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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1971

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New Year Resolutions: Aiken Residents Share Promises

The Aiken Standard asks locals about their New Year resolutions as 1972 approaches. Eleven of fifty people agreed to share their goals, including quitting smoking, losing weight, driving better, earning straight A’s, and praying nightly, with others noting personal aims and cautions about keeping them.

Gail Herrin Aiken of Court of Aiken County George Green Highland Park Buddy Coleman Phillips Shoes Laurens Street

TV Actor Peter Duel Shot Dead in Hollywood Hills

Hollywood police say Peter Duel co star of Alias Smith and Jones was found shot to death at his Hollywood Hills home early today. Detectives list the death as a possible homicide. Duel from Rochester New York appeared on Combat The Fugitive The Bold Ones and Name of the Game.

Hollywood (Ap Peter Duel Duel Rochester, N.Y Combat Bold Ones Hollywood St. Lawrence University American Theater Wing New York City

Federal emergency benefits bill signed into law

The bill extends unemployment benefits to workers in states with 6.5 percent or more jobless rate and 75000 workers in 11 hard hit states. President Nixon signed the measure reluctantly after White House officials announced the action.

Key Biscayne, Fla Nixon Florida White House

Reindicted Ellsberg Faces New Federal Charges

Daniel Ellsberg the leaker of the Pentagon Papers was reindicted on new federal counts for stealing and distributing Defense Department documents. Also charged is Anthony J. Russo Jr a former Rand Corp colleague of Ellsberg following FBI arrest.

Daniel Ellsberg Pentagon Defense Department FBI Anthony J. Russo Jr Rand Corp Elisberg UPI Telephoto

Debby Wright Named 1972 Maid of Cotton

Debby Wright, 21, a senior at Texas Tech University from Toho ka Texas, was chosen Thursday night as the 1972 Maid of Cotton. She stood 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighed 115 pounds wearing a white dress with white applique and window pane trim after three days of interviews and competition among 19 entrants.

Memphis, Tenn Tohoka Tex Debby Wright Texas Tech University Wright

Mrs Nixon to Start Nine Day Africa Mission

Mrs Richard Nixon will depart Saturday for a nine day trip covering about 10 000 miles as an official representative and visiting emissary of the President. This marks her second solo foreign voyage as first lady following a 1970 Peru earthquake relief mission.

Washington Africa Richard Nixon Issary Peru

Dowdy Found Guilty of Bribe In DC Fraud Probe

Rep. John Dowdy of Athens Texas convicted in U.S. District Court for taking a $25 000 bribe to influence a Justice Department fraud inquiry involving a Washington home improvement firm. He faces up to 40 years and 40 000 dollars in fines.

John Dowdy U.S. District Court Justice Department Washington, D.C Dowdy Athens Tex UPI

Lower Savannah Regional Planning Commission taps acting director

The LSRC executive committee accepted the resignation of executive director Joel Gunnells effective today and kept him as adviser for 30 days. Jim Hammond was named acting LSRC director for 90 days as applications for a new director are invited. Gunnells will join the Central Iowa Regional Planning Commission in Des Moines with a higher salary.

Lower Savannah Savannah Gunnells

Groundbreaking Set for New Aiken TEC Facility

Groundbreaking ceremonies for the $2 million Aiken TEC are planned for Jan 30 with state and local officials attending. U S Sen Strom Thurmond Congressman William Jennings Bryan Dorn and Gov John C West will be invited. An estimated crowd of 300 to 2000 is anticipated. The facility will rise in Langley between Aiken and Augusta across U S from the current Aiken County Vocational Center.

Aiken

Capacity Crowd On Hand For End Of Record Game

A capacity crowd of about 1,000 attended the final 72 hour March of Dimes Flag Football Game in Aiken. USCA edged Aiken 1 764 to 1 150 as donations surpassed $2,200 including gate receipts, concessions and a ball auction. Fifty three players started with 45 finishing amid injuries and exhaustion.

March of Dimes USCA Aiken Farmers and Merchants Bank Lee Downes Roland Windham Jr March of Dimes Organization City of Ronnie Abney Betty Abney Aiken County

Farewell Parties Planned For 1971

The Associated Press reports New Year's Eve traditions worldwide. In New York Central Park hosts a free party for thousands while Guy Lombardo headlines at the Waldorf Astoria. Other cities plan public celebrations, dinners, and local customs to welcome 1972. Indianapolis Jaycees expect 2000 plus at Union Station for an all night fund raiser to restore the landmark.

Rome New York Central Park San Francisco Guy Lombardo Waldorf Astoria Hotel Father Time London Royal Horse Guard Scots Guard Indianapolis Jaycees Union Station

Newman Promoted to VP at Allied Gulf Nuclear Services

Robert Newman has been appointed vice president environmental affairs at Allied Gulf Nuclear Services. Howard J. Larson, president and GM, said Newman will coordinate public hearings licensing and governmental affairs related to the Barnwell Nuclear Fuel Plant.

Barnwell Robert Bob Newman Allied- Gulf Nuclear Services Allied-Gulf Howard J. Larson Newman Allied Gulf Executive

Ambulance Service Plans Extend Deadline to March 31

Funeral directors in Aiken County extend the ambulance service deadline to March 31 while awaiting a decision from the legislative delegation on replacement options. Proposals include county owned, hired staff with supervision, or a company owned operation, with station coverage set at four ambulances on 24 hour duty.

Aiken County

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