Investigator Nichols Details Lead in Cuttino Case and Goodwin Probe
North Augusta investigator Sgt. B E Nichols described a sprawling probe across four states that culminated in links between the Ann Goodwin murder and a burglary ring while outlining the first clues to Margaret Cuttino's death. He said 300 people were questioned and more than 5,000 man hours logged.
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Judy Rich
North Augusta
Ann Goodwin
Augusta
Margaret Cuttino
Sumter
B.E. Nichols
Goodwin
Baxley
William Junior Pierce
Pierce
Nichols
Olin C. Redd
SLED
Baxley County
Redd
J.B. Strom
Cuttino
Swainsboro, Ga
Wrens
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Rock Hill
Brenda Drive
Sheriff's Department
Olin Redd
William Pooser
Courtney Drive
Pooser
North
Myers to Leave Aiken County Education Post Tonight
Dr G T Myers Aiken first district school superintendent will attend his final Aiken County Board of Education meeting. He retires July 1. Pat Conroy told Rotarians California hippies outdo Aiken hippies. A joke about insects and elephants ends with a centipede joke from the coach.
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G.T. Myers
Aiken
Aiken County
Pat Conroy
Aiken Rotarians
California
Going On Watergate Hearings Stay Public
Federal Judge grants immunity for John W. Dean to testify before the Senate Watergate committee and allows live radio and TV coverage. Dean must also testify before the Watergate grand jury without immunity, while his lawyer warns of possible self incrimination.
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Washington
White House
John W. Dean
Senate
U.S
Watergate
Dean
Dollar Slightly Lower in European Exchanges
The American dollar edged downward in some European markets while holding steady in others. Gold prices weakened slightly in London and Zurich with Zurich opening at $117 an ounce, $1 below recent highs, and London easing from $116.50 to $116.20 as Pentecost holiday kept Swiss markets closed.
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London
United States
Zurich
Zur
Agnew Urges Expanded Nixon Economic Authority
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew told Congress to grant broader power to build economic systems for the rest of the century. Speaking to the Michigan Manufacturers Association in Lansing he said global economics are equally important as politics and security.
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Lansing, Mich
Spiro T. Agnew
Congress
Nixon
Michigan Manufacturers Association
Agnew
Hafez Loses Vote Of Confidence In Beirut
Premier Amin Hafez failed to win a parliamentary vote of confidence in Beirut but secured a postponement to stabilize his government. Sunni leaders opposed to his rule boycotted the session, and two Sunni cabinet members resigned amid growing sectarian pressure and calls for a stronger administration.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Amin Hafez
Hafez
Israel
Supreme Court upholds Clean Air Act limit on pollution
The Supreme Court backs a lower court ruling that the Clean Air Act forbids any significant deterioration of existing air quality. The decision, urged by Sierra Club and others, could block new coal fired plants until cleaner technology is developed.
Aiken Area Forecast Calls For Showers And Thunderstorms
The Aiken vicinity forecast predicts warm highs in the low 80s with showers and a chance of thunderstorms today. Tonight remains mostly cloudy with near 70 degree low and possible thundershowers. Tomorrow highs reach the mid 80s with a 50 percent rain probability and gusty winds near any storms.
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Aiken
Water Rate Hike Sets Budget for Aiken City
Aiken City Council approved a 1973 74 budget of 2 383 750 and adopted a water rate hike. Out of town residents pay twice city residents for water as Councilman Hastings Wyman defended the measure saying it funds better water pressure and service. Wyman noted 819 947 had been accumulated since 1969 for facility improvements.
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Aiken
Ing
Hastings Wyman
Wyman
Resident Objects After City Council Adjourning Meeting
Robert M. Cook, an out-of-city resident, complained about rising water rates and a leaking standpipe on Laurens Street. He cited an 80-year-old standpipe removed in January 1973 and calculated 70 819 gallons per 30 days equaling 9 443 cubic feet monthly, costing $70.88 for out-of-city residents.
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Aiken
Robert M. Cook
Laurens Street
Cook
Could Mean End To U S Bombing Be Near
Saigon sources said a Paris draft by Kissinger and Le Duc Tho envisions a cease-fire within 24 hours of signing and timetables for rest of the truce. If implemented, Article 20 would curb operations, potentially ending U S bombing in Cambodia.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
U.S
Cambodia
Storm Damage Reported Across City Streets
Weekend rain and thunderstorms knocked out traffic lights in Richland Park Rutland and Whiskey areas. Most were restored by Sunday afternoon, with two intersections back by yesterday. Three stores at Kalmia Shopping Center suffered drain overflow damage. Singer Store closed for inventory, damage cost not yet estimated. Kissinger returned to Paris from Washington with no comment on a disputed communique while Saigon and Washington reportedly agree in general on terms, Hanoi's reaction to revisions pending.
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Roland Windham
Richland and
Park Avenues
Rutland
Whiskey and
South Boundary
Newberry and
Park
York and Park
Day Windham
Kalmia
Singer
Rural South Carolina deputy appointment ruling discussed
Aiken County debate over who can appoint a deputy sheriff centers on the 1972 act. The attorney general says the sheriff must appoint special deputies, with the county administrator lacking direct appointing power and the sheriff personally liable for deputies' acts.
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House
Irene Ruding
Aiken County
South Carolina
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