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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1972

Page

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Nixon Suspends Hanoi Bombing to Pressure North Vietnam

President Nixon halted U S air attacks over Hanoi Haiphong to pressure Hanoi to curb its offensive in South Vietnam. U S pilots resume strikes below the 20th parallel while Defense Secretary Laird denied any suspension north of that line.

Saigon Nixon Hanoi-Haiphong North Vietnam South Vietnam U.S South Hanoi Haiphong Melvin R. Laird Washington

Astronauts Fix Apollo 16 Guidance Problem

At Space Center Houston Apollo 16 astronauts led by Thomas K. Mattingly II, with Mission Control aid, quickly resolved a guidance system snag that briefly locked the command ship. Officials said the source remains a mystery but a backup system would return them home if needed. A primary failure could force canceling the moon landing.

Texas appeal may shape school financing ruling Supreme Court

The State of Texas appeals to the Supreme Court over local property taxes used to fund public schools. If accepted, the case could set a nationwide precedent, as Texas is among five states previously ruled to have illegal school financing systems. Hawaii is not affected by the ruling.

Washington State of Texas Supreme Court Hawaii

Senators Propose Cutoff Funds If Hanoi Frees U.S. POWs

Sen. Frank Church and Sen. Clifford Case introduced an amendment to halt all U.S. funding for forces in Indochina by December 31 if Hanoi frees all American prisoners. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the move by a 9 to 1 vote.

Frank Church D-Idaho Senate Foreign Relations Committee Clifford Case R-N.j U.S Indochina Hanoi

Price Commission Eyes Food Price Controls

Price Commission chairman C. Jackson Grayson told Congress the panel is weighing price controls on food items. He said the commission may shift strategy to focus manpower on the largest firms while decontrolling large parts of the economy.

Washington Price Commission C. Jackson Grayson Congress Commission

LBJ Recovers After Brief Health Setback

Lyndon B. Johnson is reported progressing satisfactorily after a brief flareup and heart attack 11 days ago. San Antonio hospital officials provided the update as the former president recovers from the ailment.

San Antonio

Parole Granted for Shrubbery Eating Offender

Westcliff area incident labeled eat and run ends with Director J. C. Busbee stating the four legged offender will be put on probation. No charges will be filed, and authorities seek the owner at Walter Newman’s APS Stables.

Busbee Walter Newman APS

Aiken Junior Miss Debbie Crawford Displays Wide Talents

Debbie Crawford daughter of Mr and Mrs James Crawford of Aiken combines sewing with cheerleading singing and environmental interest. She enjoys flowers especially pink roses and loves her poodle Krissy. She favors chocolate pie and hopes to help others one on one while supporting youth against drugs. She plans to keep fashion studying patterns and magazine trends, collecting ideas for future designs.

Aiken Debbie Crawford James Crawford Kennedy Junior High Aiken High School Debbie Krissy

Delegation Dismisses Aiken County Civil Defense Director

The Aiken County Delegation dismissed Hap Parker as director of the Civil Defense Office effective July 1. They cited his vigorous resistance to expense cuts as the reason for dismissal.

Aiken County Hap Parker Parker Gilbert McMillan Civil Defense Office Rep Zack Fulmer McMillan Fulmer Civil Defense

TV Guns Stolen From Home In North Augusta Break-in

A North Augusta residence reported a break-in with theft of a television and several firearms including a TV derringer a 22 automatic pistol a 12 gauge shotgun and a 410 shotgun along with an Industrial Tool and Engineering Company burglary in Aiken. Also, Ernest Corley was arrested for petty larceny and public drunkenness following a shoplifting incident at RX Drugs. An accident on Gregg and Richland Ave caused $200 damage to a car driven by Linda Langrow.

Aiken County Aiken Ernest Corley J.C. Busbee RX Drugs H.T. Kirkland Alfred St Busbee Gregg and Richland Ave Linda P. Lagrow Iroquois St

Cullinan Seeks Seat On Board

Ralph F. Cullinan filed for At-Large Seat 6 on the County Board of Commissioners challenging E Anthony Bridges. The 59-year-old Aiken resident and DuPont chemist vows county government transition will be challenging but hopeful.

Cullinan Ralph F. Cullinan Board of Commissioners E. Anthony Bridges Aiken Aiken County DuPont St. Mary's Church Eleanor Thomas Cathy Mimi St. Angela Academy E.H. Arbaugh Jo Ann Price Paul Weston J.Z. Addie Wyman Busch Richard Freeman G.C. Garvin Larry Kelly Lucas Ray Wade M. Brodie Alan M

Little Change Expected Weather Tomorrow

Forecast calls for little change with partly cloudy skies. Warmer conditions tomorrow with highs in the mid 80s and overnight lows in the upper 40s to mid 50s.

Stolen Diamond and Pocketbook At North Augusta Show

Mrs Mildred Foster of Clearwater reports a pocketbook stolen from audience stands at the North Augusta Horse Show. The loss includes a watch $80 cash and a unset diamond valued at 1500 with total value around 1586. Police say the incident occurred during the event.

North Augusta Mildred Foster Clearwater John Middleton

Irish Death Toll Reaches 308 After Belfast Fighting

In Belfast British troops killed two guerrilla snipers in an all day battle and fought another two hours at night. The death toll in Northern Ireland's 32 months of communal warfare rose to at least 308.

Belfast Northern Ireland

Aiken County Faces Pollution Plan To Clean Horse Creek

Senate and local leaders confront EPA and PCA demands for a regional waste system to upgrade Horse Creek from C to B class. Options include county board control or Valley Authority leadership, with a June 1 deadline and an estimated $12 to $20 million cost.

Steve Craw Gilbert McMillan Aiken Sen McMillan Aiken County Charles Hollis State Pollution Control Authority Federal Environmental Protection Agency PCA Horse Creek EPA County Board of Commissioners City of Valley Valley Authority John Henry Williams Marshall Cain

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LBJ Westcliff Subdivision Deborah Lynn Crawford New Aiken Walt Hollis U.S. Government Accounting Office GAO
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