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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1973

Page

2

Deaths and Funerals for Frederick B. Cavanaugh

Funeral services for Frederick B. Cavanaugh 61 of 813 Brandy Road Aiken will be held today at 5 pm at St Johns United Methodist Church officiated by Dr Felton S James with Rev Robert Tanner assisting Burial will be in Aiken Memorial Park Pallbearers are John Platt Carl Siegmund John Elliott Jack Gosnell L K Simpson and Charles Kern Friends may call at the residence or George Funeral Home Aiken He was the son of Alton Hartley Augusta and the late Vidette Hartley Also surviving are his brother M C Hartley North Augusta and sister Mrs Earl Collins Martinez The obituary note ends with a residence in Vidette or at the funeral home.

Frederick B. Cavanaugh Brandy Road Aiken Aiken County Hospital St. Johns United Methodist Church Felton S. James Robert Tanner Aiken Memorial Park John Platt Carl Siegmund John Elliott Jack Gosnell L.K. Simpson Charles Kern George Funeral Home

Inman Scott Williston Dies in Augusta Hospital

Inman Scott Williston 72 died Wednesday morning in an Augusta hospital. Funeral services today at 5 p.m. in Folk Funeral Home chapel Willis ton with Revs. Floyd Dukes Clifton Jones and L Payne officiating. Burial Williston City Cemetery. Survived by widow Elizabeth Carroll Scott a daughter Cora Barnwell three sons John L Scott Walter Inman Scott Jr Carol William Scott two sisters Florrie Lee Hall Lou Bell Brabham. Folk Funeral Home Willis ton in charge.

Williston Inman Scott Augusta Chapel of Folk Funeral Home Floyd Dukes Clifton Jones L. Payne Williston City Barnwell County Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Rose Mary Baptist Church Elizabeth Carroll Scott Cora Barnwell John L. Scott Laural Miss Walter Inman Scott Jr New Iberia Carol William Scott Florrie Lee Hall Lou Bell Brabham Folk Funeral Home

Hartley Sr. of Vidette Dies. Funeral Planned in Waynesboro

William David Hartley Sr., 39, of Vidette, died Wednesday afternoon at Burke County Hospital. Funeral arrangements are set by DeLoach Funeral Home in Waynesboro. A Richmond County native, he worked for Thermal King Industry in Louisville and belonged to Vidette Methodist Church. Survived by wife Clara Grice Hartley and two sons William David Hartley Jr. and Wesley Thomas Hartley, three daughters.

Vidette William David Hartley Sr Burke County DeLoach Funeral Home Waynesboro Richmond County Hartley Thermal King Industry Louisville Vidette Methodist Church Clara Grice Hartley William David Hartley Jr Wesley Thomas Hartley

Aiken Standard Publisher Notice

Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes weekday afternoon editions except weekends from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801. Leased wire AP dispatches exclusive to local news use. other material rights reserved. corrections offered in next issue. Subscription rates listed for carriers and mail.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive Aiken S. C S.C Associated Press

Budget hearings outline county spending and staff needs

The county commission reviews proposed budgets including 57 upcoming elections funds, magistrates salaries rising for nine judges, a Family Court budget request of 113 691 50 with staff increases, space issues, and a proposed Master in Equity pay raise to 7000. Veterans Affairs cuts adjusted to 24733 while adding one secretary and a new clerk.

Obituary: Orville S. Mann of Aiken dies at 80

Orville S. Mann 80 of 1252 George St N E Aiken died Tuesday in Aiken County Hospital. Retired after 50 years with Chicago and Northwestern Railroad he lived in Aiken nine years. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church Labamas Masonic Lodge St James Minnesota Royal Arch Masons Windom Minnesota AARP Senior Citizens Club. Survived by wife Aurel Williams Mann four daughters and one brother.

Orville S. Mann George St N.E Aiken Aiken County Hospital George Funeral Home Windom Mann Chicago and Northwestern Railroad First Presbyterian Church Labames Masonic Lodge St. James, Minn Royal

Calley Wins Appeal Hearing Before U.S. Court of Military Appeals

Lt. William L. Calley Jr. who was convicted of My Lai civilians killings in 1968 won a hearing before the U.S. Court of Military Appeals. The panel will hear in October on three of 30 arguments including pretrial publicity fairness, jury instruction clarity, and alleged insufficient evidence.

Washington William L. Calley Jr My Lai U.S. Court of Military Appeals Calley

Several Aiken County Taverns Targeted In Theft Wave

Aiken County deputies probe multiple break ins at Sunrise Lounge Clearwater Sandcastle Lounge and Bam Boo Lounge with cash and beer taken. Tryon School Belvedere reports break in with a stapled gun adding machine keys and two speakers stolen. Individual thefts include a swing set tools and a vacuum, with a pocketbook missing from Annie Gartrell at Morgan Street in Aiken.

Aiken County Clearwater Sandcastle Lounge Highway 19 North Tryon School Belvedere Robert Carter Concord St Alvin Prather Prather Store Langley Edhey Vitae Investi

Republicans Stand By In Nixon Hour Of Crisis

In Nixon's Watergate crisis, most House Republicans back the president as Congress twice rejects overriding vetoes. A 236-178 vote to override fell short of the two thirds, keeping Nixon's vetoes intact and highlighting party support amid the crisis. Representative Horton urged democratic accountability without naming Watergate.

Washington House Nixon Congress Senate Roy Ash Frederic Malek Office of Management and Budget Frank Horton R-N.y Horton Executive

Abandoned Baby’s Parents Held on Cruelty Charges

Police disclosed that a baby found on a Brunswick porch May 14 has been identified as Jason Michael Wachuta, child of James Marshall and Sharon Marshall. The parents are jailed in Daytona Beach, Florida, on aggravated battery and cruelty to a child charges. the infant suffered burns and later partial left-hand amputation from gangrene.

Brunswick Florida Herbert Kaltwasser Jayson Michael Wachuta James Marshall Sharon Marshall Marshalls Daytona Beach Fla Marshall

Judge Sentences Pierce After Three Day Trial

The court sentenced Pierce after a three day trial ending with a 5 50 p m verdict. The 40 year old has multiple murder convictions in Georgia and South Carolina and faces further trials for the deaths of James Sires Virginia Mains Kathy Jo Anderson and others. Pierce shown little emotion as his mother and victims' relatives watched. He is known for recalling minute details and has admitted to and denied guilt in various cases.

Pierce Winthrop Coed Goodwin SLED North Augusta Central Correctional Institute Margaret Cuttino James Cuttino S.C Sumter Georgia South Carolina Palmetto State Jeff Davis County Vivian Miles James Sires Beaufort Virginia Mains Gaston County N.C Kathy Jo Anderson West Columbia Joe Fletcher Vidalia Lucy Thigpen Soperton Georgia Law Georgia Bureau of Investigation

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F.B. Cavanaugh W.D. Hartley Sr England Glenn Holley Howard Williamson Family Court Williams Williamson Pearlee Courtney Miss Courtney Richard Poore Department of Social Services Veterans Affairs Lucien Hockman Stone Bill Shuttleworth St. John’s United Methodist Church Helen Burckhalter Ann Arthur Josephine Magee Wendell Hall National Weather Service NOAA US Dept of Commerce Hsiday Akxx Rockies Plains Midwest Upper Great Lakes Gulf Coast East Coast Perma Press Notions Mitchell Shopping Center
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