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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1974

Page

4

North Augusta and Aiken form joint council

The North Augusta Aiken Joint Council held its first planning meeting with Albert George of Aiken as chairman and John L. Hixon as vice chairman. It drafted a purpose and guidelines to improve liaison, goodwill, and mutual action between the two chambers of commerce while avoiding political questions.

North Augusta-Aiken Joint Council Albert George Aiken John L. Hixon Greater North Augusta Chamber Board Aiken and North Augusta Chambers of Commerce

Park Project in Aiken Spurs Federal Grant News

The City of Aiken Recreation Department earned a $25,000 federal matching grant from the U S Bureau of Outdoor Recreation to convert a former clay pit into a neighborhood park for Kalmia Hill South residents. The plan could inspire countywide reuse of eroded kaolin-rich lands through land improvement funds.

City of Aiken U.S. Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Kalmia Hill South Aiken County

What Was Given Up In Name Of Peace

The brief euphoria over an Israeli Syria cease-fire fades as reality returns. Concessions were substantial for both sides and may not be fully revealed soon. The United States likely made concessions too though not yet clear. Kissinger’s role is praised for moving parties toward understanding but may need reduced engagement at Geneva. The Middle East is not the only global flashpoint demanding attention.

Middle East Israel Syria United States Geneva Tel Aviv United Nations U.S Mr. Kissinger Kissinger Dale

Big Mother In Action At CPSC Meeting

Reporter John D. Lofton Jr describes a Consumer Product Safety Commission meeting where staff debated a pedal powered vehicle from Environmental Vehicles Inc. CU urged a ban citing safety flaws while EVI defended the PPV as safe. The article pokes at pro consumer fervor and questions cost to taxpayers.

Consumer Product Safety Commission CPSC Bureau of Engineering Sciences Bureau of Compliance Bureau of Epidemiology Bureau of Economic Analysis Office of Standards Coordination Office of General Counsel Office of Commission Washington Environmental Vehicles, Inc Sterling Heights Michigan Consumers Union R.R. Rutherford Rutherford PPV EVI, Inc

Our Man In Geneva by Holmes Alexander

Ambassador Francis L. Dale, chief of the U S mission to the European Office of the United Nations, discusses global patterns in meetings and conflicts. He argues for historical perspective, cautious progress, and anthropology as a path to understanding, stressing human sympathy and faith over mere organization.

Francis L. Dale Geneva United States United Nations Dale Cincinnati Ohio Portugal Chile Cincinnati Reds Bengals Enquirer Canal Zone Mid East United Nations General Assembly Security Council New York City Madame Mironova Nancy Kissinger Cincinnati Bar Associations Ambassador Dale

Spartan ethic call echoed in Graham sermon

Billy Graham argues for a new Spartan ethic to tackle America’s problems. He compares Ralph Nader's ideas with Christianity and urges better people over better technology. He cites Rome and stresses love of country and God, diligence, repentance, faith, and service as paths to a stronger nation at its 200th anniversary.

Billy Graham Ralph Nader A.H Sparta Mr. Nader America Rome

Girl Scout Day Camp Sets New Aiken Site

Aiken Girl Scout Community Committee announces a day camp at Dr. Howard G. Royal farm on Silver Bluff Rd twelve miles from Aiken. The donated wooded site offers swimming and facilities with Eleanor Haasis leading a trained staff including Mrs. Julius Rubens and Mrs. James Chapman among others to oversee waterfront and unit leadership.

Aiken Girl Scout Community Committee Howard G. Royal Silver Bluff Royal Eleanor Haasis Haasis Knoxville Julius Rubens James Chapman A.B. Cox Eldon Vass Paul Hinson Phillip Gee Hoyt Bodie James Oswald Warren Kruger Margell Sullivan C.W. Church Richard Lewis

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North Augusta Golan Heights Mt. Hermon Jerusalem John D. Lofton JR By Holmes Alexander Marcate Yesteryear Dorothy Macdowell Samuel A. Cothran Robert D. Cathcart
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