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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1971

Page

2

Medinat Lie Detector Test At My Lai Trial Sparks Debate

Defense attorney Lee Bailey seeks access to Capt. Ernest Medina lie detector results to support claims of innocence in the My Lai murder case. Medina faces charges of premeditated murder for 102 civilians killed on March 16 1968. Experts testified lie detector techniques near infallible while Brisentine testified Medina’s interview hours totaled 999. The judge declined to compel government disclosure of further test results.

FT. Mcpherson Lee Bailey Ernest L. Medina White House Bailey Medina My Lai Montrose Colo American Polygraph Association Robert A. Brisentine Jr Ft. Holabird Brisentine Maj William Eckhardt Army Col Kenneth Howard

Aiken Standard Information Notice and Rates

The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes weekdays except Saturdays and Sundays. It outlines mail and carrier subscription rates, mailing address, and note on Associated Press rights and correction policy. The copy reflects standard publication boilerplate and service terms.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive Aiken S C S.C Associated Press United Press International

Tokyo Stock Market Rebounds After Four Day Slide

The Tokyo Stock Market rose 93.72 to 2,283.88 on active trading as exporters led gains and fears of yen revaluation persisted. The Bank of Japan intervened with dollar sales and buys while Keidanren prepared to discuss possible exchange-rate adjustments next week.

Tokyo Nixon Japan Bank of Japan Keidanren Federation of Economic Organizations

Federal Home Loan Bank Board Lowers Conventional Down Payments

The Federal Home Loan Bank Board moves to allow five percent down payments on conventional loans up to 30 000 for single family homes. The loans require mortgage insurance or guaranteed backing from approved companies and aim to help moderate and low income first time buyers without competing with FHA and VA programs. Chairman Preston Martin notes plans align with HUD and FHA-VA developments and targets homes in the 22 000 to 30 000 range.

Federal Home Loan Bank Board Washington Savings and Loan Preston Martin Mort Martin George Romney Housing and Urban Development

North Augusta Native Named State Legion Officer

Nathan M. Wolfe, longtime commander of the North Augusta American Legion Post, was elected vice commander of the South Carolina American Legion at the Greenville convention. He has led the Fourth District for three years and earned multiple honors including the Fred W. Graham cup and the Spafford cup. Wolfe serves on Area 11 Advisory Council for Aiken County Schools, directs the Aiken County Red Cross, and is vice chairman of Disabled Veterans for Congressman Dorn. He resides at 2101 Caretta Ave with his family.

North Augusta Nathan M. Wolfe American Legion Department of South Carolina American Legion Greenville Wolfe Fourth District Legion Spafford Area 11 Aiken County

Hoffa Seeks Third Parole Bid From Lewisburg Prison

James R. Hoffa, former International Brotherhood of Teamsters leader, files for parole while serving a 13 year term for mail fraud and jury tampering. The Parole Board may decide to grant, deny, or parole under conditions after considering new evidence and Hoffa’s cooperation with a New York grand jury.

Washington Teamsters Union James R. Hoffa U.S. Board of Parole Hoffa International Brotherhood of Teamsters Michigan Teamsters Lewisburg James P. Hoffa Detroit The Parole Board George J. Reed New York Federal Grand Union Reed

Educational Groups Hear Dr. Bob Rigdon in Aiken

West ern Carolina University associate professor Dr. Bob Rigdon will address two Aiken Educational Center groups Monday. At 1 p.m. he speaks to school secretaries on the secretary's role in public relations, and at 3:30 p.m. he talks to teachers guidance counselors and administrators on the Humanistic Approach to Education.

Bob Rigdon Western Carolina University Cullowhee N.C Aiken Rigdon

Sicily’s New Super Highway Faces Closure Pressure

Authorities in Sicily urge Rome to close the new super highway after five months of traffic, reporting over 500 crashes and 16 deaths since its December opening.

Catania Sicily Rome Europe

Four Sentenced In Pot Case Involving Jamaica Tobacco

In a winter smuggling probe, four men received federal sentences after a large Jamaica grown tobacco haul was seized. David L. Laxner and Leon Tabory received four and three year terms respectively, with two others given suspended sentences and two more awaiting sentencing. The operation yielded the largest marijuana seizure in U S history, linked to a moss road drop at Beaufort County and Hilton Head Island.

Columbia United States U. S J. Robert Martin Jr Beaufort County Hilton Head Island South Carolina Martin David L. Laxner David Rubin Nevada City Nev Leon Tabory la Selva Beach Calif

Americans Buy Land in Canada Alarm Canadians Say

The Canadian Press reports Americans buy wilderness and recreational lands across Canada in growing quantities, alarming many Canadians. Ontario coastal areas and Ontario near the New York to Michigan belt are most affected, while Quebec and Prairie provinces show fewer sales. Prince Edward Island worries over about 2 percent of acreage in American hands, and Nova Scotia notes many nonresident owners are Canadians from other provinces. Fort Erie beach area shows up to nine percent American ownership.

Ottawa Canada National News Cooperative United States Quebec Prairie Provinces Ontario New York Michigan Prince Edward Island Nova Scotia Fort Erie Ont

Thieu Faces U.S. Aid Pressure as Thieu Opponent Drops Out

South Vietnam confronts possible aid cuts after Nguyen Van Thieu's lone rival, Duong Van Minh, quits the presidential race. Officials report Nixon administration warnings to Congress on aid, with possible delays to the October 3 election and calls to speed U.S. force withdrawals.

Saigon South Vietnam U.S Nguyen van Thieu Duong van Big’ Minh Thieu Minh Congress Nixon

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