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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1977

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FDA Plans Milk Aflatoxin Regulation Across States

The FDA will prohibit interstate shipments of whole, skim and low fat milk containing more than 0.5 ppb aflatoxin. The action cites contaminated corn fed to dairy cattle in the Southeast and a survey finding 6 percent of samples exceeding the limit. Aflatoxin is linked to cancer and liver damage in tests.

Washington Food and Drug Administration FDA United States Alabama Georgia North South Carolina

Lawyers Say Bell Moved Slowly on FBI Probe

Five Justice Department lawyers quit an investigation into alleged FBI activity after Attorney General Griffin Bell resisted pushing for more indictments. The task force had pursued cases against a former New York FBI supervisor, John J. Kearney, but Bell aims to limit the probe to that case.

Washington Justice Department FBI Griffin Bell Department New York Bell Bell John J. Kearney

Coal strike costs UMW members millions daily

The 160,000 striking United Mine Workers members lose about 10 million dollars daily in wages as negotiations with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association resume in Washington. UMW President Arnold Miller pressed for a complete counter proposal including health and retirement benefit refinancing, limited local grievance strikes, and a rise to 114.36 dollars per day over three years. the prior contract's maximum was 65.36 dollars.

Charleston W.va United Mine Workers UMW Bituminous Coal Operators Association Washington, D.C Arnold Miller

Correction on Johnson case in Aiken Standard

The paper clarifies an error in a county audit report stating Mrs Donnie P Johnson pleaded guilty. No plea has been entered. A true bill was returned Monday and her case may be called this term or in January. The Standard regrets the mistake.

Aiken Donnie P Mary Alice) Johnson Johnson

Warmer Weather Forecast for Aiken Area

Warmer temperatures are predicted for the Aiken area with a high in the low 50s tomorrow and a low in the low 40s tonight. The forecast shows little rain and a brief warm spell before a return to colder conditions Saturday and Sunday, then warmth returns Monday.

Aiken

Graniteville Official Faces Expense Talk After Tokyo Dinner

Graniteville Company treasurer John Cunningham recalls an $80 per person Tokyo dinner for eight after a joint venture sprint. President Robert Timmerman approved the expense but questioned the high bill, later prompting Cunningham to defend the charge and recount other costly lunches. Cecil Acthley, longtime Aiken High assistant principal, impressed by autograph moments at a faculty student basketball game.

Graniteville Company John Cunningham Tokyo Timmerman Cunningham Robert Timmerman Japan Cecil Acthley Aiken High

Mims Claims Massive Federal Coverup in Senate Run

Edgefield Advertiser publisher W W Mims announced as a write in candidate for U S Senate that a government coverup runs from Washington to Edgefield County. He cited 7 percent unemployment, welfare fraud, rising health costs, social security concerns, and defense spending as part of his platform. He urged a rural revival balancing farming and industry and argued taxes and land ownership hinder Americans’ bond with the land.

W.W. Mims U.S. Senate Ken Kilbourne Murry Sill Edgefield New York Russia Mims Henry Ford America Napoleon

Holderman Inaugurated as USC Aiken President

James B. Holderman was inaugurated today as the 25th president of the University of South Carolina. Administrators from USC Aiken and many faculty and students attended the ceremony marking the university’s third inaugural in 176 years.

Columbia William Casper University of South Carolina At Aiken University James B. Holderman Murry Sill University of South Carolina George Gibson James F. Kauffman Emil Roy Jessie Lybrand William Allen John Beth Don Blount Juanita Bowsher Frankie Cubbedge Harold Franz Henry Gurr Patricia Hanley Joseph Harm William House Betty Kinsella Katherine Morgan Robert Phillips Susan Roberts William Sanders Calvin Smith Emilie Towler USCA Sean Barnwell Clem Brown John Day Steve Derr Cindy Foster Cathleen Hyberger Mark Hite Addie Jefferson Julie Jimnies Mark Juna Cindy Lawless J. Rion McKissick Holderman William H. Patterson

Food costs push wholesale prices up 0.7 percent in November

The Labor Department reports wholesale prices rose 0.7 percent in November led by a 3 percent jump in farm products and a 0.4 percent rise in finished goods. Industrial commodities gained 0.4 percent while food remained the primary inflation driver ahead of any consumer price effects.

Washington Labor Department

Donations Total Near $1500 Amid Holiday Drives

The twin Christmas fund drives for the Salvation Army winter relief fund and the Aiken Jaycee Shopping Tour raise nearly 1500 dollars. Aiken Jaycee notes a single mother with five children faces desertion and unemployment while awaiting public assistance. Salvation Army steps in with food and an electric bill payment as legal and public aid options may follow.

Salvation Army Aiken Jaycee P. O Aiken S. C

Mrs Black Collapses During Aiken County Hearing

Mrs Brenda G Black a county voter registration clerk collapsed during a two hour hearing in Magistrate B E Nichols court She sought an investigation by Aiken County Council alleging illegal arrest and detention She was arrested November 28 and later claimed a severe beating during a warrant swearing incident ruled under revised state law requiring investigation prior to serving a warrant

Aiken County Brenda G. Black B. E. Nichols Black Aiken Chitty

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