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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1970
Page
6
A column recalls poultry talk and a poultry expert describes a padded bar to prevent eggs breaking. The writer nostalgically laments scarce chicken chatter and praises chicken breeds while noting how language and culture hinge on chickens.
The forecast notes alert humor and strong concentration, with multitasking mirrored by focus on a main venture. It highlights shyness in initial encounters, ease once warmed, and a bold drive to explore new knowledge and ideas across life.
Dr Robert L Worrell of Wagener announces candidacy for the member at large position on the Aiken County Board of Education He taught at Estill High and Mullins High before entering medicine He is a BatesburgLeesville South Carolina USC and Medical College of South Carolina graduate and served in World War II with the 507th Parachute Infantry.
Cadet Ira Ellis Coward of Aiken earns Distinguished Air Force Student designation at The Citadel. He joins 25 other seniors in top ROTC class standings, qualifies for potential regular commission, and serves as provost marshal of the third battalion. He is an electrical engineering major active in Arnold Air Society and other military and campus clubs.
The AP report describes how high interest rates prices and taxes forced Americans to scramble to make ends meet in 1969. Consumers traded down big ticket purchases and postponed buying, while borrowing rose on life insurance policies and from savings banks. Retail sales appeared up but inflation-adjusted figures show weaker gains.
Constable Janet Stephenson, 19, completed a three month police training course with 16 men and outperformed them in self-defense, law and general studies. She finished first in her class with an average of 80 percent, while the male trainees averaged 62 percent.
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