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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1973

Page

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No Advantages Seen In County Run Hospital Says Christy

Aiken County Hospital Board debates private versus county operation with William O. Christy arguing there are no benefits to county control. Dr. George Poda suggests lower indigent care costs, while potential private options raise questions on rates and care quality for the indigent.

Christy Aiken County George A. Poda Poda Carey Shackelford Aiken American Medicorp, Inc John P. Barrett Medicarp New Doctors Hospital Augusta Aiken County Hospital Doctors Hospital American Medicarp Barrett Sam Nesbit Nesbit

Series Starts Monday Pierce Cunning Weird Murder Conviction

Aiken Standard previews William Junior Pierce, dubbed cunning and diabolical, as reporter Judy Rich details background and Sgt. B E Nichols’ investigation into the death of Ann Goodwin. Pierce, already convicted of murder and linked to four other deaths, faces more charges in North Augusta and Aiken County.

William Junior Pierce B.E. Nichols North Augusta Nichols Pierce Ann Goodwin Aiken Standard Judy Rich Sgt. Nichols Aiken County General Sessions Court

Banksia Library to Open in Aiken Citizens’ Dream Realized

The home of Richard Howe, once an estate and college campus, will become a public library for Aiken. Gifts and pledges totaling 51704 secure the project, ensuring Banksia becomes the community library.

Richard Howe Aiken Banksia

Cox seeks curb on Watergate hearing news

Special prosecutor Archibald Cox moves to limit press coverage of the Senate Watergate hearings after failed efforts to halt them. Testimony at the hearing includes claims that Herbert Porter lied under oath and Haldeman noting Dean did not file formal investigations or report in writing.

Washington Sam J. Ervin Jr Archibald Cox Senate Herbert L. Porter H.R. Haldeman John W. Dean III Dean Haldeman

Brandt Meir Talks End With Visit Invitation

AP reports Willy Brandt and Golda Meir concluded talks in Jerusalem with Meir agreeing to visit Germany, a historic first by a Israeli leader. The invitation signals a new phase in Israel Germany ties amid lingering wartime memory of six million Jewish deaths.

Jerusalem Willy Brandt Golda Meir Germany Israel Meir Brandt

Franco to Step Down as Spain Leader This Weekend

Franco plans to relinquish power as head of state and name Adm. Luis Carrero Blanco president this weekend. The transfer would mark the first since 1939 and Franco will retain two powers, chief of state and armed forces head, with a cabinet shakeup planned for next week.

Franco

U.S. Firms Plan Major Russian Gas Import Deal

El Paso Natural Gas Co and Occidental Petroleum Corp sign a letter of intent with the Soviet Ministry of Foreign Trade to import more than 10 billion dollars of natural gas over 25 years. The agreement signals a significant energy trade between the United States and the USSR.

Moscow Soviet Union The el Paso Natural Gas Co Occidental Petroleum Corp Soviet Ministry of Foreign Trade

School Board Sets Budget Discussion

The Aiken County Board of Education will discuss the 1973-74 budget at its Tuesday night meeting at 7:30 p.m. The proposed budget should exceed last year’s $15,489,507 total and is due for public distribution by June 1 under state law.

Aiken County

War Monument Fund Drive Set

Aiken County launches a fund drive to honor 25 Viet Nam War dead with a six by three foot Georgia marble monument to be placed near the old post office and Farmers and Merchants Bank. Spearheaded by Barrel Whitley the project aims to raise 1200 for construction and installation, with early support from the VFW and American Legion Posts.

Whitley of Farmers and Merchants Bank Old Post Office Farmers and Merchants Bank Georgia Georgia Marble Co Elberton Whitley VFW American Legion Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund Farmer's and Merchants Bank

Esmon Named Circulation Manager for Aiken Standard

Dwight A. Esmon 23 of Mt. Vernon Illinois named Circulation Manager for the Aiken Standard. A business graduate of the University of Houston he formerly worked in the Miami Herald accounting department and as GM of Greatthing Inc. He is married to Sandra Baker and resides in Greenbrier Apartments. He is son of T. Lloyd Esmon of Nashville. Esmon succeeds Jeff Boreham now with the Raleigh News and Observer.

Esmon University of Houston Miami Herald Miami Fla Greatthing Inc Sandra Baker Greenbrier T. Lloyd Esmon Nashville Ena Nashville Banner and Tennessean Jeff Boreham Raleigh News and Observer Raleigh N.C

Aiken Area Weather Forecast Warm With Showers Possible

The Aiken vicinity forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with warm temperatures today tonight and tomorrow. An afternoon chance of thundershowers exists today and tomorrow with highs in the upper 80s and lows mid 60s. Rain chances are 30 percent today and 10 percent tonight.

Aiken

Banks, lollipops, and late budget nights in Aiken County

Bruce Cole from Palmetto Federal was seen with a lollipop at his desk as Aiken County commissioners and the county administrator linger over the budget late into the night. They will meet again tonight to continue the work. The column notes 101 years since Congress authorized the penny post card.

Palmetto Federal Bruce Cole Aiken Congress

Father's Day Gifts From 1926 Spur Magazine Ad List

A 1926 Spur Magazine published by the Angus Company lists father gift ideas such as a Chrysler Imperial 80 for 2495 dollars and a Chevrolet Roadster for 510 dollars. The piece notes the magazine was bought by Mrs Dag Larson in Washington DC and lent to Stephen Lott of Aiken, who says she plans to publish it.

Spur Angus Company of New York Dag Larson Washington, D.C Stephen Lott Aiken

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Emily L. Bull Banksia Library Eeaos By Susan Schubert Larry Lawrence Seven Seas Park Arlington Tex Lawrence Cox Brand U.S School Board Friends of the Library Aiken City Board of Commissioners Banksia Renova Tion Esmon Circulation Manager Dwight A. Esmon Mt. Vernon, Ill Dwight Esmon Houston Graduate Yesteryear Highland Park Country Club Highland Park Hotel
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