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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1973

Page

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County clock repaired as sign of advancing times

County officials note the courthouse clock is restored and will be kept in running order. County Administrator Ronald LaCouture likens the management of the county to the clock. County Attorney William G. Lynn Jr. makes his board debut and responds to Chairman Harold Graybear, saying I think that is correct Your Honor.

Ronald LaCouture William G. Lynn Jr Board of Commissioners Harold Graybear Lynn

House to Vote on Vetoed Vocational Rehabilitation Bill

The House faces a likely vote next week on a 2.6 billion vocational rehabilitation bill vetoed by Nixon. The Senate is expected to override next Tuesday, while the House outcome remains uncertain after a close 213 165 vote on a prior attempt to reduce the proposal.

Washington House Nixon Congress Senate

Thais Hijack Bus To Bangkok

Armed Thai hijackers seize a bus near Korat with 30 passengers and drive to Bangkok Airport. Claim to be from Thai Black September, demand a plane to Peking. Military sources note five to six gunmen with at least one grenade and a pistol hold passengers aboard.

Bangkok Thailand Peking Thai Black September Organization Korat

Hope for narrowing trade gap seen by U S official

Treasury official Paul Volcker notes a 14 percent rise in exports and 12 percent rise in imports over four months, suggesting improvement in the trade picture despite January and February deficits. He explains a trade deficit means more foreign goods are sold in the U S than U S goods abroad.

Washington U.S Treasury Department Paul Volcker Monetary Affairs Volcker

Meany Links Price Rise to Wages and Food Costs

AFL CIO President George Meany told the House Banking Committee that big wage settlements depend on lowering food prices. He warned unions will not accept gains that fail to cover higher food bills. The testimony previews his appearance as Congress weighs extending Nixon era price controls, with Patman and others backing a general price freeze.

Washington Aflcio George Meany Fact of Life House Banking Committee Nixon Wright Patman D-Tex

Coast Guard Ends Search for Norse Variant Survivors

The Coast Guard called off its week long search for survivors of the Norse Variant and another ship missing in the same area. Only survivor Stein Gabrielsen, 23, an engineman, was flown to Oslo for a family reunion.

New York Coast Guard Stein Gabrielsen Oslo Norway

New Look Planned For Money Rates

International monetary leaders agree on a partial return to fixed but adjustable exchange rates under study by the IMF Committee of 20. The system would be more flexible than the old regime, allowing quicker adjustments and wider day to day currency swings.

Washington International Monetary International Monetary Fund Committee of 20 New World Monetary

POWs Arrive at Clark Field After Hanoi Release

Forty nine American prisoners of war landed at Clark Field in the Philippines after liberation by Communist forces in Hanoi. They were flown in by two large flying hospitals and joined 27 military personnel and five civilians freed in Hanoi the day before.

Clark Air Base Philippines Hanoi Clark

Rain Showers Possible With Midweek Warmth Forecast

The forecast notes a 20 percent chance of showers tonight rising to 50 percent tomorrow as a possible preview of April showers. Lows around 50 tonight with highs in the mid sixties Thursday. Winds will be southerly at 10 to 15 mph tonight and tomorrow.

Board Seeks More Hospital Trustees And Library Funding

The Aiken County Board of Commissioners voted to expand the hospital trustees by two, totaling 11, and to appoint all trustees via the commission. They also allocated 25 000 for libraries including 10 000 for Banksia renovation, 10 000 for a new bookmobile, and 5 000 for the Nancy Carson Library foundation in North Augusta.

Aiken Hospital Relief Society Carrol Warner Jo Ann Price Banksia Aiken County Aiken - Bamberg - Barnwell Edgefield Nancy Carson North Augusta Friends of the Price G. Ashford Milner State Horse Creek Valley Larry Murphy Ronald LaCouture Langley Murphy

FCC Orders Probe of Sex Talk Shows

The FCC has ordered an investigation into sex talk radio programs to determine if broadcasters carried obscene indecent or profane material. Complaints followed broadcasts where an interviewer chats with callers about their sex lives.

FCC Washington Federal Communications Commission

Minibottle Bill Ratified in South Carolina Liquor Law

South Carolina moves to end brown bagging with a minibottle system after voters approved a constitutional change last November. The ratification bill awaited signings by Lt. Gov. Earle Morris and House Speaker Solomon Blatt, ending liquor carry in and changing where drinks can be bought. The Senate passed 32 to 12, with fewer licensed establishments and higher drink costs expected.

Columbia South Carolina Earle Morris House Solomon Blatt Senate

Edgefield Man Faces Rape Kidnapping Charges

A Trenton man, Hunter G. Kneece, 20, was arrested after a two county manhunt and arraigned in Aiken on kidnapping and Edgefield on rape. Bond set at 5,000 in Aiken. awaiting Edgefield bond. Incident occurred at Kalmia Plaza with a car kidnapping and assault on a 17 year old girl.

Trenton Edgefield Aiken Hunter G. Kneece Rt. 2 Box 89 Eureka Kneece Carroll Busbee

Three Arrested in Augusta Armed Robbery Case

Mary Marcel Masters 24 of North Augusta was charged with accessory to armed robbery. Elmer Eugene Morris 30 of Belvedere and Harold David Beasley 26 of North Augusta were charged with armed robbery after the Monday incident in which Worth R. Hatcher was robbed of 188 dollars in Augusta.

North Augusta Aiken County Augusta Mary Marcel Masters Georgia Ave Elmer Eugene Morris Karens St. Belvedere Harold David Beasley Walter Newman

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