Vocational School Broadens View for County Students
Aiken County Vocational School runs a six week Summer Vocational Orientation for 120 eighth and ninth graders. Students rotate through masonry welding carpentry auto mechanics electricity air conditioning and drafting. The program funded under Title I and promoted by the State Department aims to expose students to vocations and encourage better academic effort. A long range evaluation will follow to measure impact.
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Aiken County
State Department of Education
R. L. Coffey
Acade
Red Duchess of Medina Sidonia Fights for Social Justice
Luisa Alvarez de Toledo y Maura, 21st duchess of Medina Sidonia, known as Spain's Red Duchess, has spent years opposing Franco's regime. After 10 months in jail for aiding farm workers, she advocates for villagers facing land abandonment and seeks to pressure fellow aristocrats to save dying communities.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Spain
Sanlucar
Sra
Dona Luisa Isabel Alvarez de Tole
Do Y Maura
Medina-Sidonia
Villafranca and
Los Velez
Luisa Alvarez
Sra Duquesa
Duchess of
Villahermosa
Loss Of Revenue To Cut TV Season
Hollywood reports inflation rising costs and cigarette advertising losses shrink the next TV season to a record short run. Most series will air 22 to 26 original weeks before reruns, pushing the season end into March. Producers trim casts sets and location shoots to cope with higher budgets and tighter deadlines.
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Hollywood
Richard Diamond
Bob Claver
Diamond
Linkletters Work Well As Team
Hollywood interview with Jack Linkletter, NBC daytime host on Life With Linkletter, describing his father Art Linkletter as a strong partner. They discuss candid debates on issues like lowering the voting age, open dialogue with the audience, and their close, evolving father son relationship.
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Hollywood
Jack Linkletter
Jack
NBC
Linkletter
Art Linkletter
Dad
China Seeks to Keep World News From Its People
A report describes how Communist China restricts information reaching its 750 million citizens. It details censorship, punishment for listening to foreign broadcasts, and the reliance on rediffusion networks to control news, noting increased outside broadcasts and limited public awareness of space exploration.
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Hong Kong
China
Peking
Canton
Taiwan
Soviet Union
United States
Kaiping
Kwangtung
Kirin
Radio
Moscow
Voice of America
More Than 35 000 Drivers Lose Licenses In Sixty Nine Seventy
The South Carolina Highway Department withdrew licenses of 35 037 drivers in the 1969 70 fiscal year ending June 30. The leading cause was driving under the influence followed by accumulated points under the point system and safety responsibility violations. Reckless driving and other violations also contributed to the suspensions.
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South Carolina
Highway Department
Swaziland Radio Expands Broadcasts to Highlight Traditions
Radio Swaziland increases daily air time by three quarters to nine and a half hours. Old listeners will share past events and customs while youths answer questions on Swazi traditions. Director David Nkosi says programs aim to meet home focused needs, including women.
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Mbabane
Swaziland
Radio
David Nkosi
First State National Bank of Jackson sees 1970 June 30 report
National Bank Region No. 6 publishes the report of condition for the First State National Bank of Jackson in South Carolina. Consolidating domestic subsidiaries are listed as of the close of business on June 30, 1970, in response to the Comptroller of the Currency call under 12 U.S.C. 161.
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First State National Bank of Jackson
S.C
U.S. Treasury
U.S
Bank balance sheet and court summons in Aiken South Carolina
This notice contains a balance sheet for a South Carolina bank with assets and liabilities including U.S. Treasury securities and deposits. It also includes legal notices: a summons for relief in John Hampton Harley versus Evelyn E G Harley, filed July 2 1970, with publication orders and attorney details.
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State OF South Carolina
County OF
Aiken
John Hampton Harley
Evelyn E. G. Harley
S. C
Aiken County
Williams & Johnson Plaintiff's
Clerk of Court of Common Pleas
South Carolina
Henderson, Salley, Cushman
Boden
Heimer
W.G. Lynn
Legal Notice of Personal Debt Responsibility
Official notice stating the individual will not be liable for debts incurred by others. Name Ronald O. New includes dates July 17 21 24 as identifiers. Public record serves to limit liability for third party obligations.
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Ronald O. New
Brown seeks liquor license for Aiken retail store
Frank S. Brown intends to apply to the South Carolina Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission for a license to operate a retail liquor store for the fiscal year ending June 30 1971 at Rt 5 Box 243 Hwy 278 Aiken South Carolina 29801. The notice lists the owner and the dates July 7 14 21 for the filing.
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South Carolina Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission
Rt 5
Box 243
Hwy. 278
Aiken
S. C
Frank S
Brown Rt
Box
Directors attest the report of condition validity
The undersigned directors A GILFORD TRAPP E E STEED W T PHILLIPS attest the report is correct and examined to the best of their knowledge and belief as true.
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R.D. Lybrand
V.P. & Cashier
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R.L. Coffey
G. T. Myers
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H. August Debelius
Copley News Service
Red Duchess
Palomares
Hal Holbrook
Aaron Ruben
Andy Griffiths
Andy
Techmicolom
PY Teace L
Piuss
Linkletters
Rediffusion
Religious Broadcasting Organization
Manila
Okinawa
The
Radio Moscow
Carouse
Carousel
Legals
Sile Pos
National Bank Region No
Ren
Federal
IRS
Cie
State OF
County OF Aiken
Harrison B. Rogers
Dolley W. Rogers
Park Avenue
Henderson, Salley, Cushman, and Bodenheimer
W.G. Lynn, JR
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