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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1972

Page

9

U.S. wheat sales to Russia may total 400 million bushels

The Agriculture Department says the Soviet Union could buy 250 to 400 million bushels of U.S. wheat, potentially a quarter of this year’s crop. Private firms are involved, including Continental Grain Co, led by former official Clarence Palmby, who heads its Soviet export sales. Market prices in Kansas City rose on sale rumors.

Washington Agriculture Department Soviet Union U.S Midwest Moscow Kansas City Asst Continental Grain Co New York Clarence D. Palmby Brunthauer Palmby Nixon

Mortgage Interest Rates Variable Under Proposal

Federal Home Loan Bank Board proposes new rules to allow savings and loan associations to offer mortgages with variable interest rates to home buyers. The regulations would let associations choose whether to offer these mortgages and set terms when borrowing from federally insured savings and loan institutions.

Washington Federal Home Loan Bank Board Savings and Loan

Port Expansion Contract Awarded To Ruscon Co

The South Carolina State Ports Authority awarded Ruscon Construction Co. a 1.75 million contract to build a second container facility at the Charleston port. The project includes demolishing an existing wharf and constructing a 920 by 60 foot concrete berth, with operation expected within 12 months.

Columbia State Ports Authority Port of Charleston W.W. Johnson Authority Ruscon Construction Co South Atlantic Johnson North Charleston Columbus Street

North Carolina utilities appeal Duke Power rate hike

Electricities of North Carolina and 22 Tar Heel municipalities filed an appeal with the U S Circuit Court of Appeals challenging the Federal Power Commission approval of Duke Power Co wholesale rate hikes. The ruling would allow interim increases starting July 21 pending a hearing, with Duke estimated to add 5.7 million dollars in annual revenue.

Raleigh Circuit Court of Appeals Federal Power Commission Duke Power Co Electricities of North Carolina Tar Heel South Carolina Circuit Court For District of Columbia FPC Duke Power U.S. Price Commission Commission

Roman fort uncovered in Baginton with massive palisade

Archaeologists excavating in Baginton England reveal a Roman fort with an eight to ten foot high palisade and a perfectly circular enclosure over 107 feet in diameter. They note the Romans removed about 1000 tons of sand and gravel to complete the site, a feat not yet explained.

Baginton England

Senate OKs ban on easily concealable handguns

The Senate passed a bill banning sales of easily concealable handguns and sent the measure to an uncertain fate in the House. AP reports Washington officials noted the action could stall without House approval.

Bill Washington Senate House

Senate approves bill to ban easily concealed handguns

The Senate voted 68 to 25 to curb sale of snub-nosed handguns and other easily concealed firearms. Senators Hollings and Thurmond joined the majority. Bayh said the measure would curb crimes and cited past assassinations. Amendments broadened federal penalties and police firearm cases while rejecting private ownership bans and universal registrations.

Washington South Carolina Ernest F. Hollings Strom Thurmond Senate Ure Birch Bayh D-Ind Bayh Robert F. Kennedy Alabama George C. Wallace Wallace

Zeigler Backs Gun Control Bill Against Saturday Night Specials

U S Senate candidate Nick Zeigler urged Congress to ban the public sale of Saturday night specials small caliber handguns used in crimes but with no sporting use.

Columbia Nick Zeigler U.S. Senate Congress

Wallace May Have Another Operation

Gov. George C. Wallace continues to recover from injuries from the May 15 assassination attempt. Doctors said he may require another operation but would wait before deciding on an access drainage procedure.

Birmingham Ala George C. Wallace

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