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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1971

Page

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Aiken County Voters Face Supervisor and Senate Runoffs

Voters in Aiken County will elect a new supervisor and a 7th District state senator with polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Richard Freeman and Mackey Scott vie for supervisor while A. J. Dolley and Carlton Truax contest the senate seat. The winner replaces late Fred Scott and Floyd Spence respectively. turnout expected moderate.

Aiken County Richard Freeman Warrenville Mackey Scott Aiken Fred Scott A. J. Dolley Lexington S.C. House of Carlton Truax Lexington County GOP Floyd Spence Congress Edgefield Saluda Freeman Midway Mobile Homes Farmers Home Administration Zora Lee Posey

Officials to review nuclear attack warning system failure

Washington reports the defense department and the FCC will scrutinize the emergency alert system after a second straight malfunction. NORAD operates the system from Cheyenne Mountain near Colorado Springs and technicians cited tape insertion errors as the cause of Saturday and Sunday faults affecting AP and UP teletypes.

Washington White House Defense Department Federal Communications Commission North American Air Defense Command NORAD Cheyenne Mountain Colorado Springs Colo Associated Press United Press International

Nixon Family Dines Quietly at Columbia Club

President and Mrs. Nixon with two daughters dined at Columbia Country Club in Chevy Chase Maryland to mark Tricia Nixon's 25th birthday. The family sat in the regular dining room with about 30 others, greeting staff as they left.

Washington Nixon Columbia Country Club Tricia Nixon Chevy Chase Congress White House Nixons

South Vietnamese Drive Toward Laos Stalled Again

North Vietnamese attacks slowed Saigon's push into Laos for the fifth day. Saigon's lead force about 17 percent of a mile from the border, two weeks after crossing. Campaign failed to cut Ho Chi Minh trail supply, as North Vietnamese truck traffic reportedly doubled to around 2,000 per day and moved west of the South Vietnamese advance.

Saigon Laos Ho Chi Minh Trail

Aiken TEC Hosts All Day Workshop for Instructors

Aiken TEC runs an all day workshop for management development instructors from 8 30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce Conference Room with sessions continuing on Tuesdays and Thursdays in March.

Aiken Tec Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce

Thurmond Hosts Guests Then Accepts ROA Award

Senate star Strom Thurmond hosted a pre banquet gathering in a Washington hotel suite and posed for photos with about 100 invitees. Later he and his wife Nancy attended a 1800 person filet dinner where he said the award was his greatest achievement since Nancy said yes in 1968.

Washington Sen. Strom Thurmond Thurmond Nancy

Stocks Open Lower as Market Reels from Profit-Taking

New York stocks fell broadly at the open as profit-taking persisted. The Dow Jones industrial average slipped modestly while NYSE decliners outpaced advancers by about four to one.

New York

Meir Cabinet Presses Egypt on New Boundaries

Middle East authorities say Prime Minister Golda Meir’s cabinet insists Egypt negotiate revised borders with Israel after Cairo offers a peace framework tied to Sinai withdrawal. Cairo rejects the demand amid talks and refugee settlement conditions.

Jerusalem Golda Meir Egypt Israel Cairo Sinai Peninsula

Stumper Needs A Winner at Aiken Standard

The $470.00 Stumper puzzle, printed in Friday’s paper, still has extra copies for sale at the Aiken Standard, 124 Rutland Drive. Submit your entry by noon Wednesday to be counted as a possible grand winner.

Aiken Rutland Drive

Robbers Break In At Ed ward M Brown Co

Robbers left footprints and tire tracks and stole about 100 dollars in cash and 125 blank payroll checks from Ed ward M Brown Co at 2101 Park Avenue East. Discovered by Arlos Richardson about 3 30 p m Sunday. Entry gained by breaking a side window. This is Brown s fourth robbery in three years totaling about 1000 dollars. Loss not insured. Aiken County sheriff s office notified. investigation underway.

Edward M. Brown Co Park Avenue East Brown Arlos Richardson Aiken County

Three New Trustees Named To County Hospital Board

The Aiken County Legislative Delegation named three new trustees to the Aiken County Hospital Board William R Bland of New Ellenton Jer ry Howell Jr of Graniteville and C M Shackelford of Aiken. Reappointments included Dr George Poda G H Vander voort and William Q Cristie. Retiring board members were Morgan Mitchell Robert Buchanan and C J Asbill. Charles Duncan was appointed to the Tax Control Board replacing George McElmurray with Beech Island retirement. Reappointments to the Tax Control Board were W H Johnson and F Irvin Schueler.

County Hospital Aiken County Hospital Aiken County William R. Bland New Ellenton Jerry Howell Jr Graniteville C. M. Shackelford Aiken George Poda G. H. Vandervoort William QO. Cristie North Augusta Morgan Mitchell Langley Robert Buchanan C. J. Asbill Wagener Charles Duncan of Tax Control Board George McElmurray Beech Island W. H. Johnson F. Irvin Schueler

Mass Tornado Toll and Devastation Across Delta States

Dozens are dead and hundreds injured as a line of tornadoes sweeps a 100 mile Mississippi River Delta path. Mississippi reports 68 fatalities with additional deaths in Le Flore County and Inverness. Louisiana loses six at Delhi area. Wide damage, outages, and mass sheltering followed.

Mississippi River Mississippi Louisiana LeFlore Inverness Miss Willie Young Delhi National Guard Red Cross James Eastland Dmiss Nixon University of Mississippi At Oxford Jackson Ray Armstrong Civil Defense Weather Service New Orleans

Sulky Racing Opens Aiken Triple Crown Series

March 6 at Jefferson-Aiken Trotting Training Center features sulky racing with 8 races in 2 heats. Older horses compete while Cancer Society gains net proceeds from advance ticket sales.

Jefferson - Aiken The Cancer Society Aiken United States Aiken Standard Chamber of Commerce Powderhouse Road

1970 Census Shows Aiken County Population Rise

Aiken County population reached 91 023 in 1970, up 12.3 percent from 1960. State population totaled 2 590 516, a substantial increase from 1960. The report breaks down by race, age groups, housing, ownership, and urban rural classification. Data drawn from two 1970 census advance reports PC W2 HC VI.

Aiken County Bureau of the Census U.S. Department of Commerce Aiken U. S

New Ellenton Man Perishes In Fire

A 42 year old man died of apparent suffocation when a one room home burned Saturday night in New Ellenton. Police identify the victim as William Harrison of Long Street. The fire was confined to the room and police suspect a faulty flue as the cause.

New Ellenton L. Ramsey William Harrison Long Street

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Gilbert E. McMillan Michael Laughlin Dooley RCA Strom Thurmond R. S.C Reserve Officers Association Jim K. Carpenter USNR Carl Albert Martin Broadwell Atlanta of Resources For Education and Management Inc Broadwell Auburn Clemson Georgia Tech Duke North Carolina State Frank Neiberding Bath Dwayne Whitfill Clearwater H. W. Griffin R. S. Fletcher George Gilmer E. I. DuPont T. H. Pardue Cecil Bearden Graniteville Co Jerry Galbraith Ronald Kelner James Pearce Kimberly Clark Newton Holloway South Carolina ROA New York Stock Exchange Rotary Change of Pace Rotary Susan Howard Norman Howard Aiken High School University of South Carolina Orchestra Augusta Symphony Aiken High de- Molay Hayden Mozart Washington, D. C U. S. Department of Commerce
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