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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1974
Page
7
Last week I celebrated a birthday under moonlight and sun and received two ruby crowned kinglets visiting my yard for the first time in a while. Cedar waxwings flock in great numbers to drink and strip pyracantha berries while I battle persistent squirrels at the feeder.
In a Chicago Tribune bridge column a hand where South with a eight card major fit reached four hearts despite favorable vulnerability. West's defense through club and heart maneuvers eventually defeated the contract with precise ruffing and a strategic duck.
Charleston AP report: Ann H Hunt failed to prevail in her suit against plastic surgeon Dr. Carter P Maguire claiming oversize breasts. Jury heard she felt self conscious and had trouble finding clothes, while Maguire testified she initially requested enlargement.
In Columbia the Most Rev. Ernest L. Unterkoeffer, bishop of Charleston, urged South Carolina priests to reverse the tide of abortion on demand. He said confrontational tactics like demonstrations or picketing would not make an impact and urged considering what they could do.
In Greenville and Spartanburg drives raise funds for Tammy Haynes missing since December 21. Her mother recently died. Barbara Carter cites needs of Lester Haynes and the three remaining Haynes children for money clothing and supplies. A man is arrested on kidnapping charges.
Mullins Presbyterian Church seeks state legislation to keep church property with the merging body. Senate Judiciary Committee heard that courts ruled property follows the merged church, and officials want the bill to consider purchasers funds church charter and conduct of parties.
Washington approves more than 700000 in federal grants for South Carolina. Sen. Strom Thurmond notes 250000 for training 75 people at Charleston technical center and 226296 for training 80 people at Columbia technical center.
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