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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1971

Page

3

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North Augusta Lions Install Officers and Honor Dr Outts

North Augusta Lions installed new officers on Tuesday night and paid tribute to Dr John William Outts a local pharmacist who won the Lion award for selling an unbeaten total of 1830 in horseshow ads Outts earned the award for the second consecutive year and was praised for outstanding and dedicated service by Lion Horse show chairman John Hixon. Hixon said horseshow profits had exceeded all expectations with the total now at 12775. Newly installed officers included Manley Mathews president Warren Kenrick first vice president Hammond Burckhalter third vice-president Buren Lown treasurer W E Bishop director Thomas Flanagan lion tamer and Cliff Dickey tail twister.

North Augusta Lions John William Outts North Augusta Outts Buren Lown W. E. Bishop Thomas Flanagan Cliff Dickey

South Africa Executed 81 Last Year Says Justice Minister

Cape Town AP report notes Justice Minister Petrus C. Pelser told parliament that 81 people were executed in South Africa in the previous year.

Cape Town South Africa Petrus C. Pelser

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