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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1972

Page

3

York to Have Nuclear Plant Near Allison Creek

Duke Power reportedly plans a 700 million nuclear plant near Allison Creek and Lake Wylie in York County. A luncheon with state and county officials is billed to announce details, while core-sampling crews work on an environmental impact study for licensing.

Rock Hill, S.C Duke Power Co Allison Creek Lake Wylie York County Duke Power Atomic Energy Commission S.C. 274 Newport Five Points Lake Norman North Carolina

Grimball Dismisses Suit Against USC

Judge John Grimball dismissed a 25000 civil suit by Patricia A. Jeffcoat of Lexington County against the University of South Carolina. The suit claimed embarrassment and injuries from an usher at Carolina Coliseum during a circus event. The ruling held the case against the state required legislative waiver of immunity.

Columbia Fifth Judicial Circuit John Grimball University of South Carolina Patricia A. Jeffcoat Lexington County Carolina Coliseum Grimball Jeffcoat Coliseum Guy T. Jones Jr USC

Horoscope for Cancer to Leo and Daily Signs

The sun shifts from Cancer to Leo at 2 03 p m EDT. Read your sign for guidance on money, plans, and priorities with advice to act with care, stay organized, and pursue steady progress through today.

Leo Taurus Virgo Libra Scorpio

Otepka Retires From Government Service

Otto F. Otepka quietly retires from government service after Nixon accepts his resignation from the Subversive Activities Control Board effective end of June. Appointed in 1969, he chose to retire by the June 30 cutoff with incentives for long-time workers. Otepka had been ousted in 1963 as the State Department's top personnel security officer and endured a long, losing battle.

Washington Otto F. Otepka White House Nixon Otepka Sub State Department

Eisenhowers Refute McGovern Claim in Post Letter

John Eisenhower and Mamie Eisenhower dispute Senator McGovern’s claim to be a disciple of Dwight D. Eisenhower’s defense policy. John Eisenhower calls the assertion erroneous and notes fundamental differences in priorities and defense philosophy. The letter responds to McGovern’s Oklahoma City speech contrasting military spending with constructive national goals.

Augusta George McGovern Dwight D. Eisenhower Washington Post John Eisenhower Mamie Eisenhower Augusta Chronicle Sen. McGovern Gen Eisenhower McGovern Oklahoma City

POW Wives Song on POW MIA Story From Vietnam War

Mrs. Sandy Bagley of Sumter South Carolina records a song about prisoners of war and missing in action after a four year search for a music writer to tell the POW MIA story. Her husband Maj. Bobby R. Bagley is among those missing. Music is said to set the mood.

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