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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1971

Page

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End of SST funding leaves program to private finance

Washington AP reports that from Tuesday the U S will be out of the SST business as Congress rejected 134 million in subsidies ending federal involvement. William M Magruder of the Department of Transportation says private financing may occur but talks are not encouraging.

Washington U.S William M Magruder Department of Transportation Age Congress Senate House Magruder

Coed Jails Proposed by Congressman Mikva in Prison Reform

Representative Abner Mikva of Illinois suggests mixed gender prisons as a reform to ease inmate complaints. His views stem from prison visits and survey responses showing the top grievance as lack of normal sexual relations and separation from family.

Washington Abner J. Mikva D-Ill Mikva

Tito Visits Pope in Vatican First Communist Leader Meets Pope

President Tito of Yugoslavia, in a top hat and tails, met Pope Paul VI in the Vatican for over an hour. The Pope praised Tito for seeking peace and international collaboration and urged Church noninterference in state affairs.

Vatican City Tito Yugoslavia Paul VI

Tate Trial Resumes Deliberations In Murder Case

Los Angeles AP reports jurors in the Sharon Tate murder trial resume deliberations after a two month verdict return that sentenced Charles Manson and three followers to death or life imprisonment. The panel, sequestered in a downtown hotel, spent 52 hours reviewing evidence before a Sunday break. Convicted co defendants Susan Atkins Patricia Krenwinkel and Leslie Van Houten remain part of the case.

Los Angeles Sharon Tate Charles Manson

Search On For Killer Pell City Teen Charged In Parents Death

Authorities across the Southeast seek 19 year old James Nathan Ball in the shotgun deaths of his parents J T Ball and Flossie Lee Ball both aged 37. Dist Atty Charles Robinson says Ball is charged with murder and is believed to be with a 16 year old girl as he travels.

Pell City. Ala Pell City James Nathan Ball J.T Flossie Lee Ball Charles Robinson

Prize Dog Found on School Grounds in China Grove

Nova a blue ribbon Wei mariner show dog missing a month is found on China Grove Elementary School grounds by custodian Carl Wilkerson.

China Grove N.C Carl Wilkerson

Inside Today Highlights and Sections

A compact rundown of the paper’s sections including Comics Editorial Deaths Want Ads Women’s News and a brief note on daily features. It previews the day’s reads and sections without detailed event coverage.

North Augusta GOP set for mayor as Democrat fails to file

Incumbent Ray Walters leads North Augusta race after Democrats pass filing deadline. Three Democrats seek two year council terms: Hamilton Hallman Price. One year council seat goes to Burttram. All candidates bring local civic roles. Republicans run full slate.

North Augusta Ray Walters Red Hamilton Wallace J Hallman W. L.bubba Price Walters Jerry Lee Burttram McJunkin Corp Hamilton Clearwater Finishing Plant

Drop Your Pants Case Ends in Dismissal

An Akron attorney urged the defendant to drop his pants during a Driving While Intoxicated trial in Kent Ohio. The seven woman jury gasped as the defendant revealed deformed legs from World War II injuries. Municipal Court Judge Robert Kent dismissed the case.

Kent Ohio Akron Robert Kent Streetsboro Roger Dipaolo

Railroads Face Financial Strain Despite Freight Dominance

Ernest R. Boyd of Southern Railway told Aiken Rotarians that railroads move more freight than all other transport combined yet face a financial collapse. He cited a government study showing a one month rail shutdown would shrink GDP by 13 percent and raise unemployment by 15 percent while highlighting rail’s crucial role in moving cotton, canned foods, and pulp and paper. He blamed the low 2.4 percent investment rate and discussed potential nationalization as a proposed solution.

Ernest R. Boyd Southern Railway Columbia Boyd Aiken America U.S

Bond Proposal Seeks 1.6 Million for Aiken Projects

Aiken City Manager Roland Windham proposes a 1.6 million bond to fund a 1.3 million storm drainage system a 323 912 public works facility a 405 000 public safety building and a 482 822 multi purpose activities building The plan would raise 20 mills in taxes or about 30 dollars more per year for the average homeowner with separate votes on each item and petitions already in process for a freeholder majority backing.

Aiken Roland Windham Windham Teen Town City Progress Committee Frank Galardi Aiken Architectural Firm Alexander and

North Vietnamese Overrun U S Artillery Position

North Vietnamese sappers overran a U S artillery base near Da Nang at 2 a m. killing 33 Americans and wounding 76 in an hour while U S forces reported 12 sapper deaths. The assault marked the region’s high American toll and ongoing enemy action.

Saigon U.S da Nang Marble Mountain Chu Lai

Thurmond ‘Man To Beat’ In 1972 South Carolina Battle

Three South Carolina Democrats say Strom Thurmond will be a hard candidate to defeated in 1972 due to fatherhood and long public service. They note his age forty eight and his recent support for Nixon as potential vulnerabilities. The race remains unsettled with no clear front runner to challenge the longtime senator.

Washington Strom Thurmond S.C South Carolina

FBI Joins Search For 3 Escapees in South Carolina

The FBI joined the hunt for three inmates who fled Friday morning from the S C Central Correctional Institution in Columbia. Authorities say the men may have crossed the state line into Georgia or Florida and are considered extremely dangerous.

FBI S.C. Central Correctional Institution Columbia Roper Highway Patrol Richard V. Woods Beaufort Richard Flynn Florida David Anthony Johnson Greenwood County Asbill Hutto Aiken County Phillips J W. Strickland South Carolina- Georgia Georgia Strickland

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