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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1971

Page

3

Nine SRP Papers Included In Oak Ridge Symposium

Nine scientific papers from the Savannah River Laboratory and Savannah River Ecology Laboratory are included in the Third National Symposium on Radioecology at Oak Ridge. The event, chaired by ORNL and AEC sponsors, draws about 400 attendees from five foreign countries.

Oak Ridge, Tenn Savannah River Laboratory Savannah River Ecology Laboratory Oak Ridge Clarence E. Larson U.S. Atomic Energy Commission Atomic Energy Commission Oak Ridge National Laboratory Ecological Society of America John N. Wolfe AEC Division of Biology and Medicine E. P. Odum University of Georgia S. I. Auerbach ORNL Division of Ecological Sciences ESA J. W. Gibbons D.H. Bennett G. Kaufman R. J. Beyers Medaka J. B. Gentry M. H. Smith

Senior Citizens Open House At Governor's Mansion

Gov John C West invites South Carolina residents aged 65 and older to an Open House at the Governor's Mansion on May 27. The event is sponsored by the Interagency Council on Aging with co sponsors the Federation on Aging and local councils. Guests from Aiken County are urged to arrive at 3 30 p m with others advised to check with local centers.

South Carolina Governor's Mansion John C. West Aiken County

Stamp widows and birthday woes in Dear Abby exchange

Readers share domestic frictions sparked by hobby obsessions and neglect. A stamp-collecting husband is described as a lifelong disease and a birthday gift mishap ends with no card or celebration. Abby offers light reassurance and practical nudges.

Abby

Horoscope for May 12 Basic zodiac guidance for the day

Your Birthday Today you will earn and learn cooperation as your values sharpen. Aries cautions against quick reactions, Taurus urges helping others with commitment, Gemini warns where persuasions go, Cancer adapts finances, Leo favors staying near work base, Virgo tests balance, Libra notes reciprocity, Scorpio stresses contract review, Sagittarius advocates tact, Capricorn urges further work, Aquarius welcomes ideas and news, Pisces cautions major changes from distant events.

Aries Taurus Gemini Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Altho Capricorn Aquarius

Navajo pilot could become first Navajo Army helicopter pilot

Army CW4 Clarence Gatewood of Albuquerque may be the first Navajo to become an Army helicopter pilot. Gatewood, 40, on his second Vietnam tour, flew training completed in September 1968. Born on the Navajo Reservation at Ft. Defiance, Ariz., he and his wife have three children and he holds the Bronze Star, Army Commendation and Air Medals with eight oak leaf clusters.

Albuquerque Army Clarence Gatewood Gatewood Vietnam Ft. Defiance Ariz

Summer Study Program Planned At St. Angela

Saint Angela Academy announces a 1971 Summer Study Program open to students with strong purpose and principal permission. Courses include English, math, history, psychology, typing, Latin, and a noncredit French language course with credits earned for most classes. Driver education available $45. tutoring on request. Registration June 19 to Aug 2 schedule 8:45 am to 3 pm.

Saint Angela Academy Southern Association of Secondary Schools South Carolina State Board of Education Saint Angela Academy Fover

Forest firefighters in the Southwest earned record wages

Regional forester William D. Hurst said 1,800 organized crew members earned about 1,000 Indians included, with total wages of 1.9 million dollars in 1970.

Albuquerque Southwest William D. Hurst

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Aikenite University of South Carolina Maurice M. Williams Jr Aiken Right College of Journalism J. Rion McKissick USC Reid H. Montgomery SRP C. E. Boyd D. H. Vickers Department of Biological Sciences Florida Technological University D. C. Coleman G. T. Cowley Coleman Cowley J. W. Martin Biology DuPont Company R. S. Harvey J. S. Marshall L. J. Tilley J. H. LeRoy Daniel J. Nelson Ornl Division of Ecological Sciences Floyd Culler Union Carbide Corporation West Dean Ax By Jeane Dixon James Irwin David Scott Alfred Worden Manned Spacecraft Center Houston Scott Irwin Moon Lunar Earth Alugusta RUG Cleaning, Inc Olive RD St. Angela Down Aiken Park
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