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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1976
Page
14
A reader confesses a first date lapse and seeks guidance on contact. Abby advises not to call and to explain honestly if contacted, noting a wife should not be a pushover.
General Westmoreland, in his memoir A Soldier Reports, recounts a 36 year Army career and his command in Vietnam. He details strategy and battles, praises allied forces, and argues for pride in American efforts amid political limits.
CB radio sales are projected to top eight million units in 1976, generating over $1.5 billion, up from 1975. Industry executives say the market is far from saturated and will keep growing toward 30 million sets before maturing, with expansion tied to an FCC channel ruling and the start of new production.
In New York Bill Blass fall collection displayed a velvet blazer tossed over striped silk pajamas with a matching striped hood. In Milan Lancetti Rome presented a brown suit with jacket and fox collar paired with a tobacco satin blouse.
Birth announcements list Raymond Lee Stone II born July 9 at Aiken Community Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lee Stone of Rt. 4. Aman da Dawn born July 12 at Doctors Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Kevin L. McNally of Aiken. Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. James Keaton of Finksburg Maryland and Mr. and Mrs. James F. McNally of Upperco Maryland.
Aiken TEC announces a shorthand course for those who studied Shorthand for the Shorthander. The quick review covers theory principles phrases and brief forms with emphasis on dictation speed. It runs five weeks on Mondays and Wednesdays 6:00 to 8:30 starting next Monday. Tuition is $10. Call for details.
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