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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1970

Page

2

Funeral services for Mrs Maggie Elizabeth Bell

Funeral services for Mrs Maggie Elizabeth Bell Chapman Turner of RFD G Aiken are set for 3 pm today at Mt Beulah Baptist Church. The Rev WG Dove and the Rev J E Baker with Rev Edward Samples will officiate. Burial follows in the church cemetery with pallbearers Grady Roe Paul Roe Ralph Roe Kenneth White William Stone and Ted Eubanks.

Maggie Elizabeth Bell Chapman Turner RFD G. Aiken Mt Beulah Baptist Church WG. Dove J.E. Baker Edward Samples Grady Roe Paul Roe Ralph Roe Kenneth White William Stone Ted Eubanks

South Carolina House seats could shift after census

The South Carolina Development Board estimates the state population between 2 858 200 and 2 816 500 this year. If accurate, the 124 member House would realign for 1972 with Richland Charleston Greenville Lexington Greenwood likely to gain seats and Dillon Marion Orangeburg Union Chesterfield Kershaw areas to lose. The two figures show current versus projected representation.

Columbia South Carolina Development Board House of Representatives U. S South Carolina Development Board Richland Charleston Greenville Lexington Greenwood Dillon Marion Orangeburg Union Chester Chesterfield Kershaw

Aiken Standard Opening Details 1867 Publication

The Aiken Standard established in 1867 publishes every afternoon except Saturday and Sunday. It lists address at 124 Rutland Drive, Aiken South Carolina 29801 and P O Box 456. It notes AP dispatches and UPI membership with rights to republication reserved and correction policy.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive Aiken S. C S.C Associated Press United Press International

Arab lawmakers criticized Israel over Swissair crash narrative

Arab lawmakers heard accusations that Israel will protect its air routes while Cairo papers accused Israel of exploiting the Swissair crash to smear Palestinian guerrillas. Tass echoed a U S line on a propaganda push. The Abu Zaabal factory bombing was cited as a civilian tragedy. The National Palestine Liberation Movement dissociated from the Swissair incident, while the Arab League statement blamed Israel and the Popular Front for profits from the acts.

Israel Cairo Tass United States U.S al Gumhurriya Abu Zaabal National Palestine Liberation Movement Geneva Arab League Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine

South Carolina County Basketball Standings Noted

A list shows county names with paired records such as Abbeville 1-1 and Charleston 11-12, reflecting a statewide tally. Green with numbers across many counties indicates a schedule of wins and losses, including Richland 10-12 and Spartanburg 8-8.

North Augusta High Student Nominated for State Scholarship

North Augusta High School senior Robbie Sanders son of Mr and Mrs Robert E Sanders of 1913 Robin Read will represent South Carolina in competition for two National Society of Professional Engineers scholarships The Aiken chapter selected him as local state honoree on December 15 and the state winner on January 15 The scholarships total 3000 dollars each payable to the chosen school as 750 dollars per year Sanders is an Eagle Scout with two Palms God and Country Award Grace Methodist Church member Boys State representative NAHS Beta Club President Junior Marshall and Most Likely to Succeed Senior Boy title.

North Augusta High School Robbie Sanders Robert E. Sanders Robin Read South Carolinia National Society of Professional Engineers Sanders Aiken South Carolina Society of Professional Engineers Robbie Grace Methodist Church NAHS

Education Association Hears Outline of Needs

The Aiken County delegation and the Aiken County Board of Education spoke at a dinner meeting of the Aiken County Education Association outlining needs for new buildings qualified teachers improved curriculum and increased maintenance. Mrs Irene Rundnick proposed concrete steps for a county wide youth program including hiring a recreation director utilizing schools for six week summer programs staffing with volunteers and offering programs from flower arranging to intramural sports. George H Grant assured receptiveness to ideas and suggestions while stressing commitment to helping children and teachers.

Aiken County Aiken County Board of Education Aiken County Education Association Margaret Cato Education Association G. T. Meyers South Carolina Education Association Meyers Irene Rudnick Commission On Children and Youth Aiken George H. Grant

That’s Caring Joe Sydney

A tobacconist at King's Cross tells customers to be careful with smoking warning them not to overdo it. The remark comes as a lighthearted reminder about health in a busy area.

Sydney King’s Cross

Tampering With Genes May Mean Big Problems

Houston AP reports Dr. Max Tishler warned that manipulating genes could be more dangerous than the atomic bomb if unregulated. He spoke after receiving the Priestley medal at an American Chemical Society dinner and noted genetic engineering might prevent diseases like juvenile diabetes mongolism and sickle cell anemia and could conquer cancer, though risks loom.

Houston Max Tishler Tishler American Chemical Society Priestley Medal Westfield, N.J Merck & Co., Inc

Happy Days Camp Film Slated For Senior Men’s Club

Mrs Fleetwood Albrecht director of the Happy Days Day Camp for retarded and crippled children will comment on a film shown to the Senior Men’s Club at 1 pm Thursday in the Hotel Commercial. The film shows scenes from the camp sponsored last year by the Aiken Recreation Department and the Aiken Jaycees. Walter Bergmann, club member and noted motion and still photographer, shot the camp footage last year.

Fleetwood Albrecht Aiken Recreation Department Aiken Jaycees Walter Bergmann

Scout Program Set Thursday at Owens Corning Clubhouse

Yamasee District training chair Larry Reeves announces the first session of The Boy Scout Program will be at 7 p.m. Thursday in Owens Corning Clubhouse. John Schilling, Silver Beaver award recipient, leads the program teaching what Boy Scouting is and how it serves boys aged 11 to 13. The session is open to all and may count toward the Scout Training Award and Scouter's Key.

Yamasee District Training Committee Larry Reeves Owens Corning John Schilling

Drug Abuse Forum Planned At LBC High

A Drug Abuse Forum will be held at Langley-Eth-Clearwater High School at 8 p.m. March 5 during the PTA meeting. The public event features panelists Sheriff Paul Grant Capt John Tebow Dr Kenneth Owens and Henderson Johnson with two films on drug abuse to be shown.

LBC High Langley- Eth-Clearwater High School Parent - Teacher's Association Aiken County Paul Grant John Tebow Richmond County Sheriff Department Kenneth Owens Aiken Henderson Johnson

New Ellenton GOP to Enter Slate in General Election

New Ellenton Republicans announce seven candidates for six council seats and the mayoral post, negating a primary. James Bradham to run for mayor. Council hopefuls: Wallace Brock Jack Cofer Ralph Meeler Ken Merriott James Metts and John Snider.

New Ellenton James Bradham Wallace Brock Jack Cofer Ralph Meeler Ken Merriott James Metts John Snider

Thant Gives $200 to Shwedagon Pagoda in Burma Visit

U.N. Secretary General U Thant donated 200 to the Shwedagon Pagoda after a trip to Rangoon to pray for the poor and for world peace. He is visiting relatives in Rangoon.

Rangoon U.N Uthant Shwedagon Burma Thant

West and Watson face opposition in race for November

Watson warns he will speak his mind despite being called a racist and bigot. West and Watson each draw challengers before the November election with expected wins. Duke s challenges West in Charleston and Ravenel challenges Watson as a rival for GOP gubernatorial support.

Watson West Milton Dukes Charleston Dukes Arthur Ravenel

Pay Hike Bill Faces Fresh Debate In General Assembly

In Columbia AP reports lawmakers reopen debate on a $507.6 million budget bill and possible pay raises for legislators and top state officials. A compromise could restore $1,000 yearly for House members and $2,500 for constitutional officers while aiming to finish by mid May.

Columbia General Assembly House Senate

Engineer Display Opens Public for Engineer Week

Public exhibits during Engineer Week February 22 to 28 feature the American Institute of Chemical Engineers displaying pollution control equipment at Maxwell Brothers Furniture Store 122 Laurens St SW and at the Atken exhibit arranged by W S Durant. RJ Hale presents scale models as design tools at JB White & Co Mitchell Shopping Center with models of chemical separation equipment and heat transfer test apparatus designed to scale.

American Institute of Chemical Engineers Atken W S Durant Maxwell Brothers Furniture Store Laurens St RJ Hale JB White & Co Mitchell Shopping Center

Library Internship Program Is Planned

Miss Josephine Crouch of the Aiken Bamberg Barnwell Edgefield Regional Library announces a summer State Library Internship program. Rising juniors and seniors and recent graduates may apply for a three month internship to gain public librarian experience. Applications due March 15 through the regional library with details and participating libraries available there.

Josephine Crouch Aiken - Bamberg Barnwell - Edgefield

Edwards Manager Wins DuPont Travel Award Trip

J H Trimnal manager of Edwards in Aiken won the DuPont Lucite Work Skipper Travel Award Contest. He and his wife receive an expense paid Hawaii trip. The award was presented February 18 at a managers meeting in Charleston by DuPont representative Jim Friar.

JH. Trimnal Edwards Aiken DuPont Lucite Jim Friar DuPont Company Trimnal Hawaii Charleston

First Baseball Rules Formulated by Cartwright in 1845

American organizer Alexander Cartwright established the codified rules of baseball in 1845 in New York, laying the foundation for modern play. The code standardized field layout pitching and game structure, influencing subsequent leagues and formats.

Alexander Cartwright

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