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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1971

Page

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Hollings Announces Engagement To Rita Liddy

UPI photograph shows Sen. Ernest Hollings of South Carolina with his fiancée Rita Louise Liddy, a Washington staffer and Charleston native. The couple has not set a wedding date and Liddy has been active in local politics for years. Hollings, 49, was divorced last October after 24 years of marriage.

Ernest F. Hollings D-S.c U.S. Capitol Rita Louise Liddy Washington Thomas J. Liddy Charleston Hollings Miss Liddy UPI Telephoto

Russian Freighter Sinks Off British Columbia Coast

The 275 foot Russian freighter sank in Pryce Channel at the mouth of Toba Inlet near Steveston. Fourteen crew were rescued by the fishpacker Delta and ferries to Vancouver, with one possible broken leg among the survivors. The rescue center sought an interpreter to communicate with the crew.

Vancouver B.C Pryce Channel Toba Inlet Delta Sible Center Steveston

Schlesinger Gets Married in New York

Arthur Schlesinger Jr. Pulitzer historian and former JFK and LBJ aide married Alexandra Emmet Allan in a private ceremony at his apartment. Judge Harold Felix presided. The bride is daughter of Lily Cushing and William Emmet. both Schlesinger and Allan had prior marriages ending in divorce.

New York Arthur Schlesinger Jr John F. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson Alexandra Emmet Allan Schlesinger Harold Felix

Don Rickles To Sit Out Stage Recovery From Achilles Surgery

Don Rickles remains in Mt Sinai Hospital after surgery on a right Achilles tendon. Doctors expect six to eight weeks off stage while he recovers, following a tennis accident four days earlier. The 45 year old comedian is in good condition and doctors warned hospital stay length is uncertain.

Hollywood Don Rickles Mt. Sinai Hospital Rickles

Indictment Returned in Yuba City Slayings Case

A Sutter County grand jury indicted Juan V. Corona on 25 counts of murder in the peace orchard slayings of transient field workers. Corona, 37, remains in hospital with a heart condition as the arraignment date is pending.

Yuba City Calif Juan V. Corona Peace Orchard Sutter County Sutter County Hospital Robert Hunt Superior Court John Hauck Corona

Consumer Buying Slips After Early Year Uptick

New York AP reports consumer buying plans fell in the last two months after a sharp rise earlier in the year. The National Family opinion inc survey tracks household spending intentions.

New York National Family Opinion, Inc

Fund Campaign Under Way To Restore Coker Spring

Aiken Standard urges support for the Coker Spring restoration project, noting tax deductible contributions to Coker Spring Restoration at P O Box 1034 Aiken SC 29801. The feature describes the historic site on Whiskey Road near Coker Spring Avenue and its faded ruins as a reminder of Aiken’s past.

Coker Spring 4Aiken Aiken Whiskey Road Coker Spring Avenue

Walkout By Union Stated Tomorrow

Washington AP reports half a million telephone workers plan a 6 am Wednesday strike amid stalled pattern talks between Bell System and AFL-CIO Communications Workers of America. UTW notes progress on wages but big gaps on job rules. broader disruption feared across mail, rail and telegraph services.

Washington America New York Bell System Afl-Cio Communications Workers of America United Telegraph Workers Afl-Cio UTW Pentagon

U S Opposes Hanoi Peace Plan Push

The United States publicly dismisses Hanoi's seven point Viet Cong peace proposal as a basis for negotiations. Washington notes no coalition government and presses for a South Vietnamese will in choosing leaders while debating neutral and independent government ideas. Senate GOP Leader Hugh Scott criticizes embracing the full plan.

Washington United States Hanoi Paris Nist Saigon State Department Nguyen van Thieu Nguyen Cao Ky Tran Thien Kheim U.S Nixon South Vietnam Senate Hugh Scott Scott

Local Aiken Police Probe Four Break In Cases

Aiken City Police investigate four distinct break in incidents since Saturday. James Taylor reports a glass pane removal and entry at Schofield. intruders ransacked desks but found no money. Sue Jones cites a break in at the Aiken Vocational Rehabilitation School with vending machine theft. McDougal of Schafer Distributing notes two early morning entries via pryed front door lock. investigators Issac Lewis and H B Eagerton lead the inquiries.

Aiken City James Taylor Schofield H.B. Eagerton Sue Jones Aiken Vocational Rehabilitation School Issac Lewis Er. McDougal Schafer Distributing Co Aiken McDougal

TEC Director Calls For Review Of State Education System

Dr. Julio Bortolazzo new TEC executive director urged Aiken Rotarians to review South Carolina post high school education to reduce duplication among TEC centers universities extension and vocational schools. He warned about a potential dual system and emphasized preserving TEC’s occupational focus.

TEC Julio Bortolazzo South Carolina Commission On Technical Education Aiken Rotarians Bortolazzo South Carolina San Mateo College California

Don’t Forget Stumper Deadline Approaches

Readers are reminded of the Stumper deadline for the $670 prize. Entries must be submitted before noon Wednesday to be in the running for Thursday’s paper results. Don’t miss the chance to test your answers and win.

Direct Dial Phone Service Expands in Aiken Area

Southern Bell announces direct dial capability for New Ellenton and Graniteville on July 18 enabling direct long distance calls. Aiken Bath and North Augusta follow August 29 with all Augusta exchanges. Users may still request operator assisted calls for certain types and wrong numbers are not charged. C M Shackelford, Southern Bell manager, calls it a convenience step.

New Ellenton Graniteville Southern Bell Aiken Bath North Augusta Augusta C. M. Shackelford

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Aiken, S.C Emily L. Bull Columbia Gil Petroff Ray Price Greater Alfred E. Dufour John M. Hunter Richard G. Flyntt Wade Brodie Busch Direct Dial Freeholders City Council State OF County City City OF Public Department
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