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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1970
Page
11
A collage of Dec classified items from TFN and local outlets, including room rentals at 205 Chesterfield St S with steam heat, carpet cleaning via Blue Lustre, used printing plates for siding roofing, a 1955 Ford pickup and Pontiac cars for sale, plumbing services, and apartment rentals. Also notes a cozy 3 bedroom cottage on the south side with financing details and a large Kalmia Hill lot offer.
US District Judge Donald Russell ruled Ft. Jackson officials acted within their rights to restrict anti Vietnam War activities on base. The decision states servicemen surrender some speech rights upon induction and that on base limits may be imposed to prevent discontent among military personnel.
City employees received service pins and certificates from Mayor H. Odell Weeks and the City Council. Twenty-year pins went to C. W. Cupp Jr, David Hightower, and Martha Key. fifteen-year pins to I. J. Cook, C. W. Cupp III, Mildred Goss, G. A. Milner Jr., Willie Morgan, Richard Turner, and Paul Widener. Ten-year awards went to Joseph Abney, Sara Baughman, Carrol Busbee, John Miller, W. C. Sanderson, and Eugene Willing. Five-year pins went to Ralph Center, Willie Cullum, David George, Max Meek, James L. New, C. H. Scofield, James Simpson, Trudy Sykes, and Connie Whitfield.
Feeder pig sales at Saluda create a practical market for pigs from Aiken County farmers including Fred Chavous George Crawford Jacob Pollard Herman Holmes and J J Adams with 110 pigs planned for the January 12 sale. The event comes as agriculture shifts with mechanization and regional markets expanding.
An oil company pauses a 2 million dollar pipeline stretch in Hampshire to avoid disturbing two rare falcons nesting nearby. Local enthusiasts feared machinery would scare them away. Work will resume once the birds and their brood depart.
Clemson University scientist Dr. Carrol Barnes, superintendent of the Clemson Truck Experiment Station in Charleston, is voted Man of the Year by The Progressive Farmer for his cucumber breeding work. His varieties dominate U S cucumber acreage and supply most pickling cucumbers worldwide, with ongoing aims to resist all seven major cucumber diseases.
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