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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1971

Page

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Aiken delegation disagrees on condemnation for courthouse site

A poll of the Aiken County Legislative delegation shows split views on using condemnation to acquire land for a new downtown courthouse. Rep. John Henry Williams favors it while Rep. Julian Dunbar opposes. other members offer qualified positions amid cost and legal concerns.

Aiken County Aiken John Henry Williams D-Aiken Julian Dunbar R-Aiken Highway 215 Michael Laughlin Gilbert E. McMillan Marshall Cain Laughlin

Nixon Aid Bill Faces House Committee Clash

President Nixon's proposal to overhaul U.S. foreign aid confronted stiff opposition in the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Lawmakers criticized plans to split aid into military and development funds and move control to international management. The plan would cost 3.1 billion dollars next year and 1.7 billion annually for the next two years.

Washington Nixon U.S House Foreign Affairs Committee Thomas E. Morgan Dpa

Humphrey Seen as Odds-On Favorite for 1972 Nomination

The Republican National Committee after reviewing political signals declares Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey the odds-on favorite for the 1972 Democratic presidential nominating race if Sen. Edward Kennedy stays out. Humphrey says he appreciates the billing while Muskie is characterized as slipping.

Washington Republican National Committee Sen Hubert H. Humphrey Edward M. Kennedy GOP Edmund S. Muskie Maine Humphrey

South Koreans Go To Polls In Presidential Race

South Koreans vote in a tight presidential contest between incumbent Chung Hee Park and challenger Kim Dae Jung. Kim, 45, a National Assemblyman, built momentum after the New Democratic party backed him last September challenging a third term for the 53 year old president.

Seoul Chung Hee Park Kim Daejung New Democratic Party

Court Clears Jim Brown in Battery and Disturbing the Peace Case

Los Angeles AP report says former NFL star and actor Jim Brown was cleared of battery and disturbing the peace charges over the February beating at his apartment. Municipal Court Judge Irwin Nebron dismissed after denying more delay for witnesses, noting the speedy trial right. Complainants Claudia LeMay and Carol Williams signed the report but could not be located. Deputy city attorney Jacob Adajian said the ruling would not be appealed.

Los Angeles Jim Brown Municipal Court Irwin J. Nebron Brown Nebron Claudia LeMay Carol V. Williams Jacob Adajian

Grandpa Jones Recuperating After Open Heart Surgery

Nashville star Louis Grandpa Jones is recuperating at home after open heart surgery on April 15. He says he feels better in the afternoons and walked in the woods on his 120 acre farm after returning home from the hospital Sunday, despite chest soreness.

Nashville, Tenn Louis Jones Grand Ole Opry Perating

Rail Passenger Boom as N W Final Trains Near End

Roanoke reports a surge in passenger travel on the Norfolk and Western Railway with the last four pairs of trains due in four days. Officials note large ridership by students scouts and history enthusiasts in the final two weeks before Amtrak takes over on Saturday.

Roanoke Norfolk & Western Railway N&w Amtrak

Public outcry forces closures of Anderson theaters

In Anderson Indiana AP reports public outcry against X rated movies led to orders closing three of the six theaters and drive ins. The manager said he cannot obtain enough non X rated films to keep operations going as opposition to X rated movies grows.

Anderson Ind

Princess Anne Opposes Women's Lib at Naval Ceremony

Princess Anne, Britain’s leading young royal, spoke against the women’s liberation movement while christening the Royal Navy frigate Amazon at Southampton. She called Amazons formidable forerunners of the movement and said she has no sympathy with them.

London Anne Britain Amazon Southampton Women's Liberation Movement

Slim odds of S C trial for North Augusta murder

The case against William J Pierce Jr., 35, charged with the June 26 murder of 19 year old Ann Goodwin in North Augusta, appears unlikely to proceed soon as three other murder charges against a Georgia State Prison parolee are prioritized. Police and SLED led an intensive investigation after Goodwin was shot in the head while babysitting at the Pooser residence. She died July 14 in hospital. See MURDER, Page 12.

North Augusta South Carolina Georgia William J Pierce Jr Ann Goodwin WE. Pooser

Viet Cong Attacks Intensify Across South Vietnam

Saigon reports a fourth day of intensified shelling by North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces targeting major allied bases. Da Nang air base experienced a direct hit on a fuel storage tank triggering a large fire and evacuations. Cam Ranh, Pleiku, Soc Trang, Binh Thuy and Camp Eagle near Hue were also hit. casualties were minimal with some wounded at Cam Ranh. The U.S. command noted no casualties at Camp Eagle and light damage there.

Saigon South Vietnam da Nang U.S Dien Bien Phu Cam Ranh Pleiku Central Highlands Soc Trang Binh Thuy Mekong Delta U.S. 101St Airborne Division Camp Eagle Hue U.S. Command

Youth Drowns In Rural Pond Near Bath

A ten year old boy named George Wayne Sapp of North Augusta was drowned while swimming with four companions in McLeans Pond off Pine Log Road east of Bath. The body was recovered from about five feet of water after a brief search, the Aiken County Sheriff's Department reported.

Aiken County

Black Voters Drive Key Special Election in Charleston

In South Carolina 1st District a special election hinges on black voters from nine counties over a race to replace L Mendel Rivers who died December 28 1970. Favoring Mendel Davis the 28 year old attorney critics note Victoria DeLee may swing to 35 percent and claim a historic result. Elsie Carroll is a write in with little impact per observers.

Charleston South Carolina Catfish Row Old Rivers Mendel Davis Victoria DeLee United Citizens Party Deep South Elsie Carroll

Development Board Director Calls Industry Whipping Boy

Columbia AP. J Bonner Manly director of the South Carolina State Development Board says industry is blamed as the convenient whipping boy in the pollution fight yet is the only hope for environmental cleanup. He notes water quality has improved but headlines lag. He cites $275 million in new year to date and a nuclear reprocessing plant on Savannah River, calling SC the nuclear capital of the world. Dr Lamar Priester Jr advocates tissue testing to gauge toxicants like arsenic lead mercury cadmium nitrates and pesticides, predicting widespread testing within 10 years and urging scrutiny beyond chlorination assurances.

Columbia J. Bonner Manly South Carolina State Development Board Manley South Carolina Priester

Standard Stumper Deadline Nears for Puzzle Entries

Time waits for no one as entries close at noon tomorrow for the Standard Stumper. Miss the deadline and you miss the $560 prize. pick up extra copies of the puzzle at the Aiken Standard office on 124 Rutland Drive.

Aiken Rutland Drive

Lions Club To Support Eye Bank In Aiken

The Aiken Lions Club will be on hand Thursday from 4 4 p m at Mitchell Shopping Center Holley Hardware and Kalmia Plaza to urge Aiken County residents to donate to South Carolina s eye bank Aiken Lions ask visitors to bring old glasses or frames to the donor stands and promote the goal of 50 000 donors see the light by becoming a donor to the Lions Eye Bank

Aiken Lions Club Aiken Aiken County South Carolina Eye Bank Mitchell Shopping Center Holley Hardware Company Kalmia Plaza Aiken Lions South Carolina Lions Eye Bank

Wagener Festival Opens With Old Fashioned Parade

Wagener hosts a two day event starting Friday afternoon with registry and a beauty contest. Activities include barbecue street dances flea market horse show parade and country western show in celebration of Aiken County's 100th anniversary.

Aiken County

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Emily Hindman McMillan AEC Savannah River Hanford, Wash Cain Zack Fulmer Mili HHH South Koreans Kim Tihe Stapleton Airport Denver Continental Airlines S.C South Carolina State Law Enforcement Division SLED Black Voters L. Mendel Rivers Mende Mrs. DeLee Young Meade! Davis Development Board Ecology Manly Southeastern American Water Works Association The Associ Atomic Energy Commission Lamar E. Priester Jr Lions Club
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