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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1977
Page
3
Highland Park High School student Mark Steve 17 survived an attempt to oust him as student body president after adopting an Arthur Fonzarelli inspired persona. The feud centered on a proposed 50s Day and a counter event led by Srere and followers.
The USC Aiken Science Club will meet Thursday at 8 PM in Room 107. Assistant Professor Dr Henry Gurr from the Natural Sciences department will speak on The Nearest Thing to Nothing That is Still Something.
The USC Aiken Nursing Department led by Gertrude Groves offers a four part diabetes program for patients with diabetes mellitus. Sessions run January 24 February 14 from 1 to 1 50 p m in room 115 of the main academic building with a 7 50 fee and registration at the first class.
The Savannah River Section of The American Chemical Society will host Dr Hubert Alyea of Princeton University for a public lecture on February 4 at 9 30 a m in Room 223 USC Aiken Campus. The talk titled Lucky Accidents Great Discoveries and the Prepared Mind will discuss serendipitous discoveries in plastics antibiotics and nuclear energy.
NBC Tonight Show host Johnny Carson and actress Elizabeth Taylor are named 1977 Man and Woman of the Year by Harvard University’s Hasty Pudding Club. They will parade February 15 and attend the February 25 show premiere of Cardinal Knowledge. Virginia Knauer wins the 1977 Gimbel Philadelphia Award for humanitarian service. Clarence M. Kelley reportedly ready to step down as FBI director within a year amid questions over past purchase of FBI goods.
Ventura County proposes a pet control program with a $10 annual mating permit for dogs and cats. Unpermitted mating could incur a $50 fine for first offense and higher penalties for repeat offenses, aiming to curb animal overpopulation. Supervisor Edwin Jones cites population growth as the rationale.
Florida faces $250 million in losses as winter crops including oranges and tomatoes suffer near total damage from a recent freeze. Gov. Askew seeks federal disaster status and low cost loans while Bergland may visit to review damages. Gas shortages and transport shutdowns complicate fuel supply across the East, with Ohio declaring a natural gas emergency.
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