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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1972
Page
5
Miami Beach AP reports security measures for the Democratic National Convention emphasize human admission by people rather than machines. The plan includes strict ticket secrecy, metal detectors, bomb inspections, and private security coordination led by Wesley Pomeroy with limited universal passes for top officials.
Thomas Floyd Hale Jr. of Aiken has been named administrative supervisor at Union Dental Laboratory Inc. in Commerce California. A 1965 Aiken High School graduate Hale now lives in Rowland Heights with his wife and three children. He joined Union Laboratory in February after moving from Yazoo City Mississippi and Delta Implement Co.
Ken McKeller son of Mr and Mrs Robert B McKeller of 1429 Lyon Dr works in Greenville at the Alston Wilkes Homes a halfway house for released prisoners He is a 1966 Aiken High School graduate and Florida State University senior studying criminology His summer task is speaking about rehabilitation of ex inmates to raise public awareness after a Greenville feature on his work.
Brooks Holmes of Johnston will join Mt Hermon Summer School Abroad Program in Germany and Europe. The group plans a summer living with a German family and touring Europe before returning home in August.
Two Aiken girls Beth Peterson and Alice Dessauer will spend July at the Bennett College Riding Center in Millbrook New York. They will attend horse shows in Cape Cod Lake Placid Westport and Millbrook during the month.
Two Aiken County cadets, William L. Conard of Aiken and William A. Gray of North Augusta, join 24 fellow Presbyterian College cadets at the 1972 ROTC Advanced Summer Camp at Fort Bragg North Carolina for training.
Rabbi Meyer Abramowitz allowed about two dozen Yippies to sleep in Temple Menorah’s social hall in Miami Beach on police request. He received bomb threats and complaints claiming the action would lower neighborhood property values, while some praised the move as democratic action.
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