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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1975

Page

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Gasoline Prices Rise in Aiken County With Varied Reactions

Gasoline costs climbed in the Aiken area with up to five cent increases per gallon. Federal officials projected a three to five cent rise through summer before easing after the peak vacation period, noting no fuel shortage despite higher recent consumption. Local station owners dispute shortages and blame oil companies, with Cochran’s Shell reporting 59.9 cent regular and 64.9 cent high test, while Mobil on Whiskey Road lists 56.9 regular and 59.9 high test.

Aiken Federal Energy James T. Cochran Cochran Shell Service Sta George Bellido Mobil Whiskey Road Bellido

Strikes Plague Governments Across Cities and States

A wildcat strike in New York City snarls services as 30,000 tons of garbage pile up. In Pennsylvania, a state employee walkout halts most daily government operations.

New York City Pennsylvania

Portugal orders church radio station return to bishops

Lisbon officials intervene to avert a clash with the Roman Catholic Church by demanding ultra leftists relinquish control of a church radio station and restore it to the bishops.

Lisbon Portugal

Firing Order NAACP Convention Debates Labor Ties

At the NAACP 66th convention in Washington about 3000 delegates debate the seniority rule and last hired first fired as key topics. Carla Hills and William Simon were slated to speak to the gathering.

Washington NAACP Organized Labor Carla A. Hills Housing and Urban Development Treasury William E. Simon

Witness Held In FBI Shooting On Pine Ridge Reserve

The FBI says a material witness is held on 25000 bond connected with the fatal shooting of two agents on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. An FBI spokesman named the witness as David Sky. His age and hometown were not available.

Pine Ridge, M.D FBI Pine Ridge Indian Reservation David Sky

San Antonio Shootout Ends in Suspect Death

Police in northeast San Antonio used tear gas and heavy firepower to capture a man after a patrolman was killed by a high powered rifle. Officers found Robert L. Keck dead from a self-inflicted gunshot during the raid on a bullet riddled house.

San Antonio Tex Robert L. Keck

Dry Weather Trend to Persist Through Week

The forecast shows continued dry conditions for the week despite earlier hopes for rain. Forecasters expect a dry spell with no significant shower chances, affecting outdoor plans and agriculture in the region.

Aiken Teenager Stephen Mills Found Dead

A 17 year old Aiken boy Stephen Michael Mills of 3505 Augusta Rd was found dead by his brother around 3 p.m. yesterday at home. He died en route to Aiken County Hospital where coroner James L. Gregory said the cause is under investigation. A tank of cyclopropane gas was found in the room. He lived with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank L Mills and maternal grandmother Mrs Clara M Long. He was born in Chicago and had lived in Aiken since 1961. He attended Scho field Campus of Aiken High and studied at Patterson School for Boys in Lenoir NC. Friends may call at George Funeral Home after 4 p.m. today.

Aiken Stephen Michael Mills Augusta Rd John Anthony Mills Aiken County Hospital Aiken County James L. Gregory George Funeral Home Frank L. Mills Clara M. Long Chicago Ill St. John’s United Methodist Church Schofield Aiken High School Patterson School Lenoir N.C

Aiken County to consider Donald Williams for county administrator

The Aiken County Board of Commissioners gave first reading to an ordinance to hire Donald Williams as county administrator. Williams, born 1931, a Westminster, South Carolina native, has held multiple management roles and engineering positions across Florida and North Carolina. His family currently stays in Columbia, and a second reading is slated for July 15.

Aiken Professional Management Services St. Petersburg Fla IRC T.R.W. Company Honeywell Columbia Williams

Bid For Legal Action Fails In County Meeting

Aiken County Board of Commissioners ruled out of order a resolution to pursue court action over an HCA management contract for Aiken County Hospital. Commissioner Forest L Kirby sought a judge's ruling on potential statute and constitutionality issues, but the motion to adopt the resolution was tabled.

Hospital Corporation of America Aiken County Hospital Aiken County Board of Commissioners Forest L Kirby Rodney Peeples South Carolina HCA Aiken County Kirby Lucas Ray Robert Schwartz Board of Commissioners Schwartz Schubert and Salzer North Augusta SC 125 Charles Prosser Harold V. Graybeal Hammond Burkhalter Mary Mittelburg Prosser

County Budget Clears Board For 1975 76 Finance Plan

The Aiken County Board of Commissioners approved the second and final reading of the 1975 76 budget totaling 4 965 560 an increase of 492 784 from 1974 75. Salaries rise five percent for most employees with Paramed budgeting growing to 502 261 to fund more staff and ambulances. Sheriff and county agencies absorb the largest shares as the panel and visitors debated costs and a $30 000 subsidy for a North Augusta textile firm project.

Aiken County Board of Commissioners Sheriff's Department Charles Prosser Harold W Graybeal

City Theater Offered Shake and Bake Double Feature

A local report notes City Attorney Henry Summerall mentions a theatre showing Earthquake and The Towering Inferno as a Shake and Bake special. A father says his water bill dropped by $15 when his 16 year old daughter visited her grandparents.

Henry Summerall

Swearing In Confusion Follows Jackson Election

Mayors elect and council members took office after Judge Peeples certified the results. The town clerk failed to attend the oath or open the town hall, and outgoing Mayor Jarrell Brown was absent. Mayor-elect A Earlie Helms was sworn in by Chief Jack Bentley and then administered oaths to five council members and a public works commissioner amid warnings on election law.

Jackson Thelma Barber Rodney Peeples Helms Jack Bent Peeples

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PUBL LIBR Tion Richland Avenue Shell Sky Oreaeeties The Associated Press County Kirby Hca Donald Williams Stephen Mills Commission S.C Cleve Edmunds Robert By Eric Higgs Ralph Cullinan Cullinan New Jackson Elect Brown
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