Egypt demands UN pressure for Israeli withdrawal in Sinai
Egypt told UN Secretary General Kurt Waldheim it will not renew the United Nations Emergency Force mandate in Sinai when it expires July 24. Egypt expects a Security Council resolution to implement prior decisions demanding Israeli withdrawal from territories occupied in the 1967 war and an end to the state of war with Israel.
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United Nations, NY
Egypt
Security Council
Unitedations
Sinai
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Kissinger Pushes Interim Middle East Peace Accord
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger urges an interim Middle East peace accord as UN peacekeeping forces may stay in Sinai despite Egypt's refusal to extend their mandate. Egypt says it will not extend the Sinai mandate beyond July 24 as Kissinger plans further comments at a Milwaukee press conference.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
United Nations
Egypt
Kissinger
U.N
Sinai
Economy Begins Uplift After Nine Month Recession
Washington reports the first uptick in factory mining and utility output in nine months, signaling the start of a gradual recovery. Administration economists call the rise encouraging though not unexpected amid a long downturn since World War II.
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Washington
Attorneys Seek Earlier Statement in Jailer Murder Case
Defense lawyers for Joan Little seek a prosecution witness statement from Beaufort County jail on the night jailer Clarence Alligood was stabbed. Little, 21, is charged with first degree murder in his death. Discovery motion filed during Wake County trial.名前 Terry Bell cited among witnesses.
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Raleigh
N.C
Joan Little
Beaufort County
Clarence Alligood
Miss Little
Gree
Wake County Superior Court
Terry Bell
Turner Charges Narrowed in Tampa Mail Fraud Case
Federal judge in Tampa dismissed half the mail fraud and conspiracy charges against promoter Boston Bailey and five others at prosecutors request. Judge W Terrell Hodges ruled to drop 14 counts and parts of two more from a 28 count indictment to narrow issues in the case.
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Tampa, Fla
Orlando
Ls Bailey
U. 8
W. Terrell Hodges
HCA Management Contract Still Possible for Aiken Board
Jerry White of HCA said the proposed management contract with the Aiken County Hospital Board remains viable. He indicated the agreement has passed internal legal review and is moving toward Aiken for board consideration, despite past court-related delays and local opposition.
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Hospital Corporation of America
HCA
Aiken County Hospital Board of Trustees
Jerry White
White
Carlsbad
N.M
Ken
Aiken County Hospital Board
Aiken County
Forest L. Kirby
Ornamental Eggplant Identified in Park Seed Catalog
Mrs. Robert Radford notes the small eggplant from Monday's Have You Heard is listed on page 92 of the Park Seed Co catalog from Greenwood. It is described as an ornamental eggplant sold as seed at 35 cents per package and provides all details except whether the fruit is edible.
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Robert Radford
Park Seed Co
Greenwood
Editor's quip targets yesterday's Aiken Standard
A reader remarks on errors in the prior issue accusing Page 2 gore headline and mis-spellings. The note cites names like John W. McKee Jr. and Sonny Bono and asks to remove the production gremlins from the building.
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Gremlins
Aiken Standard
Maxwell
Gore
WRDW
John W
Jack’ McKee Jr
McGee
Aiken County
Sonny Bono
Soni
Gimlins
Pierce: Doctor denies conspiracy in sterilization suit
Dr Clovis H Pierce testified he did not discuss his sterilization policy with the other defendants before the Medicaid controversy of 1973. He said there was no basis to claim a conspiracy to force tubal ligations on two black women and noted he only met one defendant after the issue arose. Former Gov Robert E McNair attended as counsel to Ellis.
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Barnwell
Clovis H. Pierce
Aiken
Bruce Shaw
Pierce
R. Archie Ellis
South Carolina
Department of Social Services
Robert E. McNair
Columbia
McNair
Ellis
U. S
Solomon Blatt Jr
Ber
Federal Court
Aiken County Hospital
Virgil Walker
Shirley Brown
Joseph Levin
Southern Poverty Law Center
Montgomery
Ala
Land Subsidy Grant Passes After Wording Is Changed
The Aiken County Board of Commissioners approved a land subsidy grant after changing wording. Donnie J. Williams was appointed County Administrator. The litter officer ordinance passed 5-2 over objections to governor commissions.
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Donnie J. Williams
Aiken County
Funds Approved For Promotion In Aiken County
A 30 000 subsidy to the Schubert and Salzer textile machinery plant was approved unanimously by the Aiken County Board after wording changes to comply with a Supreme Court ruling. The grant funds a 30 acre site valued at 145 000 to be used by the North Augusta Chamber of Commerce plus 15 000 from local businessmen. Opponents argued the money benefits a private firm. supporters said it promotes industrial growth and employment.
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Eric Higgs
Aiken
North Augusta
Lyon
Harold V Graybeal
John C. West
Action
Cleve Edmunds
Ralph Cullinan
L.V. Davis
Aiken County
John L. Hickson
Weather Outlook: Clouds Break as Heat Lingers
Forecast calls for cloudy skies and temperatures in the upper 80s today. The Weather Bureau warns of a possible clearer day ahead with a 70 percent chance of clearing tomorrow.
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Weather Bureau
Grand Jury Questions Aiken County Commissioners in Session
Aiken County Grand Jury questioned four county commissioners in a Monday night session about salaries, salary progression, roads, and the county administrator Donnie J Williams. Grand Jury officials called it a routine advisory rap session with no immediate report.
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Aiken County Board of Commissioners
Aiken County Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Charles W. Kenworthy
Kenworthy
Charles W Prosser
Forest L. Kirby
Ralph F. Cullinan
Donnie J. Williams
Cullinan
W.S. Weeks
Williams
Youth Advisory Council Discusses Aiken Juvenile Needs
LIN SMITHWICK reports on the Aiken County Youth Advisory Council meeting chaired by Mrs. Lula Harper. speakers from South Carolina youth services outlined current services and needs. Carl Littlejohn urged a permanent group home after 189 children passed through Helping Hands since 1973.
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Aiken County
Lula Harper
South Carolina
Carl Littlejohn
Helping Hands Board
Littlejohn
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