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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1972

Page

12

Deaths Mrs Leona R Myers of Aiken

Mrs Leona R Myers of 357 McCormick Street South West Aiken died Sunday at a Blackville nursing home after an extended illness. Funeral services are set for 3 p.m. tomorrow at Old Macedonia Baptist Church with ministers E W Simmons and W H Hightower officiating. Burial follows in the church yard cemetery. She was a native of Aiken County and a member of Old Macedonia Baptist Church in Edgefield County. Survivors include two sons Levi Myers and the Rev James Myers Jr both of Aiken a daughter Mrs Sarah Etta Floyd New Ellenton a brother Robert Reed Salley and four sisters Mrs Daisy Grant Mrs Ida Lee Conway both of Salley Mrs Janie Green Wagner and Mrs Essie Moseley of Freeport N Y.

Leona R. Myers McCormick St S.W Aiken Blackville Old Macedonia Baptist Church E.W. Simmons W.H. Hightower Myers Aiken County Edgefield County

Morris Budget Talks Highlight 1972-73 Plan and Tax Hints

Morris notes a proposed 1972-73 budget of 50 million above current spending with taxes rising to meet it. State agencies sought 129 million in added spending. teachers and state employees ask for raises, with past gains limited. The appropriations bill may omit tax hikes and appears late this month or early February as the General Assembly opens.

House Ways and Means Committee Morris General Assembly

Veteran photographer Busch long associated with Aiken Standard

The article profiles a veteran photographer who built a wide career across major papers and UPI AP wire services. He documented crime in counties, worked undercover for the Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms Division, and served as a Soil Conservation Service photographer. Aiken native, war photographer, and longtime figure in the community, he plans no retirement but will resume his morning coffee klatches and maintain a downtown office.

Federal Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division Busch U.S. Soil Conservation Service Aiken Standard Soil Conservation Service Army Air Corps Europe Aiken County Mamie Busch South Carolina Supreme Court Jimmie Byrnes Aiken America Atlantic Seaboard Midwest Western States Rocky Mountains St. Angela High School National Press Photographers Association St. John’s United Methodist Church Alvanos

Delegation to Weigh Ambulance Service Change and Funds

The delegation debates phasing out current services and creating an ambulance commission with contract power to run the system after the January legislative start. A nine member panel is suggested. final size to be set by law. Debate also touches on LSRC funding and county representation fairness in the commission.

Marshall Cain Williams Ambulance Commission Ambulance Study Committee Sen McMillan and Aiken North Augusta LSRC South Carolina Joel Gunnells Commission Julian Dunbar Savannah McMillan Odell Weeks Floyd Moore Strom Thurmond Fritz Hollings Bryan Dorn Wagener Perry Salley

Oklahoma City man given 20 year term for marijuana sale

A 30 year old Oklahoma City man received the maximum 20 year sentence in district court Monday for selling marijuana under the new 1971 drug code. It marked his first conviction after James Patrick Wright was accused of selling one bag of marijuana to undercover officers at his home on September 4, 1971.

Oklahoma City James Patrick Wright

Vitamin E Fad Skepticism From a Medical Veteran

A physician questions the vitamin E craze noting lack of proof for dietary deficiency or disease cures. He recalls past drug fads like benzyl benzoate and cites Evans on vitamin E's wide food distribution. He warns against broad claims linking vitamin E to numerous conditions and notes blood levels vary without proven harm.

San Fancisco Herbert Evans

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Mrs Leona Myers New York Times New York Herald Tribune Chicago Tribune Atlanta Journal UPI F.E. Ellis Saturday Review National Geographic Aiken Drug Store du Pont Erlene Bentley Seigler Rebecca E. Gell Sarah A. Wadford Rosyin B. Lockhart Kathy Pilz Victoria E. Seigler Suzy Phillips Sons Allen E. Seigler Herman E. Seigler Lester D. Seigler University of South Carolina Aiken Cablevision Weather Channel
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