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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1973

Page

2

Textile pay raises go before the Cost of Living Council

Five South Carolina textile plants seek further wage increases while the Cost of Living Council weighs legality and potential impact. Dr. John Irwin questions the arithmetic as AFL CIO leader Sol Stetin warns against wage freezes that could hit low paid workers.

Washington South Carolina Cost of Living Council CLC John Irwin John T. Dunlap Alice Manufacturing Co Easley Clinton Mills Clinton Greenwood Mills Greenwood Mayfair Mills Arcadia Spartanburg County Spartan Mills Spartanburg Alice Manufacturing Irvin Irwin Sol Stetin Afl-Cio Textile Workers Union of America New York

Aiken Standard Publishing Details and Rates

The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes weekdays except weekends from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801 with rights reserved for local news and AP dispatches. Rates include $11.60 for six months by mail and carrier options at $1.73 per week or $22 per year.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive Aiken S. C

Fusion Power Near With New Method

The AEC reports a beam of neutral atoms injected into Princeton University's Tokamak raised plasma temperature to the 100 million degree goal. This modest but significant step advances fusion power, matching earlier hopes to ignite deuterium fusion in magnetic containment.

Washington Atomic Energy Commission AEC Princeton University Dixie Lee Ray Princeton N.J

Simon Urges 5 Percent Energy Cut With Simple Tips

Deputy Treasury Secretary William E. Simon chairs the Nixon Oil Policy Committee and urges Americans to cut energy use five percent. Tips include higher thermostat settings, slower highway speeds, using fans, turning off unused appliances, and fixing leaks. The list notes frost free fridges may waste more power and encourages public transit and car pools.

Washington Nixon Administration Treasury William E. Simon Oil Policy Committee Simon Congress

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