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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1973

Page

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County office pets and color coded mails decorate court day

Pete the county auditor's office keeps him fed by Mrs. Williamson and staff who care for him at the courthouse. County Administrator LaCouture runs a color coded system for paperwork. Yesterday the county commissioners gained stand up notebooks at meetings. Only a week and a half remain to sign up four to seven year olds for the Jaycees Little Miss and Little Master contests with entry blanks at Woodruff Aiken Drug and Kiddie Carousel and a contact number for Mrs. James Sides.

Pete County Auditor's Office Stanley Williamson Ronald LaCouture Woodruff and Aiken Drug and Kiddie James Sides Aiken

What Going On Nixon Address Set For Tonight

President Nixon prepares a national television address from the Oval Office to defend himself in the Watergate scandal. The half hour speech follows a written statement and is to be carried live by major networks. White House officials say the address aims to rally support for his second term and public confidence at a pivotal time.

Washington Nixon Camp David Oval Office White House Watergate

Cambodian Bombing Ends as Korat Airbase Closes Era

The final Indochina war bombing mission lifted from Korat airbase marking the end of U S attacks. Captain Louie Ratley fired the last 20mm burst and Major John Hoskins dropped the final bomb at 10 44 local time just before the 10 45 deadline set by the White House.

Korat Thailand North Vietnam Indochina Louie Ratley Myrtle Beach S.C Ratley Phnom Penh Cambodia John Hoskins Portsmouth Ohio White House U. S. Congress Hoskins

Kent State Evidence Turned Over to Justice Department

The House Judiciary subcommittee turned over 48 witness interviews, several films and other records from its Kent State shootings probe to the Justice Department. The evidence includes what may be the only film of the gunfire and claims that Kent State students can identify the first shooter. Four students were killed and nine wounded in the 1970 incident.

Washington Kent State Justice Department Department National Guards Elliot L. Richardson House Judiciary Subcommittee Don Edwards D-Calif

Koreans Reported Flying With Egyptian Air Force

Israel's military command says 10 to 20 North Korean pilots are in Egypt flying jet fighters for the Egyptian air force. The spokesman notes arrival weeks ago, with no clear details on aircraft type and no signs of Israeli pilots meeting them.

Tel Aviv Israel North Korea Egypt New York

Skylab 2 Crew Plans 59 Day Mission Schedule

Skylab 2 commander Alan L. Bean and crewmates Owen K. Garriott and Jack R. Lousma plan a full 59 day mission and requested more work time aboard the orbiting lab even if it reduces sleep. They also reported a minnow egg hatched aboard the space station late Tuesday night.

Space Center Houston Orbiting Laboratory Alan L. Bean Owen K. Garriott Jack R. Lousma Space Station

New Ellenton Youth Found Hanging In Tree

A 17 year old white male was found hanging from a tree on Sizemore Street in New Ellenton at 7 30 a m by a passerby. The case is under investigation by the Aiken County Sheriff’s Department with identification to be released after relatives are notified. The body was taken to the Aiken County Hospital. Police Chief Jack A Fields confirmed the call and scene in the Melrose Division.

New Ellenton Sheriff's Department Sizemore Street Aiken County Hos Dan Bowe E.H. Boyd Jack A. Fields Fields Melrose

Library Board Gets 30000 In Funds

Aiken County Commissioners voted to allocate 30000 in revenue sharing funds to the Aiken County Library Board, bringing promised totals to 70200 for county libraries though funds have not yet been received. The panel also approved new salaries for county shop workers and discussed road paving and highway cooperation for Audubon Circle and Bellaire Road.

Aiken County Aiken County Library Board Aiken Addiiton Sam Woodring Library Board Nancy Carson North Augusta Victor Montengohl Banksia Audubon Circle Bellaire Road Belvedere LaCouture

Aiken Weather: Heat Returns With Thunderstorms Possible

The Aiken area faces hot conditions with partly cloudy skies and a 50 percent rain chance today, then a 30 percent chance tonight and 40 percent tomorrow. Highs: mid 90s today, low 90s tomorrow. lows around 70 tonight. Winds shift from southwest 10 to 15 mph to west-southwest 10 to 15 mph tomorrow, with stronger gusts near storms.

Aiken

Barbed questions at North Augusta ARTS hearing

More than 50 people attended a luncheon on the Augusta Regional Transportation Study ARTS where officials pressed for concept approval. Dayton Sherrouse and George Nelson spoke as North Augusta debates federal funding and cooperation with a 1990 highway plan costing 112 758 222 dollars and seeking approval by September.

Judy Rich North Augusta Augusta Greater North Augusta Federal Highway Administrator Sherrouse

Aiken County Board Approves Insurance Program and Lunch Rise

The Aiken County Board of Education approved a new medical insurance program, hiring of additional teachers, rehiring of retired teachers, and a five cent lunch price increase to 40 cents per pupil. The repeal of South Carolina's poll tax caused a $19,000 district loss, with reports on Head Start adult education migrant programs and student policy changes. Superintendent TB Willis noted the prior lunch price was 35 cents.

Skip Seiser Aiken TB. Willis

Escape From Stockade Dominates Early Aiken County News

Two prisoners, Danny Toole and Luther Dunbar, escaped the Aiken County Stockade around 3 am by crawling through a bathroom window after bending bars and breaking a glass panel. Law enforcement searches continue.

Aiken County Stockade George Wooten Wooten Danny Toole Luther Dunbar

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