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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1973

Page

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Banana mishap on ecology tour at Savannah River Plant

Bob Bailey of the New York Times chewed a banana on the Par Pond boat tour and punched a nearby reporter. Nat Stetson of ABC quoted Ron Zeigler asking Hal Willard of the Washington Post to catch a big bass, as Zeigler seeks to smooth over Watergate coverage. Time nears to sign up for the Aiken Tennis Tournament with Mrs. Richard Hawkins distributing entry blanks.

Savannah River Bob Bailey The New York Times Bob Nat Stetson ABC Ron Zeigler Ron Hal Willard Washington Post Stetson Willard SRP Zeigler Post Aiken Richard Hawkins Ray Harvey J.D. Threlkeld AEC Information John Wilford Ben McCarty Les Fraley AEC Biomedical and Environmental Research Susan Schubert Aiken Standard Jim Coates Chicago Tribune

Aides Haldeman Ehrlichman to Visit Watergate Prosecutor

Outgoing White House aides H R Haldeman and John Ehrlichman plan to meet the Watergate prosecutor and Senate committee on neutral ground amid reports they may face indictment for the Watergate coverup. They have resigned as the White House reorganizes responsibilities and Spiro Agnew takes on a broader domestic policy role.

Washington White House H.R. Haldeman John D. Ehrlichman Senate Watergate Committee Haldeman Ehrlichman Nixon Spiro T. Agnew

Stock Market Treads Lower As Nixon Tighter Controls Loom

New York stocks opened softer as traders awaited Nixon’s Phase 3 tightening measures. The Dow slipped marginally while declines edged ahead of advancers amid cautious sentiment, Baxter Laboratories led volume at 47 percent.

New York Nixon Baxter Laboratories

Derby field set for 99th Kentucky Derby

Impecunious sidelined by a week-old injury but Secretariat and Angle Light head a 13 horse field for the 99th Kentucky Derby run at Louisville. Secretariat from Meadow Stable draws post 10, with Meadow Stable stablemate at post 2. Rest of contenders include Restless Jet Warbucks Sham Navajo Twice a Prince Our Native and Royal and Regal from Aisco Stable and Savin names.

Louisville Secretariat Angle Light Meadow Stable Frank Whittaker Restless Jet Hialeah Ter Elkwood Ed Elzemeyer Warbucks Sigmund Sommer Sham Jo Stevenson Ray Stump Elmendorf Farms Royal and Regal Abraham I. Savin Aisco

Nixon Tightens Wage Price Controls for Big Firms

President Nixon broadened government oversight of price boosts by large companies and ordered advance notice for any company wide price rise above 1.5 percent. The move delays increases by 30 days for Cost of Living Council review, signaling a return toward Phase 2 controls without full reversion.

Washington Nixon Cost of Living Council

Cannons Boom In Lebanon Amid Fighting near Beirut

Tank cannons pounded high rise apartments as army guerrilla clashes spread north of Beirut. President Suleiman Franjieh vowed against a Palestinian occupation army. About 500 guerrillas fought massed troops at a Palestinian refugee camp in Dbaye, with some occupying a nearby monastery to evade fire. Cease-fire efforts before dawn and at noon failed to hold.

Beirut Lebanon Suleiman Franjieh Dbaye

Nixon Pompidou to Meet in Iceland This Spring

Nixon and President Georges Pompidou of France will meet on May 31 and June in Iceland according to American and French sources. The talks were previously announced without a fixed date.

Washington Nixon Georges Pompidou France Iceland

Food and industrial prices diverge in April

Wholesale food and farm product prices fell 2.9 percent in April led by meat as a result of a nationwide meat boycott and Nixon price ceilings. Industrial raw materials rose 1.4 percent the largest monthly gain since January 1951, driving an overall 0.8 percent rise in wholesale prices for April.

Washington Nixon Labor Department Bureau of Labor Statistics

Three Die In Richland Area Traffic Crash

A 73 year old Aiken man died in a two car crash at Richland Avenue and the Aiken bypass. The fatality tally rose to three within a 15 hour period. Also killed yesterday were Mrs Meda Wright Herlong and Mary R Hiland, both of Johnston.

Richland Avenue Aiken Meda Wright Herlong Johnston Mary R. Hiland Aiken County Hospital Harry F. Ross Lyon William G. Henderson Ross Hamilton Wilson Griffin Wrights Mill Pond Road S.C DR Gainey Meda Wright Her. Long McQueen

Reporters Tour Savannah River Plant Ecology Briefing

AEC and SRP hosted reporters on a field tour through forest swamp and ponds near the Savannah River Plant to showcase thermal ecology research. The trip featured wildlife encounters and an ongoing symposium in Augusta, with multiple national papers represented.

Savannah River Atomic Energy Commission Office of Information SRP Augusta Kathryn Johnson Associated Press Hal Willard The Washington Post Jim Coates Chi

Rain Chance Drops as Forecast Calls for Clearing Skies

Aiken area sees a 50 percent rain chance today with 70s highs and possible showers and thunderstorms. Tonight clouds thin, temperatures fall to the low 50s, and Friday looks drier with clearing skies. Tomorrow is expected sunny and mild.

Aiken

Fulmer Collins Seek Elective Magistrates in Aiken

Republicans Zack Fulmer and Cecil Collins introduced a bill to elect Aiken County magistrates by popular vote. They argue a statewide vote would remove prior confusion from preferential primaries and allow a defined term of office and duties if approved in November.

Fulmer, Collins Bill Aiken House Aiken County Zack Fulmer Cecil Collins House Fulmer Fulmer Fulmer

Plans Made To Recognize Banksia Donors

The Friends of the Library executive committee announced plans to inscribe the names of individuals clubs and businesses that donated to the Banksia library renovation in a display book in the new building. They favor a public acknowledgment without postage or printing costs for individual thank yous and noted a generous fundraising response.

Friends of the Library Banksia Ronald D. Royal

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Pompidou BLS Wendell Hall Richland Judy Rich Cago Tribune Kay Lawrence Augusta Chronicle AEC Information Service Biomedical and Environmental Research J.D Threlkeld Information Service Becky Sharitz Ecology Lab Ita Wanda Wilson Kenmont Richand Alton Herron Rt. 1 Graniteville Larry Griffin Abbeville Ave Aiken Hamilton Ston Pt Gainey Wright Aiken County Hospi
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