Miss Frances Reed Obituary Notice
Miss Frances Reed 56 of 543 Sumter St NE died Sunday Funeral arrangements by Jackson Brooks Funeral Home She was a member of Randall Branch Baptist Church Survivors include her mother Mrs Mattie Reed Monetta daughter Mrs Barbara Fields Aiken seven sisters and two brothers with several in Hempstead NY Philadelphia and Manhasset NY Friends may call at the residence or funeral home.
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Frances Reed
Sumter St
N E
Jackson Brooks
Randall Branch Baptist Church
Mattie Reed
Monetta
Barbara Fields
Aiken
Annie Mae Walker
Lillian Walker
Linny Walker
Mattie Watson
Hempstead
N Y
Willie Mae Kirk
Philadelphia
Louise Hughes
Manhassett
N. Y
Blossom Griffin
George Reed
Reuben Reed
William Norris Young dies. services set at Levels Baptist
Norris P. Young 46 of 1736 Barbara Drive S E Aiken died Monday in Augusta He was a World War II veteran brick mason and Levels Baptist Church member Funeral 4 p.m. Wednesday Levels Baptist Church with Rev J Cole Brown officiating Burial in church cemetery Survived by three daughters Mrs James Roach Bay City Texas Miss Connie Mae Young Mrs Jack Enochs both of Aiken son Larry N Young Aiken sisters Mrs Thelma Geiser Aiken brothers William Marion Ernest Earl Yung and O Neal Young all of Aiken Pallbearers Carl Young David Young Tony Young Wilson Yung Wyman Young Dale Key honorary deacons serve
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Norris P. Young
Barbara Drive
S. E
Aiken
Augusta
Levels Baptist Church
J. Cole Brown
Orangeburg
S.C
James Roach
Bay City
Tex
Connie Mae Young
Jack Enochs
Larry N. Young
Thelma Geiser
William Young
Marion Young
Ernest Young
Earl Yung
O'Neal Young
Carl Young
David Young
Tony Young
Wilson Yung
Wyman Young
Dale Key
Aiken Standard Publication Notice Details
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes every afternoon except weekends from 124 Rutland Drive, Aiken SC 29801 with USPS 29801. The paper notes AP and UPI dispatches exclusive for local news and ads are corrected in the next issue if errors are found.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
Defense Seeks To Find Who Kept Calley In Army
The Calley pretrial hearing at Fort Benning probes who kept Lt. William L. Calley Jr. in the Army past his discharge and who influenced the case. His civilian lawyer asserts Washington officials, including President Nixon, pushed to proceed with a court martial. Calley faces charges for the killing of 102 Vietnamese civilians.
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FT. Benning, Ga
William L. Calley Jr
George Latimer
Washington
Latimer
Nixon
Ft. Benning
Robert M. Lathrop
The
Post
Judge Advocate General
Lathrop
Orwin C. Talbott
Benning
Oscar E. Davis
Talbott
Davis
Army
William L. Calley
UPI
Dorn Reveals Mail Delivery Revamp in Aiken and nearby
Congressman William Jennings Bryan Dorn announced a new policy from Postmaster General Winton M. Blount allowing home delivery for residents living more than a quarter mile and less than a half mile from post offices without city delivery. Eligibility requires a postmaster request and a local majority vote in Bath Clearwater Gloverville Jackson Langley Montmorenci Salley Vaucluse Wagener Warrenville Edgefield Trenton Saluda Ridge Springs Monetta Ward and nearby counties.
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William Jennings Bryan Dorn
Winton M. Blount
Blount
Dorn
Aiken County
Bath
Clearwater
Gloverville
Jackson
Langley
Montmorenci
Salley
Vaucluse
Wagener
Warrenville
Edgefield County
Trenton
Saluda County
Ridge Springs
Monetta
Ward
Youth Is Charged In Woman's Death
Charleston police say Marvin Platt, 17, has murder charges filed in the death of Blondell Perrineau, 18, found badly beaten near her home. Perrineau died after being taken to a local hospital. A second 17-year-old was held as a material witness on $1,000 bond.
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Charleston
Marvin Platt
Blondell Perrineau
Hospital to expand with new long term care facility plan
Plans call for present hospital to become a long term care facility and a new hospital to be built behind it within a few years. A 5,000 square foot metal addition was contracted to Kuhlker Construction of Augusta for 85,631 dollars. Metal shell costs 52,479 dollars and interior finishing 33,152 dollars. The current admin offices will be converted to space for 19 beds. County officials say the hospital board has authority to spend state funded money, with 105,000 dollars allocated this year for the addition and remaining funds for converting offices.
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Kuhlker Construction Company
Augusta
Nesbit
Columbia
G. H. Grant
State GOP Convention Date Set in Columbia
The South Carolina Republican party has scheduled its convention for March 21 in Columbia. The gathering historically nominates statewide candidates, though leaders face pressure to shift toward primary elections to decide nominations.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Republican Party
GOP
Jehovah's Witnesses Cir cuit Assembly in Columbia
About 70 local delegates from the Aiken Congregation will attend the semi annual circuit assembly in Columbia February 27 to March 1 at Dreher High School. The three day Bible seminar is expected to draw about 1200 delegates from eighteen congregations across central southern South Carolina, arranged by the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York.
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Aiken Congregation
Jehovah's Witnesses
Columbia
Dreher High School
South Carolina
Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of
New York
Dorn To Speak At Three Aiken High Schools
Congressman William Jennings Dorn will address students at New Ellenton Junior High School A L Corbett High School Wagener High and James Butler Academy Batesburg with talks on patriotism. He plans additional talks at five Anderson County high schools on Thursday.
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William Jennings Byron Dorn
Aiken County
New Ellenton
A. L. Corbett
Wagener High
James Butler Academy
Batesburg
Anderson County
Busy Weekend Ahead For Senator Strom Thurmond in Aiken County
U S Senator Strom Thurmond schedule includes Friday tour of the Aiken Edgefield Industrial Education Center on Barnwell Avenue with 300 graduates now employed locally. He will plant a Tricentennial Tree at Aiken High School and speak at a 2 PM assembly, then address St Angela Academy at 3 PM and plant another tree followed by a reception in the residence hall.
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U. S
Aiken High School
St. Angela Academy
Population of Tenochtitlan Surpasses London in 1519
In 1519 the Aztec capital Tenochtitlan on the site of present day Mexico City housed about 300000 people, a population larger than Henry VIII era London.
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Tenochtitlan
Mexico City
London
Henry VIII
Rogers Tunis visit canceled after student anti American protest
In Tunis, a large student demonstration led to the cancellation of a planned session and tea with Secretary of State William P. Rogers at the American campus. Rogers arrived for a stop on a 10 nation African tour but avoided the protest scene and toured Carthage with his wife.
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Tunis
William P. Rogers
Tunis University
Rogers
Habib Bourguiba Jr
Carthage
United States
Tunisia
U.S
Water in the Air and Stock Prices Snapshot
Quotes from the NASD show inter-dealer prices near noon today. Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner Smith provides figures as markets move through the day. The piece notes air transport of water vastly exceeds river discharge, with only a small fraction reaching the ground.
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Merrill-Lynch-Pierce-Fenner and
Smith
United States
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