anesthesiology
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Cohn
Amp
Earl W. Sutherland
Vanderbilt University
Children Entering School Must Register April 25 26
Registration for children entering first grade in Area No 1 will be held on April 25 26 between 2 and 4 p m at the attending schools. Kinder garten entrants at East Aiken or Eustis Park Elementary register then. Birth certificates urged. required for enrollment. State law sets age six by Nov 1. A new law from August 1973 requires immunizations with a signed Certificate of Immunization.
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Area No. 1
East Aiken
Eustis Park
Telephone Pioneers Bar-B-Que Dinner Set
The Telephone Pioneers of America host a bar-b-que dinner tomorrow at the Aiken Shrine Club on Whiskey Road from 3 to 8 PM. Each plate costs 1.75 dollars with proceeds benefiting Project D for hearing impairments and the Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center.
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The
Telephone Pioneers of America
Aiken Shrine Club
Whiskey Road
Project D
Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center
Deliveries Start In Aiken Area
Telephone book delivery has started in the Aiken Area according to C M Shackelford manager Southern Bell in Aiken. Anyone not receiving their directory by April 20 should contact the business office at 649 9011.
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Aiken
C.M. Shackelford
Southern Bell
Wagener Salley Faculty Gets Pie Tossed At Spring Fundraiser
Wagener Salley High School held a pie throwing fundraiser on April 6. Faculty members including Mr. Charlie Miller and principal E J Matheson faced high bids from seniors to fund the Junior Senior Prom.
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Wagener-Salley High School
E.J. Matheson
W-S
Hillard Bossard
Jackson Library Totals Receives 4943 Volumes and 36 Magazines
The Jackson High School library houses 4943 volumes about nine and a half books per student with 36 magazines costing 250 dollars yearly. Seventeen and Hot Rod lead girls and boys favorites while National Geographic and English Journal are among notable reads. Youth Week activities included March prayer meeting and revivals. New homes for five families plus updates on local residents and alumni also feature.
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Jackson High School
National Geographic
Carolyn Zimmerman
JHS
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Naval Academy
John Wise
Graniteville
Carol
Ronnie Lockhart
Winthrop College
Rick Carreno
Memorial Baptist Church
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Calif
Billy Graham
Christ
Columbia Bible College
South Carolina
Vaucluse Road
Wagener-Salley
Jackson Library
Jackson
Don Bishop
Bethel Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Mike Davidson
al Ellis
Fifth Street
Merly
Beech Island
Highland Circle
Gary
Don
Tony Polson
Leo Zimmermans
Meyers Street
Zimmerman
W.R. Zimmerman
New Augusta
Miss
A.W Mims
Second Street
Leonard Taylor
Germany
Taylor
Wanda Henry
Tonya
General Store
Laurens
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