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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1974

Page

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Drainage Work To Start On Chesterfield Street

City crews begin storm drainage upgrades on Chesterfield Street from the bridge, closing the street to all traffic for about three weeks after Labor Day. Detours route Highway 19 traffic via Newberry, Richland, South Boundary, and Whiskey Roads while officials coordinate signs and contractor work.

Chesterfield Street Ed Dudley J. C. Busbee Busbee Highway 19 Newberry Street Newberry Richland South Boundary Whiskey Road Whiskey York Hampton Laurens

Ford To Meet European Leaders For Cooperative Ties

President Ford plans personal talks with European leaders and aims for a productive cooperative relationship after a tense exchange with French President Giscard dEstaing. The White House issued a carefully worded statement stressing renewed Franco American engagement as both leaders, new to office, handle historically rocky relations.

Washington Ford Valery Giscard d’Estaing House Giscard Europe

No word on Mexican kidnapping target in Guadalajara

Officials said there is no word from the kidnappers of Jose Guadalupe Zuno Hernandez father in law of President Luis Echeverria since he was seized on a busy Guadalajara street corner two days ago. Troops and police hunt the old man as doctors fear for his life due to his need for daily medication.

Guadalajara Mexico Luis Echeverria Jose Guadalupe Zuno Hernandez Zuno America Williams Lilburn

California Firefighters Inch Toward Control of Major Blaze

Pine Cove California officials say air tankers spraying retardants have nearly contained the year’s largest forest fire. The arson-caused blaze has destroyed about 10 million board feet of timber across roughly 18 000 acres since Tuesday and foresters hope to have it fully under control by dusk today.

Pine Cove Calif California

U S Cuba relations show signs of softening

Mexico’s foreign minister Emilio O Rabasa reports a softer U S stance toward Cuba after meeting with Secretary of State Kissinger. He cites at least nine nations favor ending the embargo, though Kissinger offered no hint on Washington’s vote. A U N 16-country majority would end the embargo.

Washington Mexico United States Cuba Emilio O. Rabasa Henry A. Kissinger Rabasa Kissinger U.S

Aerialist Philippe Petit Pays His Penalty

Philippe Petit, the Parisian aerialist, completes his sentence in New York. He performed a 600 foot long walk 80 feet above Central Park's Belevedere Lake as part of the court arranged capstone to his case. The stunt followed charges related to his 1974 World Trade Center crossing.

New York Philippe Petit Central Park World Trade Center Oompah Pete Petit Belevedere Lake

Troops in Thailand Decrease as U S Pulls Back

In Bangkok the AP reports that about 2 000 American soldiers left Thailand in August reducing total U S forces to roughly 28 000. Officials say another 1 000 will depart by year end.

Bangkok Thailand United States

Obsession With Tidiness Leads to Accidental Birdie Uproot

A brisk badminton match ends when a woman, attempting to swat a birdie that lands on a weed, uproots the weed and sends the birdie over the net. The Aiken Jaycees served homemade biscuits at a Senior Citizen dinner, with none admitting the cook. USCA students queued at 5:45 a.m. for early registration before 9 a.m. doors.

USCA

Indigent Care Guidelines Under Review by Aiken Officials

Aiken County hospital reports 103 cases pending indigent classification amid backlogs in Social Services and the county board. Administrator Sam Nesbit cites unclear guidelines and a $50 000 backlog while Richard Poore counters with about 90 cases and calls for clarified rules on maternity Medicaid exhaustion and elderly dependents. A meeting is set for next week to discuss reforms.

Judy Rich Aiken County Board of Commissioners Department of Social Services Aiken County Hospital Hospital Board of Trustees Sam Nesbit Hospital Social Services Committee On Board of Commissioners Nesbit Richard Poore Poore Jo Ann Price The

Litigation Needed To Test Free Lunch Applications

A court order may be required to challenge the accuracy of free and reduced lunch applications in the school district. Officials prefer discussion and conferences over immediate subpoenas, with supervisors noting some parents omit combined parental income.

Naomi Satterfield Aiken County

Williams given 40 years for extortion in Murphy kidnapping

William A H Williams was sentenced to 40 years in prison after his extortion conviction tied to the kidnapping of Atlanta Constitution editor Reg Murphy. He urged mercy, claiming a mental illness and addressed the American people in a rambling court statement.

Atlanta, Ga William A.H. Williams Atlanta Constitution Reg Murphy U.S. District Court William O’kelley Williams Tyrus Atkinson Jr

Labor Day Weekend Forecast and Sizzler Contest

Labor Day weekend looks pleasant with temperatures in the lower 90s and a 60 percent chance of showers today and Saturday. Tonight remains warm and partly cloudy with a 40 percent rain chance. The Farmers and Merchants Bank hosts a Sizzler Contest with a possible $100 prize, co sponsored by the Aiken Standard.

Farmers and Merchants Bank Aiken Standard

Aiken Corrects Trash Law On Yard Trimmings Policy

The Aiken Standard notes an error in yesterday’s report about yard waste collection. Yard trimmings are collected except for excessive amounts. leaving trimmings scattered on sidewalks or in gutters is a violation and poses hazards and drainage risks, says Assistant City Manager Chesley Gwinn.

Aiken Chesley Gwinn

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