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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1973

Page

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Private firms eye takeover to build new Aiken hospital

Extendicare Inc of Louisville has offered to take over the current Aiken County Hospital and build a completely new facility under private management. American Medicorp Inc, a large hospital owner, also prompts discussion with its computerized scheduling and ongoing projects.

Aiken County Public Library Aiken County Hospital Aiken County Hospital Board of Trustees Extendicare, Inc Louisville Extendicare American Medicorps, Inc Medicorp Expan

Local Travel Officials Meeting Highlights Cooper Visit

Mr and Mrs Fred Cooper returned from a Curaçao trip where they attended a directors meeting of the American Society of Travel Agents and were guests of the government's Tourist Board. Eleanor Haasis Gardening in Aiken will appear despite Miss Hansis losing an arm in a recent accident. The Rotary newsletter notes a humorous domestic moment with Nancy Vernon.

Fred Cooper Curaca Netherlands Antilles American Society of Travel Agents Tourist Board Eleanor Haasis Aiken Miss Hansis

Skylab Repair Effort Aims To Restore Power On Orbit

Skylab crews rate the two person space walk at 50-50 to unjam a solar wing. Commander Charles Conrad Jr and Joseph P. Kerwin prepare to exit the station at 12 13 p m EDT with 60 foot lifelines to feed oxygen and air to their suits as they seek full instrument power and a complete two week mission load.

Conrad Joseph P. Kerwin

Nixon selects Kelley for FBI director

President Nixon names Clarence M. Kelley Kansas City Police Chief as his choice for FBI director from 27 top candidates. Nixon says Kelley was first on the list, but Kelley cannot answer questions due to upcoming Senate confirmation hearings.

Washington Nixon Kansas City Clarence M. Kelley FBI Oval Office Kelley Atty Elliot L. Richardson J. Edgar Hoover Nally Richardson White House Senate

F-111 Production Halt Confirmed By Pentagon

The Defense Department will stop F-111 fighter bomber production after fulfilling 543 remaining orders to end in 1974. General Dynamics, builder for a decade, expresses disappointment at the decision. The program began in 1962 with plans for 1,726 aircraft and has faced several crashes and disappearances over Indochina missions.

Washington Defense Department General Dynamics Corp Pentagon Defense William P. Clements Air Force General Dynamics Robert S. McNamara McNamara Indochina

Nixon to Convene Cabinet Amid Inflation Fight

Nixon calls a Cabinet meeting as signs mount he will push a new plan to curb inflation. Economic advisers cut short a Paris trip to return to Washington and Labor prepares the May wholesale prices report, expected to show worsening inflation.

Washington Nixon Paris Labor Department

House Votes Boost Minimum Wage Toward $2 and $2.20

The House approved a measure to raise the minimum wage from $1.60 to $2 this year and to $2.20 in 1974, extending coverage to government workers and domestics. The 287 to 130 vote sent the bill to the Senate, reversing a defeat last year and continuing a push that began in 1970.

Washington House Senate

Aiken Area Forecast With Warm Humid Spell

The Aiken vicinity forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies and mild temperatures with a 40 percent chance of showers today, 30 percent tonight and tomorrow. Highs in the lower 80s and overnight lows around 60. Friday should stay partly cloudy with little change. Saturday to Monday bring partly cloudy skies, warm days, mild nights, and a chance of thundershowers.

Aiken

Victim Fends Off Robber Targeting Lockheed Executives

Cobb County police say a would be robber took a family hostage and was shot by Lockheed Georgia executive R H Old Jr in a Cobb County home. The wounded man, Clifford Henry Wallett, 60, a Lockheed engineer from England, may recover from leg and spine wounds. Police found plans for five more robberies and a list of 13 alternate targets in his car.

Marietta, Ga Lockheed-Georgia Cobb County Lockheed R.H. Old Jr Clifford Henry Wallett Lockheed - Georgia England Wallett Old Clarice H.D. Davis

Girl Scout Council Plans New Headquarters Site

The Central Savannah River Girl Scout Council will build an office complex between North Augusta and Belvedere to serve 15 counties in SC and GA. Southeastern Builders, Inc. will construct the four offices with completion expected around year’s start. Camp Tanglewood in Martinez GA will add two weeks July 1 7 and July 8 14 to accommodate more girls ages 7 to 17.

Augusta John P. Barrett American Medicorp Savannah River Aiken Central Savannah River Girl Scout Council North Augusta Belvedere Janie Brown Southeastern Builders, Inc South Carolina Georgia Martinez Columbia Road Miss Brown

Wholesale Price Index Jumps Again

The Labor Department reported May wholesale prices up 2.1 percent from April, an annual rate of 25.2 percent. Farm products surged 6.1 percent after a 2 percent April drop, signaling ongoing inflation and complicating the Nixon administration's mid year outlook.

Washington Labor Department Nixon

Police traced Wednesday night threat list and car devices

Capt. Mulliford said all five families named in the Wednesday night list were contacted and were safe. A map and minute by minute diagram showed 86 to 96 miles to be covered in the operation. The car contained electro mechanical devices and a shotgun rigged to a belt that could be fired remotely. Old family members were bound and a youth described as a boyfriend was taken captive during the home intrusion.

J. M. Mulliford Atlanta Police Investigations Division Larry Kitchen Lockheed Georgia Davis Old Davis

Trenton Peach Festival Lights Up Town with Peach Parade

Trenton gears up for the Third Annual Peach Festival drawing about 5 000 visitors. Festivities begin at 10 a.m. with Miss Peach and Little Miss Peach Blossom crowned, a parade with Floats and dignitaries, including Congressman Dorn, peach tastings, contests, exhibits, and a teen dance at night.

Trenton Fritz Huiet Miss Peach Miss Peach Blossom Huiet Wm. Jennings Bryan Dorn

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Emily L. Bull Sion Medicorps Rotary Newsletter Nancy Bill Vernon Cabinet Hopelands City of Girl Scout N.A Brown Tanglewood Ming North Augusta Aiken Girl Scout Office Canada Southern Railway Charleston
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