Aiken Social Security honors Peter Kruzner for top work
Peter Kruzner claims representative at the Aiken Social Security office received a high quality award for sustained outstanding performance during the past year. The honor was presented by branch manager A. Duane Day with a commendation from the director of field operations. Kruzner has served since December 1969 and acted as field representative for Allen Dale County since April 1970.
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Peter Kruzner
Aiken Social Security Office
Kruzner
A. Duane Day
Allendale County
St. Mary's Help of Christians Catholic Church
Aiken Knights of Columbus
Boy Scout
Montreal
Canada
Aiken Standard Publication and Pricing Details
Aiken Standard established 1867 published weekday afternoons except weekends. Address 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801 with mail and subscription rates listed for carrier and mail delivery. AP and UPI are referenced for news dispatches and republication rights.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
SCEA seeks statewide property reevaluation in South Carolina
The South Carolina Education Association filed with the State Tax Commission a petition calling for county level reevaluations and a statewide reassessment of tax rates. Filed Monday by Rep. T Travis Medlock, the SCEA attorney, the petition includes signatures from residents in 40 of South Carolina's 46 counties.
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Columbia
South Carolina Education Association
State Tax Commission
T. Travis Medlock
D-Richland
SCEA
West Germany Plans 17000 Miles of Autobahns in 15 Years
The Bonn government announces a vast motorway program to build or upgrade more than 17 000 miles of roads over the next 15 years. In 1970 about 120 miles of new autobahn were constructed under the plan.
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Bonn
West Germany
Nuclear Construction Upsurge Fueled by Planned U.S. Plants
In the first half of 1971 utilities announced plans for 16 nuclear plants totaling more than 15.6 million kilowatts. Nine new reactors will be built in the Southeast including Bonsal North Carolina and Parr South Carolina. Units at Shearon Harris Virgil C Summer North Anna and North Anna stations target 1972 to 1981 openings with capacities of 845 to 900 thousand kilowatts. Florida and other states schedule units for 1974 to 1980.
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Washington
United States
Bonsal
North Carolina
Shearon Harris Station
Carolina Power and Light Company
South Carolina Electric and Gas Co
Parr
South Carolina
Virgil C. Summer Station
North Anna
Mineral
Virginia
Virginia Electric and Power Company
North Anna Station
Florida Power and Light Company
Hutchinson Island
United
Aiken Scouts Win Anti Litter Contest
Aiken Scout Troop No. 146 won the local anti litter contest sponsored by Owens-Illinois Lily Tulip Division Plant and may compete for national awards totaling 3000 dollars. Troop 126 of Augusta placed second as 146 earned 25 dollars in merchandise.
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Aiken
Owens-Illinois, Inc
Augusta
Rufus Bohler
Bohler
Georgia - Carolina Council
United States
Owens-Illinois
Project Soar
Boy Scouts of America
Aiken State Park
Aiken Little League Field
South Aiken Presbyterian Church
College Acres
Aiken Estates
Pine Log Road
Millbrook
Troop 146
Light Primaries Governed by Local Contests in Two Cities
Sparse turnout expected in Charleston and Columbia as Democrats vie for State House seats. Charleston Republicans nominate Thomas Moore over George Bailey. Democratic contenders include Thomas A. Hutto and Wheeler Tillman. In Richland, Richard Sullivan and Eugene Brantley fight in the runoff, with Robert H. Burnside also nominated in the first primary for one of the two Richland seats.
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Charleston
Columbia
House of Representatives
Charleston County
Thomas Moore
The
Citadel
George H. Bailey
Thomas A. Hutto
Donald S. Russell
Wheeler M. Tillman
Richland County
Richard Sullivan
Eugene Brantley
Sullivan
Brantley
Robert H. Burnside
July Rain Sets Records In Aiken Local Gauge
Howard L. Miller of 105 Cedarwood Park reports July rainfall just under 14.5 inches with his U S Weather Bureau approved gauge. He notes the year totals near 50 inches versus a 42 to 48 inch average and predicts rainfall could double the normal yearly total if the pattern continues. March recorded the next highest monthly rainfall at 12.29 inches.
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Howard L. Miller
Cedarwood Park
U.S. Weather Bureau
Miller
U.S. Plan To Seat Red China Faces New Hurdles
At the United Nations the United States push to seat Peking complicates the issue as diplomats doubt two Chinas can be reconciled. U.S. aims risk Beijing opposition and possible withdrawal of the Nationalists, while Japan proposes drafts based on two Chinas. Defeat could permit immediate Peking seating.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.S
Red China
United Nations
Peking
World Organization
U.N
United States
General Assembly
Japan
Aiken Man Bond Set After Alleged Beating Case
Charles Vernon Cunningham, 40, of 1338 President Drive, Aiken, was arrested on assault and battery with intent to kill after his wife Dorothy B. Cunningham sustained facial and body injuries. Magistrate Glenn Holley set a $500 bond for Cunningham, who reported the incident occurred at their residence early Sunday.
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Charles Vernon Cunningham
Dr Aiken
Sunday
Aiken
Glenn Holley
Cunningham
Dorothy B. Cunningham
Drugs Cause Deaths Of 5 In Atlanta
Five people died in Atlanta weekend drug cases, police reported. Investigators note heroin overdoses in four deaths, including a 19 year old. one victim remains unnamed. Authorities warn pushers may abuse narcotics themselves and urge education on drug dangers. Fulton County has 20 drug related deaths this year.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Fulton County Medical Examiner's
D. L. Pike
Helms
Rudolph Thomas
Shirley Smallwood
Chris Yanopoulos
Willie James Blunt
Marietta
Fulton County
Foreign investment in South Carolina rises sharply
Charleston AP reports the South Carolina Development Board says foreign industrial investment in the state totals about 725 million dollars, up from 100 million five years ago. Approximately 25 000 South Carolinians are employed in foreign owned industry, reflecting a turnaround in interest for foreign investment and exporting.
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Charleston
South Carolina Development Board
Watson
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Aiken Man
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