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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1973

Page

8

New nickname for POW Galanti draws attention at hospital

Paul E. Galanti, a POW released from a 60 year North Vietnamese captivity, is adjusting at Portsmouth Naval Hospital. Staff gave him the nickname garbage gut Galanti as he recovers, shows interest in cars and fashion changes, and notices life beyond captivity. His wife Phyllis, active in prisoner support, notes his grogginess from tests and curiosity about Ms. titles and recent life.

Johnnie Ray Dorothy Robert Howerton Jr Ft. Sam Houston Tex Ray Portsmouth Paul E. Galanti Galanti Phyllis Portsmouth Naval Hospital Richmond, Va

Court Told S. C. Law Entangles Church, State

In Washington, AP reports the Supreme Court heard that South Carolina's tax exempt bonds for church-connected colleges risks excessive church-state entanglement. Opposing counsel contrasts with industrial development bonds. test case targets a $3.5 million Baptist College bond issue in Charleston.

Washington U.S. Supreme Court South Carolina Robert M. Figg Jr Richard M. Hunt Columbia Huger Sinkler Charleston South Carolina Supreme Court Baptist College At

Epps to Speak to Aging Council in Aiken

Arliss Epps community consultant for the South Carolina Commission on Aging will address the Aiken Council on Aging tonight at 7 30 p m at St John s United Methodist Church speaking on retirement

Arliss Epps South Carolina Commission On Aging Aiken Council On Aging St. John’s United Methodist Church Epps

Official Corruption Charged Congressmen on Mexican Drug Trade

Two Congressmen warned that narcotics traffickers exploit widespread corruption in Mexico to make it a major source and transit point for illegal drugs entering the United States. They cited U S agents describing Mexico as a key producer and marketplace with high level corruption hindering efforts.

Washington Mexico United States U.S France Robert H. Steele Conn Argentina Buenos Aires Steele Morgan F. Murphy Luis Echeverria Alvarez Pedro Ojeda Paullada Torney General Peru Ecuador Bolivia Murphy Federal Judicial Police

Reward funds grow for slain girl case in South Carolina

Augusta IBEW members unanimously offered a $1000 reward for the case, separate from the Aiken Standard's $1275 total. Pledges from local groups include $500 by the Aiken Standard, $500 from WBBQ, and donations from Paramed and others to the Ludlow Lake Reward Fund at SC National Bank. Judge Julius Ness will determine payout after conviction.

Augusta IBEW T.E. Snyder Aiken Standard Snyder Paramed WBBQ Aiken Jaycees Mundy Williston R.D. Cook Aiken Ludlow Lake South Carolina National Bank SCNB Aiken County Julius B. Ness Bamberg

Calendar note on annual cancer checkups

The American Cancer Society urges a yearly reminder for people to schedule annual cancer screening and tests. The notice highlights routine checkups and preventive care as part of ongoing health maintenance.

The American Cancer Society Alain Memos

Bill to require railroad crossing signals in Aiken County

Rep Irene Rudnick introduced a bill to force electric arm signals and flashing lights at all railroad crossings in Aiken County stressing the Rutland Drive crossing near Aiken High School as especially dangerous. The bill was referred for study and would be funded by the railroad, currently Southern Railway for the Aiken Warrenville route reopening.

Irene Rudnick Aiken County Rudnick Southern Railway Aiken Warrenville Legal Assistance Bureau of the House Rutland Drive Aiken High School S.C. Highway Department Rutland Crossing

Administrator Chosen But Name Remains Secret

Aiken County's first county administrator was chosen by unanimous vote of the Board of Commissioners in a closed session. The name will not be released until Tuesday's regular meeting, with a March 1 start hoped by Commissioner Jo Ann Price, who spoke as the press secretary.

Aiken County Board of Commissioners Jo Ann Price

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