25 Jun 1975
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1975
Page
1
In New Delhi the rise of a reformist faction within the Congress party gains momentum as 25 of 515 lawmakers back Mohan Dharia amid Indira Gandhi’s parliamentary restraint and pending appeal over an electioneering conviction.
Washington AP columnist Jack Anderson published Rosselli's claim of five assassination attempts on Fidel Castro in the early 1960s. He cited notes of cash payments poison pellets high powered rifles and speedboat dashes to Cuba and mentioned Castro's reported illness after one alleged poisoning.
Kenneth Huff, 37, sought in the abduction of two girls and a probate judge in McPherson was arrested near Okmulgee Oklahoma at about 7 a.m. He was found sleeping in a wooded area and the two girls were released unharmed while the judge continued home.
The House Commerce Committee approved an energy conservation bill 26 to 17, setting gasoline efficiency standards for autos and mandating price cuts for domestic oil after the Fourth of July recess.
A mild rain yesterday eased dryness. Today the forecast shows a 30 percent chance of rain with 40 percent tomorrow. Highs in the upper 80s, afternoon and evening thundershowers expected to cool. Tonight's low near 68. Winds variable to easterly five to 10 mph, tomorrow southeast at five to 10 mph.
The Agriculture Department reports beef prices at 1.54 per pound on June 7, the highest since 1974, with projections of a peak this week or next and steadying into August. Gasoline prices rose 1.8 cents a gallon after a February tariff, while Ford critics warn of higher costs and broader economic strain.
The Aiken County Historical Society will hear former Baptist minister H. Dwight McAllister of Columbia speak on a Bicentennial theme at its regular meeting Sunday. The session will take place at the Aiken Masonic Temple on Laurens Street at 3 p.m.
The item notes Renee Bell was impressed by a friend's car tape player that turned out to be an ash tray. Clyde Bullfinch tested seven ice cream flavors at a local parlor and suffered a stomach ache due to the heat.
The Supreme Court rebuffed the Justice Department in expanding the Clayton Antitrust Act scope. The department may still gain the change through Congress, potential path to broader antitrust powers.
Four tentative routes from I-20 through North Augusta to the Bobby Jones Expressway were shown at the North Augusta Chamber breakfast. Project engineers Bland Mellett and Henry Hammond explained accept–reject planning steps and highlighted the ARTS corridor from I-20 near North Augusta to the Savannah River crossing near the Columbia Nitrogen Plant.
Rev Peter J Marshall preached on growing beyond the baptism of water and seeking the Baptism in the Spirit at St Johns United Methodist Church in Aiken. He described a point in time experience and noted speaking in tongues as a common sign, though not universal for him.
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