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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1971

Page

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Aiken County Magistrates oppose bill to shrink ranks

North Augusta meeting of Aiken County magistrates circulated petitions against a House bill to cut the number of county magistrates from 13 to four and raise salaries. Chairman Edwin Derrick said the group will present petitions to county lawmakers as the bill already passed the Senate.

Aiken North Augusta S.C House of Representatives Senate Michael Laughlin Gilbert E. McMillan Salley Edwin Derrick Aiken County Magistrates Association County House Ate Holley Sys

Who Has Solution To 480 Stumper Readers Enter Now

Puzzle fans race to submit solutions before noon Wednesday. Some boast a winner, others doubt their entries. Enter as many times as you like and grab extra copies if unsure.

Bacall objections lead Pan Am to drop Bogart Casablanca ad

Actress Lauren Bacall pressured Pan American World Airways to withdraw an advertisement showing Humphrey Bogart in Casablanca. The ad featured a photo of Bogart with the caption Play it again, Sam. A Pan Am spokesman said the display was removed to avoid causing upset.

New York Lauren Bacall Pan American World Airways Casablanca Humphrey Bogart Bogart Ingrid Bergman Pan Am Sam

Paratroopers from 82nd Airborne Head to South Korea

More than 800 paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne Division are en route to South Korea to take part in Operation Freedom Vault war games. They departed from Bragg on C141 Star lifter planes and will parachute in Wednesday morning United States time to test airlifted troop coordination with the South Korean Army.

FT. Bragg N.C 82Nd Airborne Division South Korea United States U.S

Greek archaeologist finds original church site in Jerusalem

Archeologist Athanasios Economopoulos reports uncovering remains of the original church built over Jesus's grave in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Old Jerusalem. He says Constantine the Great founded the church in 335 and restoration by the Greek government and patriarchate is ongoing, to finish next year.

Jerusalem Jesus Athanasios Economopoulos Constantine the Great Economopoulos Church of the Holy Sepulchre Old Jerusalem

Rail Negotiations Near Settlement in Nationwide Strike Threat

Washington AP reports railway workers and management are one major obstacle from a nationwide rail strike settlement as talks resume at the Labor Department. Assistant Secretary W J Usery Jr says proposed work rule revisions are the final hurdle. Management argues the changes are needed for efficiency. unions warn they would cost thousands of jobs.

Washington Labor Department Secretary of Labor W.J. Usery Jr Rail Management

Connery Close to Returning as James Bond in New Film

James Bond star Sean Connery reportedly nears a United Artists deal to reprise the role. No comment from Connery after Monday talks, with the Daily Sun noting only the fee remains to be settled, pegged around a million dollars plus a share of the film.

London Sean Connery Connery Chiefs United Artists Daily Sun

Blaiberg Widow Weds Israeli Official in Netanya

Ei leen Blaiberg widow of Philip Blaiberg and recipient of the second Barnard transplant has married Herbert Blum a retired Israeli official. Rabbinical sources cite a ceremony last week in Netanya with Blaiberg dying Aug 17 1969 at age 50.

Tel Aviv Israel Eileen Blaiberg Philip Christiaan N. Barnard Herbert Blum Mediterranean Netanya Blaiberg

Firemen Halt Arson Attempt at Schofield High School

A fire was started in Schofield High School Library at 8:45 p.m. by unknown persons who poured kerosene and set papers ablaze. Firemen contained the blaze. damage includes library and hallway tiles with several desks. Investigators from the State Law Enforcement Division aided. a second arson attempt at a service station opposite the County Courthouse occurred early morning and was controlled.

Busch Schofield High School Aiken J.C. Busbee Busbee Heath

Offensive Plans Disrupted In Laos and Cambodia

U S officials say South Vietnamese advances disrupted North Vietnamese logistics during the dry season and shifted focus to defense, aiding Vietnamization and U S withdrawals. Some sources criticize the Laos operation as poorly planned with high casualties and limited gains amid ongoing battles such as at Landing Zone Brown near Laos Highway 9.

Saigon U.S Laos Cambodia Hanoi Ho Chi Minh Trail South Vietnam North Vietnam Vietnam Panhandle

New Courthouse Plans Unveiled for Aiken County Complex

An artist rendering reveals a 78,000 square foot Aiken County Office Building and Courthouse Complex to cost about 25 million dollars with a completion target of Nov 30 1972. Architect and Sen Gilbert E McMillan presented plans on a controversial site between Richland and Park Avenues within Aiken city limits. Bids are expected in April amid drainage concerns noted by critics.

Aiken County Gilbert E McMillan District Richland and Park Avenues City of Aiken

Assembly Invited To Sulky Races In Aiken

South Carolina legislators were invited to attend Aiken’s sulky races the event opening a three weekend Triple Crown. The delegation approved 75 percent federal aid for solid waste equipment and allocated funds for probate, family court offices, and county welfare board salaries amid food stamp program budget overruns.

S. C. General Assembly Senate House Aiken County Aiken Judge of Probate Family Court County Welfare Board Austin van Zile van Zile

16 Horses Entered In Harness Races In Aiken Meet

Entry closing saw 16 horses registered for the first of three harness racing events at Aiken with eight races to be run in two heats. Advance ticket prices range from $1 to $2, as organizers promote both the harness date on March 6 and the Aiken Trials on March 13.

Aiken Abraham Schultz Cambridge Mass F W. Smith Rhode Island Charles King George Dunagan E. H Minnier W. L. Inglett Augusta Commercial Manning-Owens Kalmia Plaza Edwards and Woodrugg Drugs Mitchell Shopping Aiken Standard City Billiards Julia's Bankers Trust Farmers & Merchants Bank

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