Lost Apricot poodle Gigi in College area
Lost pet notice states a brown nose long tail and no clipping. Reward not listed. Contact 648 3464 for Gigi the apricot poodle.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1972
Page
9
Lost pet notice states a brown nose long tail and no clipping. Reward not listed. Contact 648 3464 for Gigi the apricot poodle.
Citizens are informed that the S C State Highway Department has approved the proposed improvement for Road 5 407 from Road 5 37 in Edgefield County to a county road in Aiken. The ad also advertises trucking jobs with pay up to $5 41 hourly and potential overtime, inviting applications to Nationwide Semi Division in Charlotte.
Former president Harry S. Truman left his hospital room for a hallway stroll at Research Medical Center in Kansas City. He joked with a nurse about a shave and haircut as Secret Service agents accompanied him during the return trip.
New York AP reports Miles Davis pulled out of the Newport Jazz Festival after discovering his $7,500 fee was for two concerts. George Wein offered $15,000 but Davis refused, deeming jazz a museum art form. Freddie Hubbard would sub for Davis as Stan Kenton and Woody Herman crews performed.
The Associated Press reports at least 21 people died in South Carolina traffic accidents over the Fourth of July weekend. Among the dead is Jamie Hughes 30 and his 4 year old son Jamie Jr who perished in a Berkeley County crash. Viola Jones 27 of Travelers Rest died when her car veered off a secondary road and hit a utility pole. Clifton Andrew Jones Jr. 17 of Charleston died in a one car crash on a rural road in Horry.
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