13 Feb 1975
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1975
Page
1
Mead Hall Kindergarten students Emily Mann daughter of Mr and Mrs Phillip R Mann and Trey Brown son of Mr and Mrs Carl E Brown gave valentines early showing that affection among friends and sweethearts can happen any day.
In Seoul, President Park Chung Hee hailed the referendum as a people’s endorsement of his policies. Returns show a 20 percent drop in support for Park’s rule, with 9,710,569 in favor, 3,328,739 opposed, and 231,523 invalid ballots from about 80 percent turnout.
In Nicosia the council of ministers and legislative assembly proclaimed an autonomous Turkish Cypriot administration in the north. The move follows seven months after Turkey invaded Cyprus and resulted in occupation of about 40 percent of the island and a de facto partition.
The White House likely to approve Iran providing new funds to Pan American World Airways, a move seen as Iran taking a stake in US industry amid high oil prices that have worsened Pan Am's losses. Pan Am posted an $81 million loss last year due to a 133 percent rise in foreign fuel costs. A presidential decision could be announced within days.
President Ford travels to New York to speak to the New York Society of Security Analysts on the economy and to take part in a Rockefeller tribute. He will then address a Republican dinner honoring Nelson Rockefeller and discuss Congress role in foreign affairs.
The United States will have fewer aircraft carriers in Asian waters next year than since the Korean War era of 1950. U.S. air power in Thailand will be reduced to a fraction of its levels during the Southeast Asian conflict, reflecting a steady decline of American military presence across the western Pacific.
A Rock Hill man, Marshall Mobley, was arrested by Lt. W.R. Center for intoxication near the Aiken Police Department. He leaned against the door at the time of arrest.
Mrs. Burgess presented a five page statement in a county board session criticizing the county administrator office. She alleges mismanaged revenue sharing funds causing overdue bills including a $12,000 balance to Triangle Pontiac and a $7,512 truck payment. She claims records are being destroyed or misplaced and cites a misfiled uniform supply card.
A 21-year-old University of South Carolina Aiken student Mary M Hall was found stabbed to death by her mother on Wednesday. Brother-in-law Stanley Smith 17 was arrested near the scene and charged with murder as investigators describe the family tragedy at the mobile home.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said talks with Anwar Sadat on Israeli withdrawal from Sinai were very positive and pressed for Syria's support. He told reporters before meeting Syrian President Hafez Assad that Washington remains in business and aims to secure Damascus backing.
A chemical explosion at the Savannah River Plant caused about 100000 in damages but released no radioactive particles. Two Du Pont employees were lightly injured and returned to work. The denitration equipment operates on depleted uranium for 20 years with most damage confined to light walls.
North Augusta officials worried the $100000 interim wastewater facility could be avoided if the Aiken County Public Service Authority advances the Horse Creek Valley project. PSA chair William Mottel says they pursue not building the plant, while Mayor Raymond Walters insists North Augusta would be reimbursed for sewer work from 13th Street to Highway 1. PSA project manager Stan Wager coordinating with Davis and Floyd engineers for the Horse Creek plan.
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