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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1971

Page

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First In A Series Aiken County Planning Zoning Debate

An editorial preview notes historic attempts at county planning in Aiken County, detailing a former planning commission inactive since 1968, prior legislative efforts, and current moves toward zoning. It highlights subdivision standards, road system planning, and rising right of way costs tied to proposed regional transportation plans.

Aiken County Tive Planning and Development Commission Aiken North Augusta Augusta

Standard Stumper Prize Reaches Five Hundred Twenty Dollars

The Stumper prize grows by ten dollars to a total of 520. Among the entries listed are J. P. Jones Warrenville Robert Mitchell Aiken Mrs R F Anderson Belvedere Ollie M Warner Windsor and Mrs Mildred Eidson Glo verville. Answers appear on page 8 A. Next Stumper appears in tomorrow's Aiken Standard.

Spring J. P. Jones P.O. Box Warrenville Robert Mitchell Laurel Dr Aiken R. F. Anderson Cross M. T. Woodward Audubon Belvedere Ollie M. Warner Windsor Mildred Eidson Gloverville

Battle Brews Over 1950 Detention Law in Congress

Washington AP reports a clash between two House panels over the Emergency Detention Act of 1950. Blacks and antiwar demonstrators warn it could target them, citing WWII Japanese American internment. House Internal Security Committee approves a bill to retain the act but add safeguards.

Washington House Internal Security Committee

Catholics Rush to Merge Churches in Augusta

In downtown Augusta three Catholic parishes Sacred Heart St Patrick and Immaculate Conception plan a merger due to dwindling membership. Parish councils met with Bishop Gerard L Frey to seek approval and no decision on which church remains or future use was announced.

Augusta Sacred Heart St. Patrick Immaculate Conception Gerard L. Frey Diocese of Savannah

Laos Campaign Costly for South Vietnamese in Laos

AP reports a 45 day Laos campaign left about 10 000 South Vietnamese casualties including 3 800 KIA 775 M I A and 5 200 WIA far above Saigon figures. Latest official tallies showed 1 146 KIA 245 M I A and 4 235 WIA with U S air forces credited with 3 600 enemy deaths.

Saigon Laos U.S

Samantha Eggar Wins Divorce From Tom Stern In Los Angeles

British actress Samantha Eggar, 31, is granted a divorce from actor-producer Tom Stern, 37, and receives token alimony of $1 a year for five years. They married in London in 1964, separated five years later, and a Superior Court settlement allocates $25,000 from Eggar to Stern plus custody of their two children, Nicholas and Jenna-Louise, to Eggar. Eggar claims income over $200,000 annually.

Los Angeles Samantha Eggar Tom Stern London Eggar Stern Nicholas Jenna-Louise

Aiken County Prioritizes Local Needs Over Out-of-County Transfers

Aiken County Board of Education chairman A L Maddox Jr asserts local needs take precedence before accepting students from Edgefield County. He rejects Cmdr Ralph C Scott’s claims the renewal contract’s refusal is race driven or sectionalized, stressing the board’s policy role and county electorate.

Aiken County A. L. Maddox Jr

South Carolina Teachers Rally Over Pay and Racial Integration

Officials voiced urgency as South Carolina teachers prepared for the annual convention. Frustrations over the first year of racially unitary schools and a only $300 raise prompted walkouts in Columbia. SCEA leaders urged a meaningful raise. executive director Gibbons said $800 might still not deter teachers from seeking jobs elsewhere. The SCEA delegates met to set plans, with general meetings scheduled for later.

Columbia South Carolina Claude E. Kitchens Jr South Carolina Education Association Columbia City Kitchens SCEA North Carolina Georgia Carlos Gibbons House of Delegates

Senate completes burial of supersonic transport

The Senate voted 51 to 46 to end federal funding for the SST program, halting nearly a decade of subsidies and dealing a blow to supporters while enviromentalist groups cheered. House action mirrored the move, threatening up to 15,000 jobs and over $1 billion in funds.

Senate William Proxmire D-Wis SST

Scott Not Concerned About McMillan Bill

District Highway Commissioner H C Dick Scott said he is not concerned with a senate amendment by Sen Gilbert E McMillan that could allow removal of a commissioner by the same legislative delegations that elected him last spring. McMillan argued the measure would strengthen the law and cited past delays in Aiken County's 1970 paying program. Scott has three years left in a four year term as the district rotates among Barnwell Bamberg and Aiken counties.

Aiken County Senate Farmer H. C Dick) Scott Gilbert E. McMillan Scott Sen. McMillan McMillan Barnwell Bamberg

North Augusta SNAPS Cleanup Gains Momentum

The Jaycee SNAPS Cleanup drive in North Augusta gains momentum with support from Ft. Gordon and the 319 Army Reserve unit. Youth workers collect junked cars and trash as Saturday marks the climax of the drive. large items should be placed at streetside for pickup or residents may call for removal.

North Augusta Ray Boleman Ft. Gordon 319 Army Reserve Augusta Jerry Stallworth

County Officials Seek Security Improvements

Tyler, new superintendent of the Aiken County Stockade, says officials aim to strengthen security after a break in by two prisoners behind Crosland Park. A third suspect faces destruction of private property charges. guards rotate nights, two on site two nights and two for one night, paid $3,788.40 yearly.

Tyler Tyler Aiken County Stockade Crosland Park Aiken Tyler Tyler

Williams McMillan To Attend Hearing On Courthouse Complex

Rep John H Williams and Sen Gilbert E McMillan will speak at a public hearing at 7 p m on the proposed Aiken County Courthouse Office Complex at the present courthouse in Aiken. Williams opposes a 115000 10 acre site and calls it a mud hole with drainage problems.

John H. Williams Aiken Gilbert E McMillan Aiken County Park Avenue Williams Richland Park Avenues East Aiken McMillan Michael Laughlin Marshall Cain Zack Fulmer Julian Dunbar Ed Hallman Hallman and Weems Mackey Scott

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