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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1970
Page
6
A reader born on Tuesday May 5 faces a dislike for pretense and seeks honesty in relations. Ambitious yet preferring a settled life, they value calm over drama and must adjust expectations to what others can deliver. The zodiac insights for May 6 outline practical cautions across all signs.
Debtors and creditors are asked to present verified claims or make payment to Charles Mathis as executor. The notice dates May 5 12 and 19.
Against the estate of H. Rudolf Busch deceased will please present them duly verified and all persons indebted to the said estate will please make. Mrs. Jewell K. Busch Executrix May 5, 12 and 19.
Notice to all debtors and creditors of the estate of Philip L. Maier deceased. Glady s Slaughter is named as the contact for claims and must be notified within applicable deadlines. May 5 12 19 are referenced dates for claim filing.
Notice is given to all persons with claims against the Bertha Shellman estate to present them verified. All indebted persons must pay the estate, Administrator is Robina Currie.
The estate of Idelle Randall Allison deceased asks all creditors to settle their accounts with the undersigned executors E E Steed J Rudolph McLain and Ralph J McLain.
Belle Dunbar as executrix of the estate of Dessie Dunbar deceased will return to the Probate Judge of Aiken County on June 1 to seek final discharge from the estate. Public notice dated May 5, 12, 19 and 26.
Notice states the executrix will present her final return to the Probate Judge in Aiken on June 1 for the estate of Paul William.
Ruby H Wennerberg asks for final discharge in the matter of Wennerberg deceased and will filed for probate. The filing notes the executor seeks discharge after settlement of all affairs.
Alten M. Kirkland files in Aiken on June 1 as Admin istratrix of the estate of James M. Kirkland, deceased, requesting final discharge.
The South Carolina Electric and Gas Company received PSC approval for its first electric rate increase since 1952. Arthur M. Williams Jr. said fuel cost thresholds will trigger small upward or downward adjustments. effective June 1, the new structure applies to all PSC jurisdictional rates and contracts, with June bills reflecting only the June service portion.
Anson L. Furman, a great grandfather, learned to fly in October 1969 and completed his first solo flight early this year, marking a remarkable late start in aviation.
Winthrop College president and South Carolina higher education officials say coeducation at the all girl state school is not dead. The 199 male experimental students this fall and debate over a 1970 bill leave the issue unsettled with a pending attorney general ruling.
The Nixon administration may be pushed toward harsher controls on wages prices and credit after rejecting voluntary guideposts. Economists warn that monetary and fiscal policy are pressured by rising wages prices and interest rates and a looming inflation fight. Investors doubt White House claims of economic stability and fear deeper trouble ahead.
Aiken County was represented at a Sanitary Landfill School in Augusta last week by D T Mathis Frank Atkinson and George Brodie of the Aiken Soil and Water Conservation District Fred Scott and Marion Courtney of the Aiken County Commissioners Joe Doggett and W D Lanham from The State Board of Health. Ron Bonitatibus CSRA Solid Waste Consultant led the program with talks and a disposal methods film. An afternoon trip to the Richmond County Landfill operation was the main business item.
Mrs. Kate Ferretti, a Denver milliner for almost 40 years, says demand for women's hats is very low. She designed a collection of only 50 hats for this Easter season, far fewer than the hundreds in former years.
The South Carolina Pollution Control Authority reports air pollution in several metropolitan areas including North Charleston Spartanburg Greenville Columbia and West Columbia. Major sources are burned land clearing debris chemical plants mills and vehicle and power plant emissions. Normal is 75 micrograms per cubic meter.
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