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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1970

Page

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Snake handler Bill Haast recovering after bite

Bill Haast at Variety Children’s Hospital in serious but improving condition after a Malaysian pit viper bite. The 59 year old serpentarium owner reportedly has high antitoxin levels in his blood and is highly allergic to the venom. His wife Claritta Haast provided the account of the incident from Sunday night.

Miami Bill Haast Variety Children's Hospital Haast Claritta Haast Serpentarium

Dancer Lisa Hoffman Faces Arrest Shield Fight

Go go dancer Lisa Hoffman argues nudity is art and freedom while Circuit Judge Marion Gooding weighs money as a motive. The judge declines to grant a restraining order against arrest for indecent exposure as Hoffman, 24, faces trial after three arrests this month. She testifies tips average about $2 with partial nudity and $10 when she removes her full costume at the cocktail lounge.

Jacksonville Fla Lisa Hoffman Marion Gooding Miss Hoffman

Talks on U S China relations continue in Warsaw

A State Department official said the United States wants to resume talks with Communist China and improve relations. He declined to confirm reports that President Nixon favored recognizing mainland China and emphasized readiness to resume Warsaw talks at any time.

Washington State Department Nixon Robert J. McCloskey United States Mainland China Warsaw

FDA approves first horse use of DMSO drug

The FDA authorized market introduction of DMSO for horses only. The compound has drawn attention since 1962 for its alleged pain relief and rapid skin absorption, though tests show severe adverse eye reactions in animals.

Washington The Food and Drug Administration FDA

Uncontested divorce filed by Dore Previn in Los Angeles

Dore Previn and Andre Previn, married nearly 11 years and parents of Mia Farrow connected twins, finalized an uncontested divorce in Los Angeles with no contest. They agree to equal division of undisclosed community property including royalties from jointly written songs.

Los Angeles Dore Previn Andre Mia Farrow Previn London Symphony

5000 Year Old Native American Ancestor Found

Anthropologists at a Bay Area construction site uncovered well preserved bones scraps of flesh and clothing dating about five thousand years. A female native American ancestor of present day California Indians is identified by tests and museum experts describe the find as surprising and significant.

Bay Area Robert Schenk Treganza_ Anthropological Museum Newsmen

Prince Charles Warns UK Students Ahead of Washington Visit

Prince Charles told five British students to behave themselves in Washington next month as he handed out science medals. He joked that if people say they didn t behave you can tell them it wasn t true and said they were chosen for ambassadorial qualities.

London Prince Charles Princess Anne White House Washington

Deadline Shifts to Wednesday Noon for Stumper Puzzle No. 13

Deadline moved to Wednesday noon for the $170.00 Stumper Puzzle No. 13. Entrants are urged to work out new solutions and submit many entries to boost winning chances, as the puzzle is solvable per informants.

Aiken Hears Chief Brown Dismissal Rift Deepens

No date set for a dismissal hearing for former Aiken Police Chief J B Brown as City Manager Windham agrees to a public hearing upon Brown request The charter reportedly provides no hearing for department heads with Brown aiming to challenge dismissal reasons and Windham detailing the grounds for removal while detective W J Ray resigns in protest and an investigation continues See BROWN Page 12.

Aiken J. B. Brown Roland Windham Brown Henry Busbee Windham W. J. Ray Ray Force

Inside Today Comics Editorial Death Sports TV Want Ads Women's News

The page mixes briefs on comics editorials sports and television with ads and women’s section notes offering quick items and notices. Readers get a hub of short items across sections in a traditional newspaper collage.

Want Ads Women’s News

Council Backs Windham In Police Controversy

Winter City Council voiced unanimous support for the City Manager amid police department issues. C T Coleman presented the Central Business District Study Committee findings which were forwarded to Planning and Zoning for further study. RSVP program was disbanded per chair Mrs. Robert McKellar, with a certificate planned later for her effort.

Hastings Wyman Brown Jones C. T. Coleman Central Business District Council Mrs. McKellar

Dayan May Resign If More Accepted

Jerusalem AP reports growing signs Israel will reluctantly back the 90 day cease fire plan to restart peace talks. Defense Minister Dayan allegedly considers resigning if the cabinet accepts the U S proposal amid fears over territorial withdrawals. Premier Meir faces caucus vote and possible speech to Knesset as Allon and others publicly back acceptance with reservations.

Dayan U.S Israel Gaza Strip Golan Heights Syria Sinai Desert Strait of Tiran East Africa Asia Golda Meir Meir Washington Knesset Yigal Allon Allen United States Abba Eban

Bombing across Laos and Vietnam escalates in large campaign

U s bombers roared along Laos and Vietnam borders dropping over 1800 tons in heavy raids. Strikes stretched 200 miles along the Ho Chi Minh trail from the Laotian panhandle to Cambodia, with other missions near Da Nang and into Cambodian fronts. Ground action rose in the north as an American patrol suffered casualties, while Viet Minh forces pressed on Gio Linh and refugee camps, as North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces moved on Kim Rom plateau.

Saigon South Vietnam Ho Chi Minh Trail Laotian Panhandle Demi Gio Linh Demilitarized Zone Cambodia Kim Rom

Three Shot At Chicago Rock Concert

A free city sponsored rock concert in Grant Park erupted into a riot with over 2,000 youths clashing with police. Dozens of cars were burned, windows smashed, and 148 arrests made as three youths were shot and 63 injured including 24 officers.

Chicago Grant Park Lake Shore Balboa State Street

Shop Aiken Drive Aims to Rally Local Merchants

Aiken merchants are urged to attend a continental breakfast at 7 30 a m Thursday at the Commercial Hotel to discuss boosting local shopping. The program seeks to curb customers voting with their dollars for Georgia and to emphasize supporting Aiken businesses.

Aiken Georgia

ASC Director Transfer Protested in Aiken County

A statement condemning the removal of Eugene Hamlet as ASCS director in Aiken County was sent to U.S. Senator Thurmond and state officials. Signed by 120 county residents and Republican officials, it challenges the committee and calls Hamlet’s transfer an administrative move while noting bipartisan opposition.

Aiken County Eugene Hamlet GOP W.N. Blackwell State Committee Hamlet Department of Agriculture ASCS William Barmore Blackwell Aiken Sen. Thurmond

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