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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1969
Page
7
Reward offered for the lost male black mini poodle about 14 inches high last seen near Oak Hill Development in New Ellenton. Contact 652 7196. Dec 3 TFN.
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew told governors at a White House conference on drug abuse that a vocal minority has challenged the soft spoken majority with ten protest commandments. He cited rules urging opponents to speak, present programs, negotiate, and seek forgiveness rather than amnesty.
Lander College Players directed by Donald B. McKellar will present Edgar Lee Masters' Spoon River Anthology at Jackson High for the 1 p.m. Thursday show as part of a statewide tour through South Carolina. The program, aided by the South Carolina Arts Commission, previously drew over 40,000 high school students to The World of Carl Sandburg. With tours spanning Pickens to Charleston, the nine member troupe has remaining dates before a January wrap, as the Arts Commission continues funding arts outreach for youths and teachers.
Domingo Garcia a former drug addict and ex gang member, will speak on drug addiction at the First Church of God in Aiken with sessions Saturday evening and Sunday morning and evening. He recounts early drug use and heroin addiction at 14 and describes his recovery at Tenn Challenge Center led by David Wilderson. A film titled The Devil's Pit will also be shown as part of the program.
Four crewmen of the Canadian aircraft carrier Bonaventure died after inhaling aviation gasoline fumes during fleet exercises off Nova Scotia. The accident occurred about 100 miles southeast of Cape Sable Island as the 20,000 ton carrier operated with Vice Admiral J.C. Brien aboard. Bodies likely to be taken to Boston before the ship returns to Halifax December 11. The carrier hosts Caribou noted as the North American deer with both male and female antlers.
At Fort Detrick Maryland researchers pursue defensive work on bacteriological agents to develop vaccines and protections. The center has tested vaccines for anthrax tularemia and foodborne poisons with civilian volunteers under the Operation Whitecoat program.
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