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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1975
Page
11
Advertises purebred cocker spaniel puppies with blonde and tri color. Prices listed at 35 dollars for female and 40 dollars for male. Contact numbers 593-5980 or 593-3093. No papers.
Real estate ads in this newspaper fall under the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968. It prohibits race color religion or national origin preferences or discriminations in housing ads. The newspaper will not knowingly accept violations and all dwellings are offered on an equal opportunity basis.
Willie Mae Brown, recently released from prison, befriended Natasha Conley, a six year old born with hyperterorism. A University of Miami team rebuilt the girl’s face using ribs, done at no charge, while Brown fights for custody amid family tensions and social service concerns.
Furnished house in the city with fenced back yard available immediately. Contact 649 3119 or apply in person at 906 Monterey Dr for details.
Lovely model brick home on a lot priced at 26850 features include 3 bedrooms kitchen breakfast area dining room living room den foyer two full baths carpet wallpaper fireplace and air conditioning. For information call 6497658.
BY OWNER Cozy 3 Bedroom brick ranch with den, breakfast area, central heat, fenced yard, private drive on Powderlise Rd Ext. Asking $34,900. Call after 5 PM 648-3682. Also 3 Clemson Drive College Acres listing: 3 bed, bath, large living area, screen porch, fenced yard. Appraised 19,500. asking 16,500. Call 648-5979.
Euell Gibbons author and naturalist famed for wild foods died at 64 in Sunbury Pa His widow Freda said he collapsed from an apparent heart attack Gibbons known for Stalking The Wild Parsnip and Stalking the Healthful Herbs later advertised cereals for General Foods before an FTC ruling halted the spots He survived by his wife two sons and five grandchildren with a private cremation planned in Beavertown Pa He taught survival courses and lived as a beachcomber in Hawaii
Three Vietnamese men aged 49 to 55 move toward self sufficiency through a textile technology course at the Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind in Talladega. Chi Van Vu Nguyen Thanh Son and Nguyen Thanh Hung learn doffing and spinning with strong English gains and broad community sponsorship helping with daily needs.
President Ford's eight day ski holiday in Vail draws scrutiny over a departure eve party in his honor. A fund raising angle centers on whether the dinner was planned as a social event or a campaign fundraiser. Ford aides say the event was not intended as fund raising and a potential reimbursement issue arose if it were.
Senator William Proxmire accuses the 89th Military Airlift Wing at Andrews AFB of wasteful use, noting 275 flights for officials in the first ten months of 1975 costing over 6 million dollars. Treasury Secretary William Simon was the top user among frequent travelers.
Queen Elizabeth II will start a weeklong Bicentennial tour of the United States with a two day stay in Philadelphia aboard the Royal Yacht Britannia. Dennis Richard, the British consul, said the royal party then sails to New York Boston Washington and Montreal where she will open the Olympic Games on July 15.
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis arrives in Salt Lake City with her children Caroline and John Jr and several Kennedy relatives for a skiing vacation at Snowbird resort. The party includes Pat Lawford and Jean Smith with their families and joins Senator Edward Kennedy and his wife in Utah after a Sun Valley visit.
In Capetown Groote Schuur Hospital linked a donor heart to a male patient under surgeon Christiaan Barnard. The unnamed patient survives after the Monday operation. Leonard Gross, 47, had the prior transplant on December 31 and remains alive. Another recipient died after five months with the two hearts.
Former Secretary of State Dean Rusk told an American Legion Society panel that the United States should continue financial aid to some Angolan factions but avoid committing troops. He argued Angola is unlikely to become another Vietnam because the American people would not support such a step.
Multiple 3 bedroom brick and tri level houses offered with low or no down payments. Prices range from 22,900 to 39,900 with features like central air, fenced yards, fireplaces, and spacious living areas near shopping.
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