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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1975
Page
12
Classified want ads list five pets available including 3 male Persian kittens four months old, 2 Spitz and Toy collie mix dogs, and an AKC Bouvier des Flandres from championship bloodline with prices from $25 to $250 and up. Contact numbers provided.
Real estate ads in this newspaper are subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968. It prohibits any preference limitation or discrimination based on race color religion or national origin or an intent to engage in such discrimination. The paper will not knowingly accept ads violating the law and all dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis.
595 acres priced at 225 dollars per acre located about 20 miles from Aiken. features include a 6 acre stocked pond, planted pines, and extensive county road frontage. financing available through Southland Realty Co. Contact 593-9276 or 593-9277. Also listed: 3.68 acres near Aiken with small terms and other plots with ponds.
Aiken area homes feature four bedroom houses in Kalmia Hills and Gem Lake with details on living rooms kitchens dens fireplaces and multiple baths. Other listings include Cropland Park redecoration 3 bedroom home and a 1250 square foot Gem Lakes ranch priced in the 60s and 20s with central air and carport.
A centrally air conditioned cottage with a private back yard sits on five country acres. Includes a shop and ample storage. Real estate ad lists contact REALTORS at 208 Park Avenue SW phone 648 5416 and notes Equal Housing Opportunity.
In a tenable four spades contract, North-South reach a sound game with strong spade support. The defense capitalizes on heart leads and a misfired club, but declarer keeps control by drawing trumps and running diamonds, limiting losers to one per side suit. East’s misplay and the heart shift influence the outcome.
The South Carolina Budget and Control Board extended the government hiring freeze until further notice. Auditor Pat Smith briefed the board on near-final 1974-75 revenue data showing collections $24.5 million below expectations, a factor in maintaining the freeze that began after Gov. James B. Edwards took office.
Dr Charles W Jackson joins the Aiken Barnwell Mental Health Center as an addictions specialist working with drug and alcohol problems and other psychological issues. A native of Edgefield he is married with three children and comes from Columbia where he directed treatment at the Mid Carolina Council on Alcoholism. He has experience in Augusta as a vocational rehabilitation counselor from 1969 to 1972 and plans progressive relaxation to ease anxiety.
The Army Reserves in Aiken announce increased capacity across three units the Military Intelligence unit the 450 Ordinance unit and the Signal unit with Maj Richard C Cooley noting the intelligence group nearly doubled in size and shifting to a tactical intelligence focus including sabotage espionage data gathering and related areas.
Christina Onassis plans a wedding today with Alexander Andreadis in Glyfada near Athens. The ceremony will be in a six person chapel in a garden built by a priest, with Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis expected to attend due to Christina’s family ties.
In Raleigh two Irregardless Restaurant staffers are chosen as jurors for the Joan Little trial. Jule Hudson and Cornelia Howell, both young, join the jury, with defense favoring liberal, non conservative views. The restaurant team runs a healthful vegetarian vibe with shrimp on Fridays.
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley and Patrick Murphy of the Police Foundation plan a joint news conference to launch a new program aimed at involving citizens more effectively in crime fighting. The move follows the quarterly Uniform Crime Report showing an 18 percent rise in serious crimes nationwide in the first quarter.
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