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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1969

Page

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Surge To Private Schools Under Way In State

South Carolina private schools see a surge in applications as public schools integrate under federal orders. Dr. T Elliott Wannamaker, head of the S C Independent School Association and Wade Hampton Academy, warns of chaos and a mass white exodus from public schools. He notes possible federal challenges to private schools tax status and potential integration of private schools, while stressing the need for careful expansion to avoid a bad public image.

Orangeburg South Carolina T. Elliott Wannamaker S.C. Independent School Association, Inc Wade Hampton Academy North Carolina Virginia Wannamaker Independent School Association

Aiken Standard Moves to Afternoon Edition

The Aiken Standard will switch to an afternoon newspaper starting Monday December 15 after operating as a morning paper through Friday. The change follows studies of reader habits and advertiser needs and aims to improve the product for subscribers and advertisers. Prepaid subscriptions will be credited to the delivery carrier.

Aiken Standard Aiken

Starquake Reported From Pulsar in Crab Nebula

New York AP reports at the American Astronomical Society meeting that a second starquake was detected on a pulsar in the Crab Nebula. Dr. Frank D. Drake described rapid radio bursts from the source, supporting the idea that pulsars are neutron stars, incredibly dense remnants.

New York Crab Nebula Frank D. Drake American Astronomical Society

Stocks Slip Lower Amid Tax-Driven Selling Debacle

New York traders pushed the Dow to 783.79 as 12.29 million shares moved. The AP 60 average slid to 266.0, its lowest in over six years, with industrials rails and utilities all at yearly lows as demand concerns and tight money fears weighed on the market.

New York New York Stock Exchange Eldon Grimm Walston & Co

Judge to rule on exhuming Kopechne body for autopsy

A Pennsylvania judge will decide on Wednesday whether to permit the exhumation of Mary Jo Kopechne for an autopsy. If approved, her parents plan an immediate appeal to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. Kopechne died in the Chappaquiddick incident involving Senator Edward Kennedy.

Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Chappaquiddick Island Massachusetts Larksville

Three youths injured in collision near Wire Road intersection

Aiken Police identified three youths in a small car, Rose Vanderveld 15, William Poe III 16, and Robert Harmon 16, after a crash with a sand truck driven by McDonald Priester Jr. The Vanderveld and Poe were listed in critical condition at Augusta Hospital, while Harmon was treated and released. The truck driver was unharmed and police investigated the cause at Camelia Drive Rutland Avenue on Wire Road.

Aiken Rose Vanderveld V. D. Vanderveld Coker William Lee Poe III W. Lee Poe Jr East Rollingwood Road Robert Thomas Harmon Arthur Harmon Meadow Drive McDonald Priester Jr Aiken County Stockade Vanderveld Young Poe Augusta Harmon Aiken County Hospital Camelia Drive Rutland Avenue Wire Road Rutland Drive Camelia Street

Conservation Man of the Year Honored in Beech Island

Alan Coward presents the Conservation Man of the Year award to Frank W. Atkinson, a Beech Island farmer and conservationist, during a staff photo session. The event highlights Atkinson's local environmental efforts as a community accolade.

Alan Coward Frank W. Atkinson Beech Island Henderson

Conservationists Honor Atkinson Named Man of the Year

Frank W. Atkinson named Conservation Man of the Year for Aiken County at the annual Soil and Water Conservation District banquet. He farms 660 acres in Beech Island with cattle. Woodrow W. West receives the Dedicated Service Award after 30 years in conservation.

Frank W. Atkinson Aiken County Clemson University Woodlawn

Shopping Tour Fund Hits 732 for Aiken Jaycees

The Jaycee Christmas Shopping Tour fund rose to 732 with a mailed contribution to the Aiken Jaycees. The event is set for December 20 with local stores offering 10 percent discounts to help underprivileged children. Yesterday’s donors included the Aiken County Home Builders Association 100 and multiple individuals totaling 165 names.

Jaycee Aiken Jaycees Lee Downs Tour Project Aiken County Jaycees Aiken Ping Tour Aiken County Home Builders Association Edward M. Brown Margorie Kiser Charles Salzenberg Grace Stowell Aiken Canasta Club Mackie Scott Stewart, Bruce and Bryan

Viet Cong Renew Delta Pressure Attacks In Mekong Delta

In the Mekong Delta five attacks Tuesday target pacification teams and police outposts as Hanoi aims to loosen government control of the rice belt. A government militiaman died and nine enemy soldiers were killed in the fighting near Chau Dau Province, Cai Be, and surrounding areas.

Saigon Mekong North Vietnam Chau Dau Delta Cai Be

Plans Revealed For New East Aiken Elementary School

The East Aiken School Board discusses a 19.9 acre site plan for a modern open classroom elementary building to be ready by 1970 71 pending finances. Architects visit Tennessees planning labs to study new designs. Sprinkler contracts total 33 895 at three schools with completion by January 1970.

East Aiken M.J. Stevenson G. T. Myers Dr. Myers University of Tennessee High Point, Sprinkler Co High Point N.C Aiken Junior Warrenville Perkins Automatic Sprinkler Company North Augusta West Side East Side Leavelle McCampbell Graniteville

Don't Be Fly By Night Operator Victim

The Greater Aikien Chamber of Commerce reports frequent complaints about door to door and mail solicitors selling scams. Chamber Manager Douglas Everett cites six to eight weekly calls and several monthly written complaints as victims seek refunds. An elderly local woman nearly paid $170 over a Colorado negotiable check for a $250 sewing machine. A pest control ruse also led a local woman to pay an advance, after which the man vanished. This appears a common pattern of fly by night operations.

Greater Aikien Everett Colorado

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Hugh E. Gibson U.S. Supreme Court U. S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals Starquake Reported Kopechne Mekong Delta Atkinson Bonnie Jones Betty Jones Lillian Stark E. W. Stark Santa Red Cross Aiken Municipal Auditorium McManaway Chamber of Commerce
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