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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1973

Page

3

Snowbound Sumter dances thaw winter storm

In Sumter South Carolina a National Guard Armory crowd of 6 to 60 danced to a volunteer band playing By the Time I Get to Phoenix as a week end blizzard kept travelers stranded. Snow piles and teens temperatures framed the scene with 16 000 stranded statewide and motorists finding refuge indoors.

Sumter Phoenix National Guard Armory South Carolina Florida S. Sgt. R. J. Robertson South Carolina National Guard Hunter Robertson Mustang Oklahoma Cow Country

Disaster Struck Counties Battle Snow and Cold Wreckage

Rescue helicopters and air ambulances aided motorists and medical patients while food and supplies reached shelters. Heavy traffic blockages eased as roads opened across a wide swath from Dillon to Charleston and Florence to Columbia. Thirteen deaths attributed to exposure and roof collapses were reported across Williamsburg Sumter Orangeburg Berkeley and other counties. Schools remained closed and curfews for Williamsburg County continued as authorities cited dangerous conditions.

Williamsburg County Sumter County Orangeburg County Berkeley County Aiken County West Abbeville Aiken Allendale Bamberg Barnwell Beaufort Berkeley Calhoun Charleston Chesterfield Clarendon Colleton Darlington Dillon Dorchester Edgefield Florence Georgetown Greenwood Hampton Horry Jasper, Lee Lexington McCormick Marion Orangeburg Richland Saluda Sumter Williamsburg

Markets mostly closed as dollar devaluation ripples global

Worldwide currency markets stayed shut as governments weigh the dollar devaluation. West Germany welcomed Washington but will not revalue the mark upward. The yen floats to market forces. Tokyo Paris and Frankfurt set to reopen midweek. The British pound rose to 2.48 dollars, then eased to 2.45.

Washington Kiichi Aichi London Tokyo Paris Frankfurt

Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren 1978

In this bridge column Goren analyzes a North South vulnerable deal from Chicago Tribune. South opens spade, two hearts overcall, resulting in a three spade game after a strategic sequence. East holds two aces and a singleton, but misdefense yields South eight tricks then a potential alternate set of defensive lines.

Charles H. Goren The Chicago Tribune South West North East King of West Fense South West North East Declarer

Nixon Devalues U.S. Dollar by Ten Percent

President Nixon and Treasury Secretary Shultz announce a 10 percent devaluation aimed at stabilizing world money markets. The move, the second in 14 months, raises import costs but lowers export prices and shifts currency values as Japan floats its yen and other nations adjust monetary policy.

Washington Nixon U.S Treasury George P. Shultz Shultz Workingman Japan Tokyo Finance Ministry Bank of Japan West Germany Canada Great Britain John Turner International Monetary Fund United States Congress Smithsonian Institution Treasurys Paul A. Volcker Volcker

Crime Trends Show Mixed Declines and Sharp Increases in 1972

City police report 1972 saw fewer vandalism and burglary cases but large rises in liquor law violations and drug offenses. Drunkenness fell to a five year low while traffic offenses and accidents climbed, with juvenile arrests also declining to a record low. Police praise staff training and community involvement.

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Seniors save on boat rentals at Peconic Bay

In Southold New York on light days seniors pay half price for boat and motor rentals at the Southold Fishing Station. An 18 foot boat with motor drops from 17.50 to 8.75 on Tuesdays and Thursdays. If a senior already has a motor the boat rental costs 4.50.

Southold, N.Y Peconic Bay Mary Morris Southold

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