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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1971

Page

2

Aiken Standard Masthead and Pricing Info

The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each afternoon except Saturdays and Sundays. Carrier and mail rates are listed: 40c per week, $1.73 per month, $22 per year by mail, $11.60 six months, and $6.40 three months. Includes postal, AP and UP quotes, and address.

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Detroit man undergoes first patch booster heart implant

A 63-year-old Warren security guard, Haskell Shanks, underwent a 10 hour operation at Sinai Hospital using a patch booster device invented by Dr Adrian Kantrowitz. The six inch balloon device in the aorta aims to boost his failing heart with a waist worn battery and external power source.

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Mansion for learning in New Jersey's Monmouth College site

The original building at the site of Woodrow Wilson Hall in West Long Branch is a 52 by 100 meter colonial mansion erected in 1927 by John A. McCall former life insurance company president.

Mansion For Learning West Long Branch N.J Monmouth College Woodrow Wilson Hall John A. McCall Life Insurance Company

Gregg Scholarships Awarded To Eighteen Students

Eighteen Gregg Foundation scholarships up to 1000 dollars yearly for four years were awarded to Graniteville area students. Recipients include Clifford Bussey, James Chappell Jr., Eleanor Cromwell, John Croft, Rob Downing, Inez Dunbar, Shirley Eidson, Veronica Hatney, Jeanette Hardy, Mack Hartley Jr., Richard Hicks, Debra Myers, Lily Perez, Alan Redd, William Rinehart, John Wates, and Cathy Yawn. Most plan to attend USC Aiken Augusta College or local tech school with 500 dollar annual awards for those choosing the Aiken Branch programs.

William Gregg Graniteville Company Gregg Foundation Gregg-Graniteville Foundation Inc Aiken University of South Carolina Augusta College Technical School Clifford Alfonza Bussey Jonnie Bussey Jr Strom Thurmond High School James Whitford Chappell Jr Q.A. Wise Graniteville McCampbell High School Eleanor Kennighton Cromwell Chester Cromwell John Clifford Croft Gertrude Croft Gloverville Langley - Bath - Clearwater High School Robert Downing Inez Barbara Dunbar Raiford Dunbar Sr Beech Island Jefferson High School Shirley Jean Eidson Edgar J. Eidson Veronica R Lonnie C. Hicks Ernestine Lee William Lee Edgefield Thurmond High School Debra Lee Myers George Myers Lily Perez Laddie Perez Augusta Butler High School Alan Redd Cecil Redd Leavelle McCampbell High School William F. Rinehart Clifford A. Rinehart Sr Aiken High School John Carrol Wates Johnnie Alvin Wates Cathy Jane Yawn Myron C. Yawn Warrenville Thurmond

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