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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1971

Page

2

Aiken Community Calendar Highlights Local Groups

A calendar of events in Aiken County lists meetings and activities from AIKEN AREA COUNCIL ON AGING to AIKEN RECREATION DEPARTMENT PLAYGROUND ACTIVITIES. Entries include dates, times, and venues such as St John’s Methodist Church, Aiken Day School, Commercial Hotel, and Virginia Acres Park with public access noted for many groups.

Aiken Aiken County Rutland Dr . Aiken Council ON St. John's Methodist Church Aiken Chess Club Pet Dairy Highway 215 Aiken Citizens Advisory Council City Hall Park Avenue Aiken City Council Council Aiken Community Playhouse Playhouse Virginia Acres Park Aiken County Board OF Commissioners Commissioners Building Richland Avenue Williamsburg Street Aiken County Board OF Education Edgefield Avenue Aiken County Board OF Realtors Aiken County Health Department Aiken County Museum Arthur Courtney Aiken Jaycees Lions Hut Aiken Aiken Duplicate Bridge Club Senior Citizens Crosland Drive Aiken Recreation Departments Virginia Acres Whiskey Rd American Legion Post American Legion Old Airport Road Aiken Aiken Pilot Club Aiken Aiken Rotary Club Civil Air Patrol Sertoma Club Aiken- Barnwell Aiken Woodmen OF the World Unit W.O.W. Hall Virginia Acres Activities House Whiskey Road Aiken Recreation Riment Dewing Aiken Recreation Department Connie Whitfield USO Laurens St Paul Sauerborn Virginia Acres Teen Town Smith - Hazel and Aiken Elementary

Your Horoscope for Wednesday July 14 Your Birthday Today

Your year favors a surge of personal freedom and independence. Your work habits and treatment of others reflect force from deep sources. Many natives are romantics or followers of idealism. Aries direct approach works with tact and patience. Taurus drifts bring happenings but not full outcomes.

Aries Albo Taurus

Gemini to Pisces Horoscope Column in Aiken Standard

Aiken Standard content includes a dated masthead and a horoscope page listing zodiac signs with guidance. The section provides brief daily entries for Gemini through Pisces and notes general editorial details and distribution statements.

Modern Dentistry May Put End To Toothaches

A dentist predicts toothache could vanish with an anticaries vaccine and oral rinse within a decade. The talk surveys dental history from ancient cures to modern drills, anesthesia, and the move from barber surgeons to professional dentistry, noting durable materials like gold fillings.

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Weather Helps Cotton Grow In South Central Region

Favorable weather across the south central states fostered good cotton growth last week. Early plantings are blooming while younger plants fruit freely, weeds and grass are diminishing, and insect levels are generally low except in parts of Mississippi. Spot trading stayed dull with most offers around 25 to 26 cents per pound. middling prices averaged 27.08. Mill buying remained light as many mills closed for the July 4 holiday. An industry push, led by Cotton Inc and the American Textile Manufacturers Institute, plans an attack on respiratory problems in textile workers with research into detection methods and causative agents.

Memphis, Tenn South Central Department of Agriculture Mississippi Memphis Arkansas Consumer and Marketing Service Cotton Inc American Textile Manufacturers Institute Raleigh N. C National Cotton Council U. S. Public Health Service The Bureau of Occupational Safety and Health North Carolina Board of Health Industrial Health Foundation

New Atom Reactor Promises Billions in Yearly Savings

President Nixon pushes a fast breeder program as the centerpiece of a new energy plan. The liquid metal reactor could supply up to 60 percent of US capacity by 2000, with an estimated $2 billion annual saving but its commercial success hinges on Congress and future development costs around $2 billion from government and $400 million from private industry.

Washington America United States Nixon Congress Atomic Energy Commission National Idaho AEC

Births And Deaths In Aiken County Hospital Records

Records from Aiken County Hospital list births for period ending July 8 including Avery Herman Snipes Jr Jared Hattan Clark Minnie Melissa Creed Kenneth Edward Weathersbee Jr Traci Lee Geddings and infant Tobin and deaths for Bath Aiken and Parris Island area residents Annie Cain Arthur Williams Idonia Holsomback.

Aiken County Hospital Snipes Avery Herman, Jr Avery Herman Snipes Aiken Clark Jared Hattan Jerry Joseph Clark Gloverville Finley Oscar Finley Ill North Augusta Creed Minnie Melissa William Murray Creed Belvedere Weathersbee Kenneth Edward, Jr Kenneth E Weathersbee Cain Annie General Delivery Bath Williams Arthur Box Holsomback Idonia Railroad St

Statistical goals being cast aside in economic debate

The 1970s goals for unemployment, inflation control, housing starts and GNP are being dismissed as unattainable or unrealistic. Treasury Secretary Connally calls the 4 percent unemployment goal a myth, while McCracken notes the 1.065 trillion GNP target would have caused more inflation. Housing goals also fade as starts stay near 2 million annually. The piece argues many targets were set high and are slipping from memory amid a slow recovery.

New York Treasury John B. Connally Connally Cehl Paul W. McCracken Council of Economic Advisers Lyndon B. Johnson

Watching TV dominates years spent in front of set

A survey by television manufacturers finds the average viewer spends about 12 years of life watching television. The study highlights the long commitment to screen time and TV as a central entertainment habit.

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