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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1973

Page

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Scouts Sweep Lot During Rent-a-Scout Event in Aiken

In Aiken on Saturday the Boy Scouts of Troop 121 cleaned a Triangle Pontiac parking lot as part of their rent-a-scout day. Jwann Cooper, Miss Aiken, placed second runner up in the Iris Festival Pageant and was among the top five for Neptune’s Daughter in Sumter. John Clark and Elmer Wilson won golf trophies in the Aiken segment of the Heart Golf Tournament at Highland Park.

Boy Scouts Troop 121 Triangle Pontiac Jwann Cooper Aiken Sumter Charles LaMasters Jwann John Clark Elmer Wilson Highland Park Clark Wilson Palmetto State Life Insurance Quail Creek Myrtle Beach

Skylab Crews Resume Primary Tasks Amid Cooling Lab

Skylab astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz begin activating experiments as space station temperatures fall. They hold a 10 minute televised news conference answering reporters questions about salvaging the large laboratory and report warmer readings at 94 degrees.

Conrad

Heath government third minister tied to call girl scandal

London AP reports Scotland Yard investigates a third minister alleged to have used call girls. The People names a potential suspect from Norma Levy claims and notes a possible fourth minister as customer. Levy, hiding in Morocco, may be interviewed by Yard detectives.

London Scotland Yard Edward Heath The Press Association Britain Heath People Norma Levy Air

Fire destroys industrial park in Chicago spill

An explosion and fire in a southwest Chicago industrial area damaged four buildings across eight blocks. Four people were injured, none seriously, as flames spread from Levey ink plant, a Cities Service division, to four other structures. Firefighters contained the blaze after about six hours. officials expect multimillion dollar losses.

Chicago Levey Ink Manufacturing Cities Service Oil Co L. Fish Furniture Co Milani Foods Co A&p Food Stores Robert J. Quinn

Cod War Tensions Rise as Iceland Shells British Vessel

In Reykjavik ICELAND Iceland vows to enforce law after a gunboat shelling crippled a British trawler in disputed waters. Prime Minister Olafur Johannesson praises the crew and warns Britain while NATO observers fear a diplomatic crisis on the eve of Nixon Pompidou talks.

Reykjavik Iceland Britain North Atlantic Alliance Nixon Georges Pompidou Olafur Johannesson NATO Johanesson Nixon and Pompidou

Star Kist Under Investigation For Sanitation Lapses

FDA inspectors cited 13 sanitation problems at Star Kist in American Samoa months before a tuna canning run sickened 232 with scrombotoxin. Issues included thawing in bay water, uncleaned cans, roof leaks onto cooked fish, and roaches in raw materials storage.

Washington Star Kist American Samoa Food and Drug Administration FDA National Communicable Disease Center

City to double county water rates and review budget

The Aiken City Council will introduce an ordinance tonight to raise county water rates to double city residents payments. A 8 p.m. meeting in council chambers will also cover a $2,383,570 budget with first reading and June 11 hearings. Additional items include funding for public safety land, fire equipment, a new truck, and debt service.

Aiken Ing Roland Windham

Tornadoes Lash 10 States Four Dead In 2 Carolinas

Memorial Day weekend storms swept across the Midwest and South killing at least 31 people in eight states. Alabama reported multiple twister deaths and Brent saw four fatalities. Keefeton Oklahoma endured extensive damage with several family deaths and a fifth resident among the dead.

Associated Press Oklahoma Florida Midwest South Alabama Missouri Keefeton Okla Jonesboro Ark Kansas Tennessee Laurel Miss Brent

Tornadoes, floods devastate western North Carolina

Severe storms swept across North and South Carolina with tornadoes and flash flooding. In Ashe County two bodies were recovered from a flooded house by the South Fork New River. another near Crumpler, with a third believed in the Beaver Creek house. Buncombe County reported one body found from a cracked mobile home, four missing residents named Wayne Woody and family. About 200 evacuated. 30 bridges damaged. widespread funnel cloud sightings and no injuries reported in Greenville-Spartanburg area.

Associated Press North Carolina South Carolina Ashe County New River Beaver Creek Crumpler Highway Patrol Asheville Buncombe County Wayne Woody Christopher Shannon Jason Roberts Greenville Spartanburg Charlotte Mecklenburg County Greenville S.C Greenville-Spartanburg Columbia

Violent storms forecast for Aiken area today

Weather forecaster warns of heavy thunderstorms with some severe storms and damaging winds and large hail in the Aiken vicinity. Highs mid 80s, tonight near 70, with varying rain chances and an extended outlook of showers into midweek and improving conditions by Thursday.

Aiken

Nuclear Industry Spotlight Expands in Palmetto State

Aiken area and South Carolina see rapid growth in nuclear energy with millions invested. G O Gus Robinson, retired public relations director from the Savannah River Plant, contributes articles in Wednesday’s Aiken Standard outlining industry developments.

South Carolina Aiken Palmetto Aiken Standard G.O Gus Robinson Atomic Energy Commission Savannah River

Banksia Fund Nears Goal in Aiken Library Move Drive

Banksia Renovation fund totals 44978 of 50000 with four days left to raise funds for relocating the library from Laurens Street to the former USC Aiken building. Owens pledges 1000, Corning Fiberglas backs with 1000 stock, an anonymous donor adds 1000, and Realtors board contributes during Realtor Week.

Banksia Friends of the Library Laurens Street University of South Carolina Aiken Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp F. Karston Shealy Aiken Aiken Board of Realtors Gorman L. Williams

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