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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1971
Page
3
Monday astrology preview with signs ARIES through PISCES. Advice covers persuading others, planning home projects, early starts, job applications, stylish living, efficient mornings, contract reviews, direct dealings, networking, chores, and noncooperation among associates. Pleasant evening hints at news and social outreach.
In Elgin a storekeeper Tillman Branham was shot dead after he refused to open the cash drawer during a Saturday holdup. James Lawhorne Jr. and King Solomon Stone were arrested, with Lawhorne wounded in a deputy’s gunfire during a car pursuit and both held at Central Correctional Institute in Columbia.
Scott Walker moved from Garrett High School to Hunley Park Elementary in Charleston after a discipline breakdown cited by Cooper River district officials. Garrett High faces weeks of Negro boycotts and racial unrest as teachers and parents oppose the transfer. William M. Turner shifts from Hunley Park to Garrett.
Approximately 800 elementary school principals from North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Mississippi Alabama Tennessee and Florida will attend the 21st annual Southeastern Conference of Elementary School Principals in Columbia March 3 6. The theme is What Values for the 1970s and the event is hosted by the South Carolina Association of Elementary School Principals.
Clemson University textile chemist Dr. Robert H. Barker received a $44 000 Cotton Incorporated grant to study how flame retardants work on cotton. The grant funds a one year project to improve chemical factors making cotton flame resistant, aiding safer consumer fibers and supporting cotton farmers through R D and promotion.
Senator Edward Kennedy spoke to the South Carolina Junior Chamber of Commerce in Charleston calling for a rapid exit from Indochina and funds to heal the sick. He criticized the SST program and urged focusing on urban decay, education, and jobs while praising South Carolina Senator Ernest Hollings as a potential running mate.
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