Poorly Constructed Drug Laws Flagged by Expert
Dr. William F. Geber, pharmacology professor at the Medical College of Georgia, told Aiken Rotarians that marijuana and LSD are misclassified as narcotics, criticizing laws as poorly constructed and lacking information on drug abuse. He linked abuse to family patterns and noted regional import trends and potential fetal risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Geber
Aiken Rotarians
Geber
The
Medical College of Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
Crosland Park Bookmobile Stops Scheduled
Miss Josephine Crouch director of the ABBE Regional Library says a Crosland Park Bookmobile stop is being scheduled in response to resident requests. The next visit is Friday with ongoing visits every two weeks at 9 to 9 45 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Crouch
Abbe Regional
Crosland Park
Crouch
Aldrich and Croft Streets
Norma Hicks
Aiken Standard Publication Details and Rights
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes every afternoon except weekends. It lists address 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801 and PO Box 456. The paper carries AP and UPI dispatches and reserves republication rights and error corrections notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
Associated Press
United Press International
Senior Men Hold Annual Yale Party
The Senior Men's Club hosted its Christmas Party at the Commercial Hotel with entertainment by a ladies barbershop quartet Mary Chelton Julie Chelton Jean Robertson Lisa Jol ly, ventriloquist Captain Thomas Cundiff of Salvation Army and guitarist. Former Opry and Greater Kensington String Band members appeared. President John Conover presided. toastmaster Audrey Ward. About 70 attendees with dinner committee Bill Lowry Ellsworth Braun and George Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Hotel
Mary Chelton
Julie Chelton
Jean Robertson
Lisa Jolly
Salvation Army
Thomas Cundiff
The
Grand Old Opry
William
Billy) Shuttleworth
Greater Kensington String Band
Philadelphia
John Conover
Audrey Ward
Bill Lowry
Ellsworth Braun
George Robinson
Associated Mortgage Companies records 1969 year results
Associated Mortgage Companies Inc reported record results for the year ended Sept 30 1969 with net income of 1 052 000 up 10 8 percent from 949 000 a year earlier The firm closed loans totaling 238 900 000 and managed real estate loans of 1 367 000 000 ranking as the third largest mortgage banking firm by servicing portfolio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Mortgage Companies, Inc
Louis H. Meyer
Associated
United States
New Ellenton Sets Primary Date At City Meeting
A meeting at 109 Main Street in New Ellenton will set the date for a Republican primary to nominate candidates for city government. Qualifying fees and legal requirements will be decided. The general election is March 4 with a mayor six councilmen and a water commissioner to be elected.
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New Ellenton
Main Street
GOP
Tourism Poll Finds Most Foreign Visitors Enjoy India
The Indian Institute of Public Opinion reports 94 percent of foreign tourists, mainly Americans, enjoy their visits citing warmth, good climate and reasonable prices. Complaints focus on poor hotel accommodations and travel arrangements.
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New Delhi
The
Indian Institute of Public Opinion
India
Monkeys Reprieved From Death Row For NIH Studies
Washington AP reports 290 research monkeys spared from death due to budget limits in cancer virus work. The primates, about five years old, will be shipped to four NIH regional centers as breeders after showing no cancer or virus spread. Centers at Atlanta Southboro Beaverton and Davis will receive the animals for ongoing primate research use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Institutes of Health
NIH
Atlanta
Southboro
Mass
Beaverton
Ore
Davis
Calif
South Carolina approves two new history texts
The South Carolina Board of Education approved two state history texts for eighth graders, both emphasizing Negro development and integrated figures. One is a revised Oliphant history and the other, South Carolina The Palmetto State by Clemson professor Ernest McPherson Lander, highlighting Negro leaders and service.
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Columbia
South Carolina Board of Education
South Carolina
Mary C. Simms Oliphant
Palmetto State
Ernest McPherson Lander
Clemson University
A. M. Moseley
State Department of Education
Crusade to cut South Carolina December highway deaths
Gov. Robert E. McNair launches a "December A Month for Special Care On the Highways" crusade to reduce highway fatalities in a peak travel month. The campaign, coordinated by the South Carolina Highway Department, notes December’s critical risk with 898 fatalities by November 30 and a seven percent rise in travel since 1969.
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Robert E. McNair
South Carolina
Highway Department
Aiken High Symphonic Band Set for Christmas Concert
The Aiken High School Symphonic Band and the Aiken Recreation Department present a Christmas Concert at 8 p.m. on Thursday in the Aiken Junior High Auditorium. The 45 minute program titled The Sound of Music at Christmas features light Christmas music and songs from Sound of Music. Rev. John McCullough will deliver the Christmas message and J. O. Willis will give the welcome. Directed by William T. Slaughter. Admission is free. All are invited.
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Aiken High School
Aiken Recreation Department
Aiken Junor High
Sic
John McCullough
St. Paul’s Luthern Church
J. O. Willis
William T. Slaughter
Textile Industry Protection Progressing in Congress and White House
Sen. Strom Thurmond reports progress on textile protection with the Import Amendment passage 65 to 30 in the Senate. He notes Nixon Administration talks in Geneva on a world trade agreement for fibers and wool, stressing need to shield American jobs and industry while pursuing fair trade.
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Congress
White House
Strom Thurmond
Senate
Cotton
United States
Senate House
Geneva
Nixon
Switzerland
U.S
Far East
Turn Out For Visit By Bloodmobile In Aiken
Three hundred forty seven Aiken residents donated blood during the Red Cross Bloodmobile visit on December 9 and 10. Blood program chairman Joseph M Thompson and volunteers coordinated the drive with volunteer physicians Dr. Helen M Deane Dr. Charles Whitaker and Dr. James C Beard Jr aiding in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M. Deane
Charles Whitaker
James C. Beard Jr
Public auction in Aiken County 1969 decree sale
By virtue of a December 5 1969 decree of the Court of Common Pleas for Aiken County Ruth D Dudley plaintiff versus John M Davis Cleola D Fort Joe Davis et Al defendants the Master in Equity will offer the property for sale to the highest bidder at the Aiken County Courthouse in Aiken South Carolina on Monday January 5 1970 at 11 00 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Aiken County
Ruth D. Dudley
John M. Davis
Cleola D. Fort
Joe Davis
Aiken
South Carolina
Real estate sale in Graniteville Aiken County South Carolina
Master Toole announces a real estate sale in Graniteville Aiken County for Lot No 1 containing 0.48 acre with improvements, bounded by Graniteville Company P O Fox and other lines. The property has a 15 foot drainage easement and residential liquor restrictions. Cash sale with 5 percent good faith deposit. immediate compliance after sale.
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Graniteville
Aiken County
S.C
L.H. McCullough
C. E
P. O. Fox
Graniteville Company
Stiefeltown
Coursey and Bracknell
H. A. Williamson
Letha Davis Williamson
Aiken
Downtyme
Os William
Aiken County Toole & Toole
Property auction notice in Aiken County South Carolina
Estate of Emma F Parker subdivides two tracts in Langley and near Old U S Highway 1. Tract 1 consists of Lot 1 bounded by Kimble Street and nearby properties. Tract 2 includes Lots 8 and 9 with specified street extensions and parcel boundaries. Sale to highest bidder for cash with 5 percent deposit. immediate resale if bid rejected.
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Emma F. Parker
K. L. Wise
Aiken
Odom Lee
Geddings Cushman
Kimble
Langley
Aiken County
South Carolina
United Merchants and Manufacturers, Inc
Jones and Murph
Sibley Street
Lewis Sizemore
Howard K. Williamson
Aiken County Lybrand
Rich & Cain
Public Foreclosure Sale Set In Aiken County
In the Sizemore v Miller Dean Sizemore case the Master In Equity of Aiken County will auction real estate at the Aiken County Courthouse on Monday January 5 1970 at 11 00 A M to the highest bidder. The property is Lot No 3 Block B Burnettown Aiken County South Carolina as described on the plat of tract sub.
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Court of Common Pleas
Aiken County
Lewis L. Sizemore
Miller Dean Sizemore
Palmetto Federal Savings and Loan Association
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Aiken
South Carolina
Burnettown
S.C
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