Services Set At Graniteville For N H Ergle
Norman N Ergle of Breezy Hill Graniteville died Tuesday Funeral services planned for 2 p m tomorrow at Posey s Funeral Home Chapel Graniteville with Rev Atkinson officiating Burial in Graniteville Cemetery He was a retiree of Graniteville Co and a Calvary Baptist Church member Survivors include widow Leona Barton two daughters Mrs Audley Widner and Mrs Carl Renew both of Graniteville step daughter Mrs Helen Hornick Pennsylvania three step sons Jesse Melton Graniteville Willie Melton California Arthur Floyd Ohio and sister Mrs Nell Carlton Ft Price Friends may call at home or at the funeral home
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Graniteville
Norman N. Ergle
Breezy Hill
Posey
Albert Atkinson
Graniteville Co
Calvary Baptist Church
Leona Barton
Audley Widener
Carl Renew
Helen Hornick
Pennsylvania
Jesse Melton
Willie Melton
California
Arthur Floyd
Ohio
Nell Carlton
Ft. Price
Rites Set Today For Rev Haskell Key
Funeral services for the Rev Haskell Felix Key of Aiken to be held at 2 30 p m today at West Side Baptist Church where he served as pastor Burial will be in Graniteville Cemetery Officiating will be the Rev David Phillips and the Rev John Ackerson Key a native and lifelong Aiken County resident served as pastor at West Side Baptist about five years Surviving family includes son Foster Key of Aiken daughter Mrs Brenda Widner of Aiken four sisters and six brothers all listed with last names Key and extended relatives Nephews to serve as pallbearers Deacons of West Side Baptist Church to be honorary pallbearers.
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Haskell Felix Key
Aiken
West Side Baptist Church
Graniteville
David Phillips
John Ackerson
Aiken County
West Side Baptist
Brice Rogers
Foster Key
Brenda Widner
Beatrice Chapman
Hattie Redd
Eunice Walker
Langley
Rosena Moss
Bath
Walter Key
Belvedere
Butler Key
Danner Key
Tillman Key
Woodrow Key
Archie Key
Cayce
Kentucky Educational Television Produces Arts Documentary
Kentucky Educational Television is producing a one hour color documentary on life in Kentucky through the arts. The film will highlight folklore and folk songs and airs as an arts feature.
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Frankfort, Ky
Kentucky Educational Television
Kentucky
Aiken Standard Publication Statement
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each afternoon except weekends from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801. Leased wire dispatches from The Associated Press and United Press International. Reprint rights and corrections policy noted.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
Hector Key Dies in Augusta at 69
Hector MacDonald Key 69 of 2562 Ivey Road died Tuesday in a local infirmary. Funeral tomorrow at 4 p.m. at Poteet Funeral Home Chapel with Pastors David Nelson and John B. McCullough officiating. Burial at Westover Memorial Park. He was a WWI veteran, Lutheran, longtime Augusta resident, and ex manager of O K Rubber Welders of Aiken.
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Augusta
Hector MacDonald Key
Ivey Road
Poteet Funeral Home Chapel
David Nelson
John B. McCullough
Westover Memorial Park
Bankfoot
Scotland
Aiken
Lutheran Church
Camp Hancock Barracks
O.K. Rubber Welders
White House Eyes Compromise On Education Funding Rift
The Nixon administration moves toward a compromise after GOP resistance to a veto threat on an education bill. Senate passage of a $19.7 billion Labor and HEW appropriation boosts talks, with 21 Republicans for and 17 against the measure.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
GOP
Congress
Senate
Departments of Labor and Health
Education and Welfare
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Nixon seeks 202 to 203 billion budget with cutbacks
Washington AP reports President Nixon’s upcoming budget message may call for federal spending around 202 to 203 billion with cutbacks in some services including Post Office operations. The plan aims for a small surplus aided by tax increases and faster collections.
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Washington
Nixon
Administration
Congress
Nursing Homes Quit Medicare Nationwide Trend Figures
The Associated Press reports hundreds of U S nursing homes have dropped out of Medicare extended care, with 295 leaving in six months and a net loss of about 50 facilities since July. Officials cite misuses and paperwork, while some say low rates and retroactive denials drive the trend.
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Washington
Associated Press
Social Security Administration
Frank Moss
Utah
Medicare
Medicaid
Ohio
Rowland Lutz
Columbus
Lutz
Doctors Continue Onslaught On Pill Causes Caution
Washington UP reports three doctors urged caution about oral contraceptives in Senate hearings. They linked risks to high blood pressure strokes and fatal clots, calling for immediate government funded large scale research while offering no new conclusive evidence.
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Washington
Senate
J. Edwin Wood
Department of Medicine
Pennsylva
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Nixon pursues a small budget plan for pollution control
President Nixon plans a small budget approach emphasizing user taxes and research incentives to curb air and water pollution and solid waste, rather than expanded spending. Administration officials say the plan will be weaker than congressional proposals and rely on industry action and targeted taxes. A bipartisan House group seeks 1.25 billion for waste treatment next year, while Finch and Volpe announce major airlines will modify engines to reduce smoke by 1972.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
House
Robert H. Finch
Finch
Transportation
John A. Volpe
Duke Power offers Keowee land for South Carolina park
Duke Power Co. makes 1000 acres of its Keowee Toxaway nuclear development tract available for a state park in Pickens County. W B McGuire presented the offer to Gov. Robert E McNair at his office, outlining three miles of frontage on Keowee Lake.
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Columbia
Duke Power Co
South Carolina
Pickens County
W. B. McGuire
Duke
Robert E. McNair
Keowee
Starter Steve Phillips Introduces Mobile Gate in 1946
Harness racing history notes that starter Steve Phillips invented and launched the mobile starting gate in 1946, changing how races begin and influencing track procedures nationwide.
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Steve Phillips
Six candidates vie for two County Board of Education seats
Six candidates seek election to two seats on the County Board of Education with a February 3 vote. At large contenders include A J Rutland Dr Robert L Worrell W H Bill Sorge Francis C Wade and Gene N Daniels with North Augusta Jackson area race features Robert L Folger and Gene N Daniels Balloting spans 45 precincts in Aiken and seven in Saluda Mrs John M Weibel will not seek re election.
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County Board of Education
A. J. Rutland
Aiken
Robert L. Worrell
Wagener
Area 4 Advisory Council
W. H
Bill) Sorge
Zimmerman, Evans and Leopold
Francis C. Wade
Graniteville
Aiken County
Saluda County
John M. Weibel
North Augusta
Auditor's Office Open To Receive Property Taxes
The Aiken County Auditor's office at the county courthouse will be open through Feb 15 to receive Personal Property Tax Returns. It is each individual's responsibility to return autos boats trailers and other personal property for an accurate 1970 tax notice. Mobile home licenses must be renewed at this time.
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Aiken County
Martha Chapman
Boatwright sentenced in manslaughter case in Eureka
Lewis Boatwright, 22, was given 16 years in prison after pleading guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the slaying of Allen Bailey on Nov 4 in Eureka. The state failed to connect a weapon to the crime.
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Lillian Tucker
Park Ave
Paige
Lewis Boatwright
Boatwright
Allen Bailey
Eureka
Leon Edward Pilot Jr
Chester D. Rawls
Ridge Spring-Monetta High School
Pilot
Rawl
Board of Education race speakers set for PTA meeting
The two candidates for the County Board of Education seats will address the North Augusta PTA Council tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the old North Augusta Junior High School auditorium. The public is invited to attend.
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County Board of Education
North Augusta
PTA Council
North Augusta Junior High
LSD and Marijuana: Origins of the Drug Revolution
The text traces drug use from controlled 1950s research to the 1960 LSD spread led by Harvard's Timothy Leary. Marijuana begins the rise, LSD surges until a chromosome- break was noted, and new hallucinogens emerge as underground chemists produce about one per month. Scientists lack long term birth defect data as research lags.
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Harvard University
Timothy Leary
Leary
Community drug program panel hosts discussion for parents
Dr Owens says school officials may show the film during its local two week run and may schedule more if interest grows. He notes personal concern for his children as events of the past days shift public sentiment and urges parents to bring their school aged children to the event.
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Owens
Wideman Promoted to Trust Officer at SCN
Frank J. Wideman Jr. a trust development executive for Greenwood Anderson and Aiken offices of South Carolina National Bank has been promoted to trust officer. A Jacksonville native and UNC and UF law graduate he has 16 years in Washington and a Marine veteran. He and his wife have two children and he serves in Rotary and church roles.
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Greenwood
Frank J. Wideman Jr
Greenwood, Anderson and Aiken
South Carolina National Bank
Jacksonville
Fla
University of North Carolina
University of Florida
SCN
Quihonton Law
Washi
West Palm Beach
Marines
Wideman
Rotary Club
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
American Legion
Chevy Chase
Episcopal Church
St. Alban’s Church
Washington
Greyhound Sets 1 55 Trotting Record in 1938
Greyhound established a one mile trotting record at 1 55 in 1938. The performance stood as a historic mark in harness racing, reflecting the era's speed and competition.
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Greyhound
Scout Council to hear Westmoreland address by phone
General William C. Westmoreland, U S Army chief of staff, will address the Georgia Carolina Council of Boy Scouts of America by long distance telephone hookup Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Embassy Room of the Augusta Town House Westmoreland will be joined by a Spartanburg Troop 1 Eagle Scout and several adult volunteers as five men receive the Silver Beaver award and new officers are inducted in a ceremony highlighting long service to scouting.
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William C. Westmoreland
United States Army
Georgia-Carolina
Mrs Willcox Dies In Nursing Home
Helen Dye Wyman Willcox of 346 Larrens Street Northwest died Tuesday in a local nursing home. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by George Funeral Home.
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Helen Dye Wyman Willcox
Larrens St. N.W
George Funeral Home
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