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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1970
Page
2
The article outlines how four digit codes on eggs and perishables indicate packing or removal dates, the lack of uniform coding confuses shoppers, and the push for open dating. Consumer advocates push for clarity while industry officials warn of waste and price impacts.
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes every afternoon except weekends. Full mailing address is 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801 with PO Box 456. Rates listed for carrier and mail subscriptions and AP and United Press International affiliations.
New York reports on futurology as a growing field. The article notes futurology studies the future and informs decisions in business and government. It suggests better forecasts 20 to 30 years ago might have mitigated urban decay, transport overload, and pollution.
Harold H. Carter receives a 20 year pin and David R. Mason a 10 year pin from the Atomic Energy Commission Savannah River Operations Office. Carter joined in 1952 and Mason in 1960. Carter is a senior accountant and Mason a technical analyst. They reside in Barnwell and North Augusta respectively with their families.
The Rev. J Clarence Hughes of Boen has been called as interim pastor of Marion Street Baptist Church. He will begin Sept 6 and previously organized the church in 1949, serving over seven years. He retired July 26 1970 after 36 years in ministry. Hughes and his wife have three sons: William T Hughes an engineer at DuPont in Orange Texas Maj Marvin C Hughes a chaplain at Ft McPherson Ga and Rev John E Hughes pursuing graduate work at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville Ky.
The Department of Agriculture released a study of nine European countries with standardized cooling systems. It found customers continued to buy all the food, not just the freshest, and prices did not soar.
The Atomic Energy Commission earned 331480 from Savannah River Plant timber sales in the year ending June 30. The Central Savannah River Area timber dealers bid in, with 183000 acres managed by the U S Forest Service. Since 1951 the Land Management Program has netted 3108333 against 4662335 costs, with 100000000 trees planted now valued at about 28371600. Future years are expected to yield higher returns as investments narrow the gap. Local crews cut most pulpwood for mills in Augusta and Savannah, with sawtimber sent to Augusta and Williston, providing roughly 100 local jobs.
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