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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 29, 1972

Page

9

Deaf and blind children taught in Aiken public school

In Aiken a special class for deaf blind children at the Hitchcock Center gives rare, focused instruction. Led by Mrs. Janis Huckeba and Dr. John Bradley, the program uses large print, magnifiers and hearing amplification. The class, in its second year, could expand if funding allows.

Aiken Hitchcock Center South Carolina Maryland District of Columbia North Carolina Virginia West Virginia Larry Mabry Bella Janis Huckeba John Bradley Aiken County S.C

Lawmakers Blast Road Pay As You Go In South Carolina

Richland County delegation to Gov. West condemns the pay-as-you-go road program as inefficient and costly. They back higher bonded indebtedness, funding rights of way for urban transit, and oppose a gas tax hike unless bond funds are fully utilized.

Columbia John C. West Richland County South Carolina Highway Department Richland South Carolina Highway Department

Lebanese Move Against Guerrillas In Southeast Lebanon

Lebanese army moved into the Palestine guerrillas stronghold in southeast Lebanon, aiming to occupy guerrilla positions and curb raids into Israel. Arafat met Arab ambassadors in Beirut and urged them to pressure Lebanon to curb guerrilla activity in the Arkoub area.

Beirut Palestine Lebanon Israel Yasir Arafat Egypt Middle East U.N. Security Council

Man and sons rescued after boat runs aground off coast

Alonzo Sweat, 47, his two sons Alonzo Jr., 23, and Donnie, 13, and friend Herbert Wester spent Sunday night on a boat anchored off Sandy Point after running out of fuel near Cape Romain. They camped aboard in cold rain until a rescue boat found them around 4 am.

Charleston Alonzo Sweat Alonzo Jr Donnie Herbert Wester Lighthouse Island Cape Romain McClellanville

Mounted Police Return to Philadelphia Streets

Philadelphia Mayor Frank J. Rizzo announced the mounted police unit will return to city streets next week for the first time in 20 years. Six horses will be assigned to patrol business areas.

Philadelphia Frank J. Rizzo Rizzo

Beef Prices Rise 3 Cents A Pound

USDA report shows January beef costs rising for consumers and farmers. Choice beef at 1.11 per pound, farmers receiving 82.5 cents, up from December. Market basket totals 1275 dollars, farmers share 512, middleman 763. Pork at 76.3 cents retail with 44.1 cents to farmers. Farmers’ share per dollar reaches 40.2 cents, up from 38.7.

USDA

Leap Year Girls Run Aurora City Council for a Day

An all girl Leap Year City Council in Aurora Ill will hold its quadrennial meeting on February 29 with unmarried girls serving as mayor and other posts for one day. They will stage a make believe arrest of unmarried men for misogamy and fine violators three dollars each, funds going to the Aurora Heart Fund.

Syria Golan Heights Middle East Iraq Egypt Cairo Murad Ghaleb Aurora, Ill Aurora Dianna Hartman Aurora Heart Fund

Busbee denounces federal busing decision on school control

South Carolina Superintendent Cyril Busbee attacked a Richmond Virginia federal court ruling calling for consolidation of white suburban districts with the black inner city district. He warned the decision would erode local and state authority and delay stability in education.

Florence South Carolina Supt. of Cyril Busbee Richmond Busbee

Greenville Woman Killed After Two-Car Crash

Greenville County Coroner Mercer Brissey identified the deceased as Mrs. Gladys Lynn 47 wife of Deputy Sheriff Walter Lynn. She died Monday night at a local hospital from injuries suffered in the daytime wreck.

Greenville Greenville County Mercer Brissey Gladys Lynn Walter Lynn

Muskie Favored By Most North Carolina County Chairs

In an AP poll of 62 of North Carolina’s 100 county Democratic chairmen Muskie would carry their counties if the May 6 presidential primary were held now. Responses show 35 for Muskie 10 for Wallace 11 for Sanford and 1 for Jackson, with many predicting a close race or split loyalties depending on ballot presence. Local leaders cited potential splits and the impact of Sanford's candidacy on Muskie’s strength.

Raleigh North Carolina Edmund Muskie Associated Press Muskie Wallace Sanford William C. Holder Montgomery County R.J. Hester Jr Bladen County Tom Gambill Alleghany County Cameron Ware Cleveland County Harold Blue Moore County Terry Sanford Lewis E Waddell Catawba County William Winn Scotland County Ben Humphries Rutherford County Clarence W. Wickham Edgecombe County

Orpheus In The Underworld Ends Aiken Concert Season

The Canadian Opera Company will perform Orpheus in the Underworld to close the Aiken Community Concert Association season. Friday at 8 p.m. in the Aiken Junior High auditorium. Open to new members. The piece, performed in English, blends myth and legend with music theatre and features Eurydice and Pluto.

Canadian Opera Company Aiken Aiken Junior High Paris Fury

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