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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1974

Page

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Nixon tax attorney still handles Nixon affairs

Frank DeMarco said his law firm still handles Nixon business including local property matters for the San Clemente estate and is not directly responsible for Nixon's current tax return. The IRS and a congressional panel reviewed his actions on Nixon's 1969 to 1972 returns, after which Nixon agreed to pay 432,787 dollars in back taxes plus interest.

Washington Frank DeMarco Nixon San Clemente DeMarco Internal Revenue Service Congressional

Auto Makers Wrap Up Bad Season

Detroit AP reports stock analysts forecast General Motors Ford and Chrysler to post their worst first quarter profits in years due to a severe sales slump after a record 1973. Results for January through March will be released in about 10 days. analyst Robert Williams of Argus Research calls sales “stinking.”

Detroit General Motors Ford Chrysler Vere Robert Williams Argus Research Corp New York

ABA Leader Claims Saxbe Endangered SLA Case

ABA President Chesterfield Smith says Attorney General Saxbe may have jeopardized the prosecution of SLA members in the San Francisco bank robbery and could threaten Patricia Hearst by labeling them as common criminals and Hearst as a willing participant. He spoke after Saxbe’s remarks on Wednesday.

Washington American Bar Association William B. Saxbe Smith Saxbe SLA Miss Hearst

French Campaign Opens Officially

Paris AP reports the French presidential campaign opened with 11 men and one woman on the May 5 ballot. A runoff is expected May 19 between the two leaders as no majority is anticipated. Francois Mitterrand leads the first ballot while Chaban-Delmas and Giscard d Estaing contest the anti Left vote.

Paris Georges Pompidou Socialist Party Francois Mitterrand Jacques Chaban-Delmas Gaullist Valery Giscard d'Estaing Chaban-Delmas Giscard Mitterrand

Brezhnev Expected To Back Sadat Meeting In Moscow

Soviet Communist Party chief Brezhnev is expected to support Sadat's plan to meet in Moscow. Moscow will not provide the advanced planes and missiles Sadat seeks. Sadat said he is shopping in the West for arms, but the dispute is not seen as breaking the alliance.

Moscow Communist Party Leonid I. Brehznev Anwar Sadat Sadat West

Two Juveniles Hospitalized After Drug Overdose in Aiken

Two male youths from Aiken, ages 16 and 15, were rushed by paramedics to Aiken County Hospital after suffering drug overdoses at 2:30 a.m. Police said they had apparently inhaled THC through the nose, a marijuana concentrate. Both are listed in satisfactory condition and expected to be released.

Aiken Aiken County Hospital

Auditions Tonight for Ellenton Atomic City Festival

Auditions for Ellenton's Atomic City Festival are set at the Civic Center tonight at 7 30 p.m. Tickets for the Tabriz benefit for Rose Hill Art Center will be available next year. Fire marshal caps the Fermata Club. Tabriz sold out.

New Ellenton Civic Center Tabriz Rose Hill Art Center Fermata Club Clearwater Elementary Kalmia Hill School

LaCouture Named First County Administrator Amid Controversy

County commissioners unanimously hired Ronald A. LaCouture as the county's first administrator. Critics note his reform proposals sparked debate over a finance director and spending. LaCouture, a MarlboroughMass native, has a long career as a pathfinder and vows strong fiscal policy despite opposition.

Aiken County Administrator Asked to Resign

Aiken County's Administrator Ronald A. LaCouture was asked to resign effective immediately with 30 days pay after an executive session. LaCouture refused to resign and said he would proceed on a business as usual basis while the board decides. The move follows a special meeting requested by Commissioner Jo Ann Price and delivered by Chairman Harold V. Graybeal and Price.

Aiken County Ronald A. LaCouture Board of Commissioners LaCouture Graybeal Mrs. Price Commission Wade M. Brodie Graybear Brodie Price, Graybeal Carroll Warner L. J Larry) Murphy

New Telephone Directories Arrive for Aiken Area

Deliveries of 1974 telephone books began last Monday and will run through next week in Aiken County. About 30 000 directories cover free service areas as 3 000 new telephones were installed last year. JETS urges recycling and asks residents to bring old directories to the Telephone Company office at 924 Hayne Avenue or use the after hours drop box.

Aiken Laurens Street Richland Avenue Columbia Airport Aiken County March of Dimes Walker P. O. Box Mothers General Store Laurens St S.W Susan Hahn Southern Bell Telephone Company Miss Hahn The Telephone System JETS Telephone Company Hayne Avenue

Weekend Sun Forecast Brightens Local Mood

Aiken County enjoys clear skies as sunny weather continues through tomorrow and likely Sunday. Tonight will be fair and cool with lows near 50 degrees. highs today in the upper 70s, around 80 tomorrow, and mid 80s on Sunday.

Aiken County

Still No Action On Bridge Work In Aiken

The Southern Railway bridge on Laurens Street remains unrepaired after its collapse on January 31. City Manager Roland Windham says firm action is imminent this week as discussions among the railroad, M L McGee Construction, and insurers continue.

Southern Railway Roland Windham Aiken Laurens Street M. L. McGee Construction Company Windham

Patty Hearst kidnapping debate on street survey

Nine Aiken Standard readers were asked if Patty Hearst was a willing accomplice, coerced, or unaware in the San Francisco bank robbery. Responses were split with two saying yes, two undecided, and four saying no amid ongoing mystery.

Patricia Hearst San Francisco Randolph Hearst Patty Hearst

County Administrator Resignation Sparks Board Rift

LaCouture recounts being pressed to resign with commissioners debating day to day county control. Graybeal and Mrs. Price cut short answers while Brodie claims resignation had political backing. No official reason given as executive sessions remain closed.

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Auto Makers Aba Brehznev David Canary Bonanza Fame Kalmia Plaza Hardees Augusta Jo Ann Price Harold V. Graybeal Aiken Standard Marlborough Mass U. S. Navy Sara Molen Carroll Allen Laurens ST. Bridge Wendel Hall United States North Augusta
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