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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1970
Page
3
Aiken County residents expect to see schematics and a model by May 1 for a 2 million Technical Education Center. Craig Musick notes a site has been selected and an option to purchase is being drawn up. Soil borings are done and a topographical survey is in progress.
A Johannesburg motorist submitted a humorous insurance claim note asking who caused the accident and answering The owl forgot to hoot. The quirky line reflects a light moment in AP coverage from South Africa.
The 4th U S Circuit Court of Appeals reversed the auto theft conviction of Larry Thomas Ketchem from U S District Court in Charlotte North Carolina. The judges found Judge Wilson Warlick erred prejudicially by not allowing testimony that was clearly germane and constitutes an abuse of judicial power. Ketchem had 38 months to serve and remained jailed due to bail issues during appeal.
A government study shows whites flee inner city areas leaving behind poor black families with few prospects. In large metros the poverty population is increasingly black as white numbers shrink. Many poor households are headed by women with multiple children, pushing families below the poverty line.
Sign in a Louisville suburban shopping center jokes that National Procrastination Week is postponed until next week. The playful notice highlights the lighthearted local humor on display.
Freshman senator Robert Dole of Kansas becomes a key on floor defender for the Nixon administration. He patrols the chamber to counter Democratic critics and resists direct praise of rival leaders while defending U.S. actions in Vietnam. He cites My Lai as an isolated incident and notes White House signs of appreciation.
The columnist chronicles bargains at White's including corduroy pants at 88 cents and a toddler shirt set for 3.22, with warnings that deals may vary as staff mark down more items. He visits Jack's Paint and Wall Covering for lottiswood shade samples and envisions summer sunrooms with white shades and royal blue cords.
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