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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1973

Page

2

Explosion Destroys Plant in Gaffney Sabotage Suspected

Federal and state investigators probed a Sunday morning explosion that destroyed most of Jupiter Knitting Mills in Gaffney. Owner Nick Michaels estimated losses at 1.5 million dollars. no injuries were reported as 35 machines and the building were heavily damaged.

Gaffney (Ap Gaffney Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Bureau State Law Enforcement Division Cherokee County Sheriff's Jupiter Knitting Mills Nick Michaels Spartanburg Ernest Harrington Michaels Gaffney Fire Department

Epps Named TEC Dean Succeeding Salley at Aiken

Robert F. Sonny Epps III has been selected to succeed Jake Salley as Dean of Instruction at Aiken Technical Education Center. Salley becomes Associate Director of Columbia Technical Education Center. Epps, a South Carolina native, earned a Duke University B S in mechanical engineering in 1963 and an M S from Clemson in 1968. He studied at North Carolina State University pursuing an Ed D in Occupational Education. He hails from Lake City public schools and comes from Raleigh, North Carolina.

Robert F Sonny) Epps, III Jake Salley Aiken South Carolina Epps Lake City Duke University Clemson

Aiken Standard Publication Details and Rates

The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes daily except weekends. Located at 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801 with mailing options and rates for carrier and mail subscriptions. Associated Press dispatches are exclusive for local news reproduction.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive Aiken S. C S.C Associated Press

Red Cross Begins Water Safety Instructor Training

The Red Cross will start a Water Safety Instructor Training Course tonight at 7 p.m. at the Eustis Park Pool. Raymond V. Aull Jr. says sessions run 7 to 10 p.m. for two weeks, Monday through Friday. The course is free. applicants must be 17 by July 16 and hold current senior lifesaver credentials or equivalent swimming skills.

Red Cross Eustis Park Raymond V. Aull Jr Aiken County

Textile Workers Push for Wage Hike in the South

A regional TWUA conference in Charlotte urged reopen negotiations for substantial wage and fringe improvements. Delegates representing about 55,000 Southern textile workers voted to push a new wage increase round and adopted a resolution opposing the Cost of Living Council’s attempt to block 7 percent raises for five North and South Carolina mills.

Charlotte Textile Workers Union of America TWUA South Cost of Living Council North Carolina South Carolina

Whittle Brothers Celebrate 43rd Year in Aiken

The Whittle brothers Lewie H. and Calvin B. mark 43 years of business in Aiken on August 30. Starting in 1930 on Richland Avenue they sold gasoline and appliances before shifting to automobile sales and building a new facility at 812 Richland in 1963.

Whittle Brothers Lincoln-Mercury Aiken Lewie H. Whittle Calvin B. Whittle Richland Avenue Commercial Hudson Whittles Richland Calvin Whittle Whittle

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