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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1970

Page

6

South Carolina Economy Dips Twice in 1969

Wachovia Bank reports November 1969 bank debits for South Carolina fell to 2.09 billion, 12 percent below October but 16 percent above November 1968. Manufacturing jobs declined by 700 in November. textile employment slipped to 146,600, with hours near 41.3. Building permits for 10 SC cities totaled 5.33 million in November, down 27.5 percent from October and 29.3 percent from 1968.

South Carolina Wachovia Bank and Trust Company Wachovia Palmetto Federal Reserve Bank Richmond

Birthday Horoscope for January Fifth Readers

A general birthday forecast notes strong intellect for academic matters but warns of neglecting daily life. It highlights charm and ability to gain support, with advice to avoid overpressuring others and to balance easy living with other talents. It also outlines daily insights for various zodiac signs and urges mindful, practical action without delay.

Exercise as Prescription Emerges In Heart Disease Care

Medical notes trace the shift from ancient warnings to modern exercise prescriptions. The article cites treadmill and bike tests to tailor activity, links regular work to lower heart attack risk, and notes a South Carolina workshop guiding clinicians on safe exercise for patients with heart disease.

George Cheyne London Joseph I. Waring Framingham Mass South Carolina Myrtle Beach The South Carolina Medical Association Herman Hellerstein Cleveland

Wade Seeks At Large Seat On County Board Of Education

Francis C. Wade announces candidacy for the seat at large on the County Board of Education in the February election. A Graniteville High School teacher, he would retire from teaching if elected after a career starting in 1935 as an elementary principal. He served in World War II, taught at multiple levels, and held roles at North Georgia Military College. Wade is active in civic groups including Lions Clubs and American Legion, and chairs thus far as president of the Aiken Lions Club. He is a Mason, elder at Grace Presbyterian, married to Lottie Faye Barry, with three children and two grandchildren in the public schools. He is a retired Army captain with 20 years service and Clemson University graduate.

Francis C. Wade County Board of Education North Georgia Military College Wade Post 26 American Legion Lions Clubs Aiken Lions Club Grace Presbyterian Church Lottie Faye Barry Rock Hill Graniteville Kimberly-Clark Corp Army of the United States Clemson University

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