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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1972

Page

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North Korea Demands U.S. Troop Withdrawal at Panmunjom

At Panmunjom North Korea renews demand for all U.S. troops to leave South Korea to ensure peace. It accuses the United States of blocking Korean unification by sabotaging conferences on unification per the 1953 armistice. Maj. Gen. Han Yong-ok speaks at the 329th AMC meeting.

Panmunjom Korea North Korea U.S South Korea Korean Peninsula United States Joint Military Armistice Commission Han Yong-ok William P Rogers Washington

Meany Quits Pay Board Over Labor Slant

AFL-CIO leader George Meany announces his resignation from the Pay Board after a meeting with labor chiefs in Washington. He says he and two other labor heads Floyd Smith and I W Abel will quit immediately, accusing the program of bias against workers.

Afl-Cio George Meany Washington Meany Machinists Floyd Smith I.W. Abel

Hussein plans U S visit to discuss Middle East peace

King Hussein said he would travel to the United States within days to confer with President Nixon on his proposals for the region. He denied any direct talks with Israel about a semiautonomous Palestine on the West Bank and said a United Arab Kingdom could be formed only if Israel accepts the 1967 UN Resolution as the basis for peace.

Amman Jordan Hussein United States Nixon Middle East Israel Palestine West Bank Jordan River U.N. Security Council

Two Americans Die In Indochina War Toll Rises

AP reports two American soldiers were killed in action and 12 wounded in Indochina last week, the lowest U.S. casualty toll in four months. South Vietnamese losses were higher with 357 government troops killed and 943 wounded, plus 20 missing, as fighting increased in the Hue A Shau valley and central highlands.

Saigon Indochina U.S Hue-A Shau Central Highlands

Equal Rights Bill Passes After Senate Vote

Congress approves a constitutional amendment for women’s equal rights by an 84 to 8 Senate vote. Supporters celebrate with cheers and a champagne toast. Sen Sam Ervin of North Carolina condemned the proposal, insisting opponents misquote scripture.

Washington Congress Senate Sam Ervin D-N.c

Miss Stallworth Relinquishes Miss Aiken Title for National Queen

Susan Stallworth quits Miss Aiken to become National Watermelon Queen and depart for Europe late April. Jane Sherer, runner up, becomes Miss Aiken and will enter the Miss South Carolina contest in Greenville in July. Sherer, 20, USC Aiken student, previously Miss North Augusta, calls the change unexpected.

Miss Aiken Susan Stallworth Europe Miss Stallworth Miss Sherer Aiken South Carolina Greenville Susan Jaycees North Augusta University of South Carolina Aiken

Sunny weather for Aiken steeplechase on Saturday

The third leg of the Triple Crown is forecast in Aiken with highs in the upper 60s to near 70 and clear skies. Tonight will be colder with scattered frost and low in the mid 30s, while tomorrow brings around 70 with little temperature change and near zero rain chances. An extended outlook shows a chance of showers Monday.

Aiken

Industrialists Defend Charges Of Pollution

A staff report recounts a rodeo themed column about a mule race with humorous ruminations on mule behavior. The narrator reflects on training and acclimation before the anticipated Saturday race.

Living Costs Jump as Grocery Prices Lead Rise in February

Washington AP report shows the Consumer Price Index rose 0.5 percent in February the sharpest gain in nine months. Grocery prices surged 1.9 percent the largest monthly increase since March 1958, while weekly earnings rose 35 cents to 130.27 but purchasing power fell 24 cents. The rise continues under Phase 2 controls with living costs accelerating beyond pre freeze rates.

Washington Nixon Labor Department Bureau of Labor Statistics Afl-Cio Bureau

Filing Fees Cut for Aiken County Commissioners Race

The Executive Committee of the Aiken County Democratic Party lowered filing fees for Democratic candidates. Six commissioner seats drop from 250 to 125 dollars while the chairman's fee reduces from 600 to 175 dollars, citing salary changes in the new home rule bill.

New County Board of Commissioners Aiken County Democratic Party Mary Baker Board of Commissioners

GOP Forum Highlights Taxes and Milk Price Fixing

A Republican platform forum at the County Courthouse drew 20 attendees and spotlighted taxes milk price fixing and inequitable tax appraisals between industrial and farm land. The event is part of a traveling state forum series led by Dan Ross to inform the platform committee.

Republican Party Platform Committee Dan Ross Paigns Columbia Florence Greenville Charleston Gene Hamlet South Carolina Tax Commission

Methods to Improve Aiken CBD Plan Proposes Redevelopment

The 1969 CBD plan for Aiken suggests creating a private redevelopment corporation of merchants and property owners as an overall planning vehicle. It also recommends securing federal urban renewal funds and considers a constitutional amendment voted statewide.

Regional Officials Meet Over River Pollution Findings

Mayors and industrialists from both sides of the Savannah River gathered in Augusta for a pollution enforcement conference. A federal EPA report blamed lack of regional planning in Aiken County and identified chromium pollution from two local industries. The session included state agency remarks and concluded with an executive session to draft Washington recommendations due today.

Savannah River Augusta Federal Environment Protection Aiken County Horse Creek Holiday Inn Georgia South Carolina EPA Washington, DC Charles Hollis Kenneth Tinsley South Carolina Pollution Control Authority R. S Howard Leonard Ledbetter Georgia Water Quality Control

Stumper Hins Again, Jackpot Still Growing

No winner for this week’s Stumper puzzle as prize money rises to 370 dollars. Puzzle lovers can try again in Friday’s newspaper for another chance at the growing jackpot of 370 dollars.

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