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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1973
Page
15
Property listings advertise homes with features like swimming pools, lake access, fenced yards, and multiple bedrooms. Prices range from about 12 000 to 40 000 with contact numbers and owner listings, plus land for sale and near town amenities. Homes are marketed by owner or broker with emphasis on location, size and improvements.
Eighty of the 106 American prisoners of war freed by North Vietnam will fly home on Wednesday aboard four planes to Andrews, Scott, Kelly, and Travis bases. The move leaves 56 POWs and two West Germans at Clark Air Base awaiting transfer.
Seven white students were treated for injuries after a racially charged confrontation at South Mecklenburg High School in Charlotte. Police planned to station officers at the campus as junior classes attended West Mecklenburg High. The clash followed ongoing racial tension noted since last week.
The Missouri Supreme Court will hear John Hall Cannon's appeal next week seeking innocence by reason of insanity in the 1971 double murder case involving his mother and stepfather and the shooting of his 4 year old half brother. The appeal questions expert testimony and jury instructions under federal rules and challenges Cannon's confession as obtained by subterfuge. Also on the docket is the Cutter brothers blackmail appeal in the Florence area.
Detroit AP reports Clayton Woodard Jr aged 24 was arraigned on manslaughter charges after witnesses said he forced 12 year old George Jerry into a pool three times and did nothing as the boy sank. The child attended the Dancy School of Observation for retarded children and had feared water. Woodard reportedly turned himself in to police following the death.
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