Florida Indians to run alligator farms in 1970 plan
Florida state Indian Affairs Commission approves placing Seminoles and Miccosukees in alligator farming starting 1970. The aim is to raise incomes above poverty and curb poaching by channeling hides to legitimate markets, with permits required and expansion to breeding and Everglades farming planned by 1972.
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Tallahassee
Ross Allen
Commission
Claude Kirk
Joe Dan Osceola
Buffalo Tiger
Florida
Brighton
Miccosukee
Dania
Big Cypress
Allen
Everglades
Nixon plans extra 100 million for school lunch programs
The Nixon administration will add 100 million dollars to school lunch programs with a goal of providing free or very affordable meals to all 6.6 million needy children by year end. Agriculture officials cite 3.1 million participants last year and 500 delegates at a hunger conference pushed for broader free meals.
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Washington
White House
Agriculture Department
Department
Herbert D. Rorex
Rorex
New Look Appears On Interstate Bridge Piers
South Carolina will repaint pier safety stripes on about 250 bridges as a reflectors marked, night visible feature. Seven engineering districts perform the work with the first test on five bridges along Interstate 26 north of Columbia.
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South Carolina
South Carolina Highway Department
S. N. Pearman
Columbia
Aiken Standard Publication Details and Rates
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes afternoons except Saturdays and Sundays from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801. It carries AP and UPI dispatches with rights reserved and offers mail subscriptions of 13.00 yearly 7.50 for six months and 0.25 weekly by carrier.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
Associated Press
United Press International
Nine Charged in Milan Rome Bombings
Police in Milan and Rome charged nine members of an anarchist group linked to the weekend bombings that killed 14 people and injured over 100. Motive cited as anarchy itself. A 41-year-old railroad worker Giuseppe Pinelli died during questioning. Included among the accused is Pietro Valpreda the dancer nicknamed the cobra. The others are students or workers including a 19-year-old German girl.
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Rome
Milan
Giuseppe Pinelli
Pietro Valpreda
Aikenite Serves as Sports Editor at Southern Accent
Ron Fowler son of O D Fowler of Westmount Drive in Aiken is the sports editor of the Southern Accent student newspaper at Southern Missionary College in Chattanooga Tennessee a junior history major Fowler a Mount Pisgah Academy graduate is noted as part of the Seventh Day Adventist affiliated college community in Candler North Carolina and Tennessee listing.
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Ron Fowler
O. D. Fowler
Westmount Drive
Aiken
Southern Accent
Southern Missionary College
Chattanooga
Tenn
Fowler
Mount Pisgah Academy
Candler
N.C
Seventh Day Adventist
Law Students Press McNair to Back Building Campaign
About 300 University of South Carolina law students urged Gov. McNair and other leaders to join a campaign to fund a new law school before expanding Carolina Stadium. They fear stadium funding could delay the law school as the university prioritizes campus projects and estimates stadium expansion at about 8.5 million dollars.
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Columbia
University of South Carolina Law School
Robert McNair
Law School
Carolina Stadium
Student Bar Association
Law
Carl Epps
Beaufort
Tom Jones
Jones
Epps
University
Copey Shoes Promote Comfort and Foot Support
A local ad touts Copey The Walking Shoes offering full foot comfort with cushioned support from sole to top. Available at area retailers.
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Ers
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Cinemay
Burt Lancaster
Deborah Kerr
Beym
Allied Artists
Frank Perry Alsid
Cinema & Edward's
Fox Drive-in
Busters
Big Shop Edwards
Big Toylands
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Aroid
Coaster
Asst
Hocking
Amer
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Elec
Tyco
Elliotts Gifts ‘N Things
Kalmia Plaza
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Leverett
Hoyne
Georgia
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