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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1974
Page
11
Public real estate notices in this newspaper affirm equal opportunity housing under the 1968 Fair Housing Act. It states no preference or discrimination based on race color religion or national origin and that all dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis.
For sale 10 acres joining Aiken State Park and a private hunting club with an old house and well. Price 6500 dollars with terms possible. Contact 275 2615 or 275 2300 after hours. Also several rental listings: Johnston DC furnished 1 bedroom apartment near Union Street SE, 648 5361 after 5. near Kalmia Plaza 2 BR furnished or unfurnished with central air, 648 6364. 1 BR apartment with kitchenette private entrance air conditioning central location 648 6294 before 5.
A compilation of real estate ads across Aiken with brick duplexes 4 rooms per side priced around 20 000 and 17 000, large 3 bedroom homes for 35 000 and 26 000, investment properties mobile home park 27 000, and other single family houses plus land 2 acre lot and 2 story 4 bedroom 2 bath. Listings by Hayes and Hayes Dunkelbarger Simpson and Dunkelbarger and 711 Richland Avenue West Speak to 649 2931 649 4179 648 2518 649 4097.
Fully furnished three bedroom unit near Hunting Island offered for rent at 75 dollars weekly. Contact 652-2802 for details and availability.
The AP notes 46 US nuclear plants supply 6.3 percent of capacity with 220 more hoped by 1984 while international plans tally 300 abroad. Five nations have tested bombs and Nixon backs peaceful use with Egypt and Israel. France and China resist nonproliferation pledge. India and Brezhnev push or query tests. Atomic Energy Commission lists tests by power and underground yields.
Pat Nixon, amid excited youngsters, joined a circle of school children in Jerusalem as they waved American flags and shouted Nixon and shalom. In White Sulphur Springs, Gerald R. Ford told the Grocery Manufacturers of America he is the nation’s first instant vice president, praising instant coffee tea and oatmeal.
Maia Widmaier, Pablo Picasso’s eldest illegitimate child, gains automatic inheritance rights after an appeals court recognition that she is Picasso’s daughter under a new French law. She is 39 and born from Picasso’s affair with Marie Therese Walter. In New York, Soviet diplomat German Kosenkov testified in a federal case about a prank involving beef blood on two teenagers, highlighting immunity concerns. Mitchell Rein, 18, is found guilty of juvenile delinquency and faces confinement until age 21.
Secretary of Defense James R. Schlesinger hinted he would have weighed the pros and cons of aiding Egypt to build nuclear power plants. Pentagon officials suggested he leans against the plan, preferring to list disadvantages before advantages while noting normalization could broaden U.S. agreements with Egypt and Israel.
The meat industry faces demoralization from sales losses as some Midwestern markets report reduced cattle and hog supplies while the Agriculture Department notes no significant farm holdback. Officials warn it may take days to confirm any withholding to push prices higher as lenders and import quotas loom. John McGregor of a major Washington feed lot says he will not withhold cattle.
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