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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1973

Page

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Welfare reform debate in South Carolina draws national comparison

Aiken County Social Services Director Richard Poore defends welfare as protection for dependent children while acknowledging public distrust. The piece traces welfare history from 1935 to present and notes reforms, cost growth, and new verification measures across states, including California and Florida, with local impacts in Aiken.

Richard T. Poore Aiken County California Reagan United Health Education and Welfare HEW Weinberger Verlie W. Blackwell Larry Catney Ronald Reagan Earlinc South Carolina Silent Man Jority Washington Aiken Standard Aiken Florida Frank Youngblood

Eulalie Salley to celebrate 90th birthday tomorrow

A notice notes Eulalie Salley will mark 90 years with a full life tomorrow. A Red Cross Bloodmobile visit to Aiken Municipal Auditorium invites donors from 4 to 8 30 p.m. tomorrow and Wednesday to give blood for Christmas.

Eulalie Salley Red Cross Aiken Municipal Auditorium

NATO warns Soviets may be talking softly but carry big stick

In Brussels NATO Secretary General Joseph A. Luns told Kissinger and allied foreign ministers that the Soviet Union is expanding its military power. He said foreign ministers opened their semiannual session with warnings that Moscow’s arms buildup signals potential exploitation.

Brussels The North Atlantic Treaty Organization Henry A. Kissinger Alliance Joseph

Most Gas Stations Follow Ban By The Associated Press

American motorists endured a second Sunday of gas station closings as officials report most drivers filled up earlier or avoided highways. An AP survey found about 80 to 90 percent of the nation's 220 000 stations closed, similar to the prior week. Presidents Nixon urged voluntary limits pending stricter legislation. Border checks showed few cross-border fuel trips. Mexico high test price rose to 64 cents per gallon. Weather reduced traffic and few stranded-motorist reports.

Associated Press Nixon Canada Mexico

Israel Tourist Office Burglary Hint of Letter Bomb Links

The Israel Government Tourist Office director in Atlanta doubts a burglary ties to letter bomb threats and calls it a minor incident. FBI indicates stolen official stationery may be used in letter bomb plots and has issued a nationwide notice as a precaution.

Atlanta, Ga Israel Government Jacob Goren FBI

Kissinger seeks NATO unity over Middle East policy

Secretary of State Kissinger pressed NATO foreign ministers to close rifts with European allies over Middle East diplomacy. Britain and France protest being kept out of the talks as the United States seeks broad alliance backing before a Middle East tour following the Brussels meeting.

Brussels Henry A. Kissinger United States Middle East Kissinger North Atlantic Treaty Organization Britain France Israel NATO

Weather Update From Tonight Through Tomorrow

Tonight will dip to the mid-20s with sunny skies and light winds. Today reached mid-50s with calm breezes. tomorrow’s high near 0 and only a 10 percent chance of precipitation.

Christmas Fund Drives Mounting in Aiken County

The Aiken Jaycees and the Salvation Army mobilize Christmas aid for needy families in Aiken County. A fire victim family of six with eleven residents in a three room home seeks help. the mother cares for six children while the father is jailed after misusing funds.

Aiken Jaycees The Salvation Army Aiken County Jaycees P.O. Box Aiken S.C

Raids on Massage Parlors Result in Arrests Across Area

State and county officers raided three massage parlors Friday night. Eight women and one man were arrested on charges including liquor law violations, running a bawdy house, and lewd acts. The businesses were Soo's Health Spa and Aquarius Health Spa in North Augusta and Far East Health Studio in Belvedere. All suspects were jailed overnight, per the Aiken County Sheriff.

South Carolina Soo’s Health Spa North Augusta Aquarius Health Spa

Robbery at Quik Shop No 9 on Park Avenue Extension

A black man wearing a nylon stocking over his head robbed the Park Avenue Extension Quik Shop No 9 operator at 11 p m last night. He held the woman at gunpoint after closing and fled with about 200 dollars in two paper bags, according to the Aiken County Sheriff’s Department.

Quik Shop Park Avenue Extension Ing Aiken County

Arab oil ministers demand Israel pullout timetable

Arab oil ministers meeting in Kuwait say they will not lift the embargo on the United States until Israel withdraws from all occupied territories and agrees to a timetable for the pullout. The pledge to continue the boycott was issued by the 10 members of OAPEC over the weekend.

Associated Press United States Israel Kuwait Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries America Jerusalem East Jerusalem Faisal Saudi Arabia Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani Washington NBC Meet the Press Middle East Netherlands

Christmas Violence Surge and Middle East Oil Embargo

The piece notes a surge in murders on Christmas Eve in New York and the claim that December is the year's most violent month. It also reports on Arab oil embargo tensions tied to Israel's withdrawal from lands occupied since 1967, with Saudi Arabia and Yamani giving mixed signals about embargo timing and U.S. guarantees.

New York City Paul Harvey

Methane Suspected in Factory Explosion

Owens-Corning Fiberglas plant manager R A Hrubala said the Saturday blast injury to H C Eppinette 35 of Ephrata Pa may be linked to methane generated by bacteria but the cause has not been confirmed.

Owens-Corning Fiberglas R.A. Hrubala Pennsylvania H.C. Eppinette Ephrata

Banksia Library Aiken to Open Mid January Delayed

Banksia the new Aiken County Library may not be ready by January first though progress continues. Heating cooling plumbing carpentry nearly done while wiring, fire system, lighting and furnishings affect timeline. The four acre site offers 60 percent more space and a paneled periodical chamber with a ballroom reading room and a carved mantel.

Banksia Aiken County

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Social Services Poore Emily Bull Oklahoma A. Luns Israel Tourist Office Loretta Wells Santa Loretta Belvedere Judy Rich East Health Studio Jan Wendel Hall
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