Christmas Answers from Dr. Cate at First Baptist Aiken
The article profiles Dr. Robert L. Cate pastor of First Baptist Church in Aiken, his long career and education background, and presents his Christmas sermon prompts asking not what we will get for Christmas but what we will get from Christmas and the stresses of the season.
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Carolers on horseback brighten Sumter Street area
Residents in Aiken enjoyed carolers on horseback and carts Saturday night led by Marilyn Riviere. The Smith Hazel Teen Club plans to bring Christmas toys to the Aiken County Hospital children's ward Monday.
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Congress Ends In Power Struggle With Nixon Impeachment Issue
The 93rd Congress closes amid a shifting clash with President Nixon. He early vetoed and impounded funds, but by year end signed a Health Education Welfare bill about 1 billion over budget and released 1.1 billion impounded funds, marking declining influence.
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Bomb blast at Catholic bar kills four in Newry
Police report two attackers and two other men dead after a bomb exploded in a crowded Catholic owned bar in Newry. Fifteen people are injured, many seriously, as Northern Ireland’s death toll climbs to 926 in over four years of violence. The attack marks the worst bombing since June in Coleraine.
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Christmas Reunion for Ex POW Bagley After Six Years
Air Force Col. Bobby Bagley, a 1967 to 1973 Vietnam POW, spends his first Christmas with family in six years. He and wife Sandy and daughter Vicky exchange seven gifts, six from Hanoi years and one for the current year, chosen from a long Christmas list made for each year he was away.
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Kissinger Optimistic About Mid East Peace Talks
President Nixon spoke with Henry Kissinger by telephone about the Geneva Arab Israeli talks. A high US official said Kissinger was reasonably confident Egypt and Israel would reach a separation of forces near the Suez Canal next month.
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Art Recovered Stimulates Police Seizure of Four
In Cincinnati Ohio police hold four persons after recovering two stolen Rembrandts and nearly all of a 100000 pound ransom paid for one painting. Lt Col John McLaughlin chief of detectives says charges will be filed today against some of those questioned.
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Court Grants Ballistics Order in Graniteville Shooting Case
Aiken County Sheriff's Office obtained a court order Saturday to compare a bullet removed from a Graniteville man wounded in an armed robbery that killed store operator Johnnie Barton. Suspect Michael Lee, 26, of Graniteville, is charged with armed robbery and murder. The bullet will be sent to SLED for ballistic analysis.
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Teen-Ager Injured In Wreck Near Aiken
Mickey L. Hunt, 16, of Rt. 4, Aiken, remained in critical condition at University Hospital after a Sunday night one car crash on a county dirt road 13 miles north of Aiken. Authorities said the car ran out of control and struck a tree.
Robbery and Beating Probed in Aiken on Sumter Street
Police investigate a Sunday night robbery and beating of Gordon Smallwood of 129 Sumter Street. He suffered the loss of part of a finger and about $30 taken. Authorities also probe a separate break-in at Priester's Liquor Store on Park and Union.
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Higher Oil Prices To Hurt Economies
Western Europe and Japan face hard blows as Persian Gulf governments raise oil taxes and royalties effective Jan 1. The six producers Iran Iraq Saudi Arabia Kuwait Abu Dhabi and Qatar lift posted crude from 5.11 to 11.65 per barrel and tax references from about 3.06 to 7.00. Venezuela plans a tax reference rise next year.
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Bethlehem Faces Christmas Shortages and Lower Crowds
Christians prepare for Christmas amid gasoline and heating oil shortages and economic uncertainty. Bethlehem expects fewer pilgrims for midnight mass at the Church of the Nativity, with last year’s turnout of 5 000 likely not reached.
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Aiken Standard Skips Christmas Day Issue
The Aiken Standard will not publish tomorrow Christmas Day to allow employees to celebrate with families. Normal business hours resume Wednesday.
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Christmas Weather Forecast Outlook
The forecast predicts near 60 degree highs with a 20 percent rain chance. Skies will be partly cloudy and temperatures stay mild with tonight’s low around 40. Rain possible Wednesday and Thursday as mild conditions continue.
City Council Meeting Canceled In Aiken
The regular meeting of Aiken City Council scheduled for today has been canceled. The next regular meeting will be on Monday January 14 at 8 p.m. in the Council Chambers.
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