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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1971
Page
3
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The South Carolina Education Association backs a $10 increase in motor vehicle license plates to raise about $10 million for education. SCEA secretary Carlos Gibbons notes SC has among the lowest tag fees, ranging from $3 to $9 by car weight, and many states charge three to five times more.
Republican candidate Richard Freeman and Carl Truax will address voters at 7:30 p.m. Monday in New Ellenton. A Q and A session and refreshments will follow brief remarks. Freeman, 47, a Aiken native and businessman, seeks the 7th District seat. Truax, a Lexington County resident, is a former governmental reporter turned public relations consultant and former Lexington GOP chairman.
The Munich organizing committee names Waldi the inflatable dachshund as the official mascot for the 1972 Games. The toy mascot is expected to sell for about six dollars.
President Nixon lauded American farmers for producing the best food at low family costs and noted the sector’s productivity growth outpacing other areas of the economy. J R Woodward of the ASC credited efficiency for low costs while urging fairer agricultural income as global demand rises. Colombia’s economy grows six percent yearly with oil exports rising behind coffee.
Churches expand economic clout to steer business toward moral aims. Protestant leaders urge copper venture delays in Puerto Rico, Gulf Oil policy changes in Angola and Mozambique, and GM stance against South Africa. United Church guidelines urge social values alongside return on investments, with church holdings totaling up to 160 billion.
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