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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1970

Page

10

Inflation Strains USC Build Plan Amid Rising Costs

At the University of South Carolina inflation raises the cost of new facilities and bonds, prompting a conservative request of just over 30 million dollars for classrooms and libraries while stadium expansion looms as a separate self funded package. Officials warn without funding, accreditation could be at risk.

Columbia University of South Carolina General Assembly Tom Jones Jones Carolina

Assembly Gets Second Look At Regional Councils Plan

South Carolina lawmakers review a flawed 1968 ballot title on regional councils of government enabling cross county and state cooperation. Gov McNair urges ratification or a new amendment to allow local action and federal funds use. Rep Comer moves to re submit the measure.

Columbia South Carolina Robert MacNair Senate Judiciary Committee

Soaring Prices Drive GNP Jump in 1969

The Commerce Department reports 1969 GNP at 932.3 billion dollars, up 66.6 billion from 1968 due to 4.75 percent price-driven inflation and 3 percent real output gain. The Oct-Dec quarter showed little real growth, helped by a General Electric strike that trimmed about 2 billion in output.

Washington Commerce Department Department General Electric Co

Daily Crossword Tease From Puzzle Page

A cryptogram style crossword list shows clues across and down with theme hints. It includes sample entries like Track event and City in Wisconsin, with a note on substitution code where A stands for L and X for O.

Songbird City Wisconsin Rough Lava

Brown Warns Drivers About Pedestrian Right of Way

Police Chief James B. Brown reminds motorists that pedestrians in crosswalks have the right of way. He notes drivers often fail to stop at barrier lines, including during right turns, and says stop lines will be repainted. Patrols will enforce the law to protect pedestrians.

James B. Brown Brown

Sermon-Lesson at First Church of Christ Scientist Aiken

The Sunday service at 11 a.m. in the First Church of Christ Scientist on Newberry Street Aiken features a lesson titled Life drawn from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.

Church of Christ-Scientist Newberry Street Aiken Mary Baker Eddy

Hope Show Delivers Moving Christmas Broadcast Worldwide

The Bob Hope Christmas Show airs as television entertainment and morale-boosting aid for troops abroad. The NBC 90 minute program features same routines with a focus on audiences overseas, including hospital patients in blue pajamas. CBS adds a Sunday news show with Roger Mudd anchoring starting Jan 25.

New York Bob Hope Hope 77 In White House NBC CBS Roger Mudd

Office of Civil Rights eyes broader role in school desegregation

The Office for Civil Rights seeks to monitor court orders in desegregation cases and combat subtler discrimination such as firing black teachers and closures of Negro schools. It plans expanded action in the North and West against de facto segregation, unequal treatment of Mexican Americans, and private all white academies as HEW shifts strategy after mid-1969 policy changes and a Supreme Court push for swift integration.

Washington South Office For Civil Rights Department of Health, Education and Welfare Civil Rights Office HEW North West

Liberty Life To Honor 126 Representatives

Liberty Life Insurance Co will honor 126 representatives for long term service at six regional meetings in January and February. About 944 company reps in the Carolinas and Georgia will attend events in Charleston Florence Columbia Charlotte Spartanburg and Greenville with Herman N. Hipp delivering the principal banquet speech. An afternoon business meeting will precede each conference. Martha K. Carey and R. E. Duffie will be honored in Columbia for five years of service.

Liberty Life Insurance Co Carolinas Georgia Carleston Florence Columbia Charlotte N. C Spartanburg Greenville Herman N. Hipp Liberty Life Insurance Company Martha K. Carey R. E. Duffie Aiken Martha Carey Duffie Liberty Life

Union dispute at Charleston Navy Yard over representation

The Metal Trades Council AFL CIO faces a challenge from the National Association of Government Employees regarding the representation of about 5 000 workers at the Charleston Navy Yard in a union dispute.

Charleston The Metal Trades Council Aflcio National Association of Government Employes Charleston Navy Yard

Conservationists Halt Jetport Plan for Everglades Site

Conservationists strike a deal halting a planned Miami jetport in the Everglades. Dade County approves, safeguarding the park and converting a $14 million two mile runway into a training facility until a new jetport is chosen. Joe Browder of the Audubon Society hails the pact but warns of local resistance.

Miami Nixon Everglades Transportation John A. Volpe Interior Walter J. Hickel Guy Claude Kirk Dade County Everglades National Park Joe Browder Browder National Audubon Society Dade County Commission

Food Stamps Issued to 2 791 in Aiken County Amid Boost

The USDA Food Stamp program issued benefits to 2 791 people in Aiken County for November. Across 46 South Carolina counties 139 046 residents received 1.1 million in food buying power, with eligible families receiving coupons totaling 1 922 747. The program is run by the Food and Nutrition Service via state agencies, supervised in South Carolina by the State Department of Public Welfare.

Aiken County U. S. Department of Agriculture USDA Food and Nutrition Service South Carolina The State Department of Public Welfare

Crosland Park Civic Club to Meet Monday

The Crosland Park Civic Association holds its regular meeting at 8 p.m. Monday in the Senior Citizens Clubhouse on Crosland Drive. Eugene J. Oyler executive editor of the Aiken Standard will speak. All Crosland Park residents are invited.

Crosland Park The Aiken Standard Eugene J. Oyler

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