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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1974
Page
11
Owner offers a 60 by 12 mobile home with 8 by 12 expando room in excellent condition. Includes new electric furnace two nearly new air conditioners new carpet and fire alarm system. Asking 3800 dollars. Call 652 2222 or 652 1290 for details.
White miniature male poodle puppy three months old with papers priced at 75 dollars contact 593 9210 or 663 7383. Kennels and Service Winding Lane Kennels offers boarding and training with heated facility call 648 0835 between 5 and 6 PM.
Real estate ads in this newspaper comply with the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968. Advertisers may not indicate any preference limitation or discrimination based on race color religion or national origin. All dwellings listed are offered on an equal opportunity basis.
Approximately 400 acres of farmland 4 miles northwest of Barnwell on U S 278 available for lease. Owner Clyde A. Eltzroth invites terms for a long term lease. Contact P O Box 457 Hampton S C 29924 or call 943-2111 or 943-2234.
Greenbriar offers a unique floor plan with extra closet and storage spaces. Carpeted living areas and a well equipped kitchen. Amenities include a swimming pool recreation room and laundry. Located across from Virginia Acres City Park in S. Aiken. Call 648 6674.
Classified notices list several unfurnished homes in Warrenville and Forest Heights with features such as 6 room layouts, carports, and fenced yards. Contact numbers 648-7141 648-1739 and 648-7538 provide viewing times after 3 or 5 pm. An Assume Loan Lovely home on Kalmia Hill offers 3 bedrooms 2 baths fireplace dining kitchen basement central air and patio.
In Columbia AP report L Maurice Bessinger resigns as Independent state chairman and runs for governor as a Democrat. Peggy Jennings, independent vice chair, temporarily leads and may seek the Independent nomination at March convention. Both cite anti corruption themes as party dynamics shift.
North Carolina State economist Dr. Charles R. Pugh warns that suspending flue-cured tobacco quotas could disrupt farm incomes across the Southeast and threaten agricultural credit. The USDA proposal to potentially increase or terminate 1974 quotas was published in the Federal Register with a tight comment deadline, raising concern among farmers about leasing plans and the continued price support framework.
Tri level spill foyer and ranch style brick homes on large wooded lots with 2 baths 3 and 4 bedrooms central air and full carpeting. Terms available. Crosland Park listing fully carpeted two bedrooms den screened porch call 648 5882. No realtors please.
$2,500 buys a nice lot on Hill Avenue Aiken with foundation laid and plans drawn. Within walking distance of three schools contact Marge Goldman Candie Light Motel Bamberg SC 245-4680 for details.
An Associated Press survey shows hospitals nationwide facing shortages of plastic containers and related items. Buffalo General Hospital switched to opaque cups, Brackenridge in Austin reports near nil cotton goods, Bryan Memorial Lincoln notes shortages of plastic containers, and Aiken County Hospital reports limited cotton and rubber supplies while plastic cups and syringes remain available.
John P. Barrett resigned Monday as administrator of the newly opened Doctors Hospital of Augusta. The resignation is effective immediately. Gerald F. Humphreys of American Medicorp Inc will serve as acting administrator, assisted by R. Michael Barry, the current assistant administrator.
Jackson, 35, becomes Atlanta’s first Black and youngest mayor after defeating Sam Massell in a runoff on Oct. 16. The ceremony featured opera star Matti wilda Dobbs, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, and prominent spectators. Jackson vowed to combat crime and racial injustice while uniting a city with deep racial divides.
The 1974 South Carolina General Assembly opens with a token noon session, then 2:30 p.m. work as Rep. Russ Evers is mourned. The hot topics include auto liability insurance reform and reapportionment, with Gov. West urging action and Justice Department challenges looms. Other items include capital punishment, tax changes, a state accounting office, and energy crisis measures.
The ACLU and American Friends Service Committee updated the Student Rights and Responsibilities handbook distributed to high school students. Eldon Wedlock says the South Carolina student discipline law remains vague though useful, with revisions proposing district level changes to align with the law.
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