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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1974

Page

6

Arctic Priest Fights Alcoholism In Nome

NOME Alaska Father James Poole the Catholic priest of Nome runs KNOM a 16 hour daily radio service reaching 70 to 80 Eskimo villages. He hopes land claims money will curb alcohol abuse and expand aid. Volunteers run the station which broadcasts news religion education and music with 128 daily slots.

Nome Alaska Bering Sea James Poole Soviet Siberia Father Poole KNOM Africa Alaska News Tacoma Wash Sheridan Ore Spokane Alma Calif Los Gatos Yukon Kenya Poole India

Births in North Augusta and Graniteville Families

Gregory Patrick Byars, born July 5 at University Hospital, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Algier Smith Byars of North Augusta. The baby’s mother is Mary Ann Duncan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Duncan of Warrenville, with paternal grandparents Bernard Hamby of Windsor. Also welcomed is Cindy Renee Jeffers, born at University Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. William F. Jeffers Jr. of Graniteville. Peggy Ford, former wife of Walter Ford of Warrenville, is the mother. Paternal grandmother is Chloe T. Jeffers of Graniteville.

Gregory Patrick Algier Smith Byars North Augusta University Hospital William F. Jeffers Jr Graniteville Cindy Renee Ee Ae University Hospital Jeffers Peggy Ford Walter Ford Warrenville Chloe T. Jeffers

Dear Abby column excerpts on common law marriage and ethics

A reader asks if a long term partner with multiple children could be a common law husband or a bigamist. Abby advises legal counsel for definitive answers. The column then covers renewing friendship after missing a wedding gift and ethics disputes about adolescent confidentiality in psychiatry.

Abby Debbie San Francisco Chicago Oakland County Medical Society Psychiatric Society

Dean's List Additions From Aiken Area USC Students

University of South Carolina names numerous Aiken area students to the Dean's List including Leslie J. Hice Gwendolyn Hightower William P. Hughes Pamela J. Hunt Kenneth E. Hussey Donald A. Jennings Susan L. Jennings Kathryn M. Jernberg Kenneth Johnson Richard M. Jolley Michael A. Kuhn Steven T. Lewis and many others across multiple names and families.

Aiken Area University of South Carolina Leslie J. Hice Gwendolyn Hightower William P. Hughes Pamela J. Hunt Kenneth E. Hussey Donald A. Jennings Susan L. Jennings Kathryn M. Jernberg Kenneth Johnson Richard M. Jolley Michael A. Kuhn Steven T. Lewis Walter T. Lowman Catherine W. McKeown Kathy M. McLean

Women's Movement Little Change in Magazine Portrayal

Loyola University psychologist reports that the women's rights movement barely altered how women are depicted in magazines and children's books. A study of 4,300 articles across Reader's Digest, Atlantic Monthly and Partisan Review from 1940 to 1970 found female authors never exceeded 20 percent, showing continued male dominance despite social shifts.

Chicago Loyola University John D. Edwards Edwards Gale K. Stolz Gary Hicks Sharon Gaik Reader's Digest The Atlantic Monthly Partisan Review Ladies Home Journal McCall's Good Housekeeping the New Yorker the Atlantic Saturday Evening Post Harper's

Dean Wears Makeup To Class

Dean Bill Ballantine of Ringling Circus Clown College wears pancake makeup to work and grades classes by how goofy students act. At Circus World in Orlando 20 applicants ranged from high school grads to a laid off physicist. Ballantine tests talent with fake falls and acrobatics to find strong, humorous would be clowns.

Orlando, Fla Bill Ballantine Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus Clown College Circus World Clown College Ballantine Christine Davison St. Petersburg Wayne Sidley Orlando

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