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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1976

Page

7

Sabin says universal flu immunization unlikely this year

Charleston AP reports Dr. Albert Sabin of the Medical University of South Carolina warns it is virtually impossible to immunize every American before a potential September influenza epidemic as school reopenings approach. He notes prioritizing who gets vacci nes first, with elderly and school children among candidates.

Charleston Albert Sabin Sabin The Medical University of South Carolina Gerald Ford Congress Fort Dix South Carolina Leo Walter Department of Health and Environmental Control DHEC

Horse Show Slated Sunday At Camp Long

Sunday at Camp Long the 4-H Horse Show will display English and Western riding starting at 10 a.m. Riders aged 9 to 19 may enter after paying a 2 per class entry fee. Sally Tucker of Aiken judges English classes. Buddy Eison of Collins, Ga judges Western. Admission is free.

Camp Long Sally Tucker Aiken Buddy Eison Collins, Ga

Christian Choir Easter Program at Marion Street Baptist Church

The Cotton Christian Choir will present its annual Easter program at Marion Street Baptist Church on Palm Sunday April 11 at 3 p.m. The public is invited to attend.

Cotton Christian Choir Marion Street Baptist Church Palm Aikien Baptist Church

Youth Revival Set At Couchton Baptist Church

Couchton Baptist Church hosts Youth Revival Services this Friday and Saturday at 7 30 p m Tim Madaris of South Aiken Baptist Church will be guest speaker.

Couchton

State Control Of Zoo Backing In Columbia Hearing

A House subcommittee heard broad support for a bill to place Riverbanks Zoological Park under state control. Over 20 favored the measure with some opposition citing funding. Proponents cite educational value and regional appeal while supporters push for a state commission to direct the zoo and continued local bond funding.

Columbia House Riverbanks Zoological Park Richland County Prosperity House Agriculture and Natural Resources David F. McInnes D-Sumter Ways and Means Committee Norma C. Russell Lexington Riverbanks Park Commission City of Columbia Richland Russell Charles A. Williams Richland County Council N. Welch Morrisette Donald Bridgewater Minnesota Zoological Gardens Riverbanks Park Bridgewater Theodore Reed National Zoological Park Washington Riverbanks Molly Ravenel Charles Doug’’ Ravenel Jaqueline A. Jacobs South Carollina Wildlife Federation

Military Briefs Highlight Local Armed Forces Service

US Air Force S Sergeant James M Morgan arrives for duty at Upper Heyford RAF Station England. He is Jefferson High School graduate and son of George Morgan of North Augusta. S Sergeant Joseph Wade assigned to Augusta US Army Recruiting Station overseeing Edgefield Johnston and Trenton. S Sergeant George E Forest son of Mattie Forest North Augusta arrives for duty at Chanute AFB Illinois. Nezzie L Thomas Wagener resident has two sons in service. David L Thomas graduates from Naval Training Center Orlando. Sellous W Thomas Jr assigned to 36th Engineer Group Fort Benning Ga.

Oxford England Air Force James M. Morgan Upper Heyford Raf Station Morgan Jefferson High School George Morgan North Augusta Augusta Joseph Wade U.S. Army Edgefield Johnston Trenton Wagener Nezzie L. Thomas David L. Thomas Naval Training Center Orlando Fla Sellous W. Thomas Jr 36Th Engineer Group Ft. Benning

FRP boosts demand as autos cut weight study says

Owens-Corning reports fiberglass reinforced plastic usage rising in cars to cut weight and boost mileage. By 1981 Laminate in automotive applications expected at 820 million pounds, up from 285 million in 1975. Front-end panels are common on 27 models and other parts expanded.

Toledo Owens-Corning Lion

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