Two Aikenites Elected Officers On Phone Council
Mrs Corene Shealy chief operator in Aiken was elected treasurer and W D Hagins of Aiken was elected vice president of the Edisto Council of the South Carolina Chapter of Telephone Pioneers of America.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1972
Page
2
Mrs Corene Shealy chief operator in Aiken was elected treasurer and W D Hagins of Aiken was elected vice president of the Edisto Council of the South Carolina Chapter of Telephone Pioneers of America.
James Reinig an 18 year old from North Augusta is among 32 winners of exploration scholarships awarded by the Health Education and Welfare Department Office of Education and the Explorers Club of New York City He will join leading scientists on expeditions to Africa and Asia.
A Motivational Research Institute executive argues office layouts affect productivity and proposes a thinking tower retreat, roof pools, gardens, and campus-like settings. His Levittown project will include a pool, roof garden, and terraces to blend work and respite.
Local publication details list founding year 1867 and daily schedule excluding weekends. Includes mailing address Box 456 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina ZIP 29801 and subscription rates per week month and year by carrier and mail.
A nationwide hotline invites anonymous tips on drug sellers. President Nixor launched the program to combat the national drug problem. In its first three days the line received over 1,000 messages and is toll free from anywhere in the country at Area Code 500 368-5363.
Tony L. Smith of Aiken has been promoted to sergeant in the U S Air Force and serves as an administrative specialist at Laughlin AFB Texas. Carol Smith is his wife, daughter of local residents, and he is a 1970 Aiken High School graduate. Major Alex E Williams of Aiken recently finished the U S Army Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth. Williams entered service in 1959, was last stationed in Washington D C, and is a Schofield High School and South Carolina State College alumnus.
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