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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1976

Page

3

Morning Coffee Costs Rise Across the Nation

Shoppers endure higher prices with 50 cent per pound increases driven by frost in Brazil war in Angola and Guatemala quake. Some switch to tea or instant coffee while overall demand remains steady as grocers and producers report strong sales and no reduction in cafe or store coffee consumption.

Terry Kirkpatrick Carmenera San Francisco Perrrl Chicago Fred Breaux New Orleans Safeway Stores General Foods Corp

Goren Bridge with Charles Goren and Omar Sharif 1976

The article reviews a World Bridge Olympiad match where West leads, North-South reach six spades doubled, and declarer in six spades executes a winning line. It notes an amusing East West misread, Israel’s six spades score, and promotes Goren’s bridge shortcuts with a mail-order offer.

Tyro West North South Declarer North South East Israel

Stever Nominated to Lead White House Science Office

President Ford nominated Stever, then director of the National Science Foundation, to head the recreated White House Office of Science and Technology Policy. He will advise on all aspects of research and development.

Guyford Stever Ford White House Science and Technology Policy National Science Foundation

Judy Sentenced to Ten Years in Florence Slayings Case

James K. Judy, 23, of North Charleston, received the maximum 10 year term after pleading guilty to being an accessory after the fact of murder in the Prospect mass slayings. He is the last of three men charged in the deaths of eight people unearthed from shallow graves in Florence County last December.

Florence James K. Judy North Charleston Max Imum Johnny Sellers Florence County

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