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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1972

Page

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South Vietnamese Advance From Two Fronts Near Quang Tri Citadel

South Vietnamese troops pushed toward the walls of Quang Tri Citadel in the north and recaptured a second district town on the central coast. An AP report filed from Quang Tri said government paratroopers broke through heavy artillery fire and breached two points in the fortress walls, with officers noting substantial casualties but withholding figures.

Saigon Quang Tri Associated Press Dennis Neeld

Tanaka and Nixon to Hold Talks in Hawaii in August

Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka accepts an invitation for talks with President Nixon in Hawaii on August 31 and September 1. No formal agenda was released, described as an exchange of views. The discussions precede Tokyo’s talks with China and the Soviet Union and follow Nixon’s looming re election bid.

Washington Kakuei Tanaka Nixon Hawaii China Soviet Union

Strike Shuts Down British Ports Over Jailings

Striking longshoremen halted all major British ports in protest of five London dock workers jailed for defying a new labor court. Thousands in other industries joined the sympathy stoppage, with about 42,000 longshoremen affected. The walkout began Friday in London Liverpool and Hull and expanded as miners printers auto workers and truck drivers joined in.

London Liverpool Hull

Hope For Rescue Of Miners Fading In West Virginia

Rescue workers drilled a five inch hole into a burning mine where nine miners are trapped 650 feet underground at Consolidation Coal Co to reach them. No word has come since the fire started Saturday evening while 31 other men below ground escaped to safety.

Blacksville W. Va Consolidation Coal Co Blacksville No. 1

Marcos Shifts Office to North Luzon Flood Zone

President Ferdinand E. Marcos moves his office from Manila to the flood disaster area to supervise rescue and relief operations. The death toll reaches 213, most from drowning, with at least two million homeless and losses estimated at 445 million dollars.

Manila Ferdinand E. Marcos North Luzon

Syria pressured to expel Russians

The Syrian government faces pressure to expel Soviet military advisers mirroring Egypt’s move. The Syrian Communist Party threatens to quit the government if expulsions occur, while Nasserite groups in the Baath-led coalition press for action as solidarity with Egypt.

Associated Press Egypt Syrian Communist Party Beirut al Hayat Baath Socialist Party

Truck Stolen and Pulled From Pond at Clay Plant

A two ton dump truck from J M Huber Clay Company in Langley was driven through Chalk Bed Road fence and into Graniteville Blue Hole pond Friday night. Deputies divers and sheriff deputies worked Saturday from 7 a m to 11 a m to remove the submerged truck after chalk bags were mistaken for a body.

J.M. Huber Clay Company Langley Aiken County Huber Company Sheriff’s Deputies Graniteville Blue Hole Clay Company Jim Whitehurst Paul Lagrow Chalk Bed Rd Whitehurst Sheriff's Department Aiken P.M. Posey The

New Filing Creates GOP Primary In Aiken House Race

Gaines Washburn filed as a House candidate in Aiken County, triggering a GOP primary in August. Five Democrats and five Republicans now seek four county seats, with Washburn joining incumbents and refiled Democrats after a noon deadline. The Justice Department reviews the seating clause, as candidates from both parties refile to potentially adjust the at large race.

Steve Craw Aiken Gaines Washburn House of Representatives Washburn House Aiken County Larry Murphy Edwin E. Farmer Richard Freeman Constance Myers New York U. S. Justice Department Board of Commissioner Civil Rights Division Justice Department Washington, D. C South Carolina Attorney General's Office John Henry Williams General Assembly Jervis Arthur Graniteville W. E. Derrick Wagener Marion McGowan Irene Rudnick Larry Sauls North Augusta Marshall Cain Zack Fulmer Cecil Collins John D. Lowery Savannah River Milbrook Baptist Church North Carolina Lela

No Relief In Sight For Haze Over Carolinas

A high pressure hot air dome hangs over the Carolinas with a two mile haze layer. Weather officials doubt the system will break today. Partly cloudy hot humid conditions persist with 30 percent rain chances today and Tuesday, 20 percent tonight. Highs near ninety, lows near seventy. Winds 5 to 10 mph. An extended outlook through Friday shows scattered afternoon thundershowers and warm temperatures. Washington remains on pollution alert but could be cancelled if winds continue.

Carolinas

Pets and Children Parade at Aiken Park Show

More than 220 children and their pets gathered at Virginia Acres Recreation Park for the Aiken Recreation Department Pet Show. Dogs cats turtles mice chickens goats frogs birds fish and kids waited as judges examined entries. Winners received blue ribbons and runners up red. Funkie the turtle won for most unusual name.

Aiken Recreation Virginia Acres Funkie Ed Russel

Girl 3 Dies In Wreck On New By Pass

A three year old girl, Stephanie Lloyd of Rt 3 Aiken, died in a collision at Trolley Line Road and the by pass at 10 45 p m yesterday. Her mother Inez Lloyd survived the crash as a car driven by Bruce Hart 26 of 780 Boardman Road collided with theirs. H T Mole of the South Carolina Highway Patrol investigated the accident.

Stephanie Lloyd Aiken Inez Lloyd Bruce Hart Boardman Road H.T. Mole S.C. Highway Patrol

New TEC Center Nears Opening in Aiken South Carolina

The Aiken Technical Education Center nearing completion will host its first smelter in September as the 13th TEC in the state. Director Ashley Little told Rotarians that over half the faculty and students are hired and registered 70 percent of the three building complex is done with moves planned to Palmetto Building and Schofield School temporary quarters on August 14.

Aiken South Carolina Ashley Little Aiken - Augusta Little First Presbyterian Church Post Office Aiken Tee Palmetto Schofield School Aiken Tec

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