Aiken 4-H'ers Shine At State Livestock Show
Aiken County 4-H Dairy Calf Club sent six members to the State Fair Livestock Show. They competed with 184 top dairy animals across Jersey Guernsey and Holstein classes, earning $109 in prizes. Winners included Renee Witter 2nd and 7th in Jersey, Cindy Witter 6th and 8th in Guernsey, Tim O'Bryan 4th and 11th in Holstein, and Allen Seigler 6th in Holstein. Barbara Becker of the 4-H Horse Club also excelled at the State Fair Arabian Horse Show with a first, two thirds, and a fifth.
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Aiken County
4-H’ers
Jersey
Gournseys
Renee Witter
Donald Wooten
Quency Riley
Cindy Witter
Tim O'Bryan
Allen Seigler
Barbara Becker
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4-H Horse Club
Men Worry About Bellies Women Worry About Hips
Washington AP report summarizes a Psychology Today survey of 62 000 readers by Walster Berscheid and Bohrnstedt. It finds 36 percent of men unhappy about abdomens and 15 percent about sexual organs while women focus more on hips.
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Washington
Elaine Walster
University of Wisconsin
Ellen Berscheid
George Bohrnstedt
University of Minnesota
Psychology Today Magazine
Walster
Trouble-Shooting Executives Stand In Businessman's Hot Spot
AP analysis notes the turnaround manager as the on the spot executive who must set objectives and sharpen execution. It highlights listed reasons for failures including lack of mandate and overreach, and cites leaders like Gelsthorpe Carlson Seawell Wilson Nicholson as examples of system changers.
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John Cunniff
New York
Eugene Jennings
Edward Gelsthorpe
Gillette
Edward Carlson
United Air Lines
William Seawell
Pan American World Air Ways
T.A. Wilson
Boeing
Elmer
Nicholson
CNA Corp
Jennings
Witnesses Describe Losses in Koscot Trial in Florida
A Miami man testifies he joined Turner’s Koscot operation and sold $70,000 of Glenn W Turner cosmetics in three months but made nothing. He details about 100 to 150 distributors in Miami and says he never earned income while investing to build a retail business.
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Jacksonville, Fla
Hugh Smith
Turner
Boston
F. Lee Bailey
Garmen
Kascot
Orlando
New MGM President Rosenfelt succeeds Aubrey Jr
Frank F. Rosenfelt was named president and chief operating officer of Metro Goldwyn Mayer replacing James T. Aubrey Jr., who resigned. Rosenfelt joined MGM in 1955 as an attorney.
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Frank F. Rosenfelt
Metro- Goldwyn - Mayer
James T. Aubrey Jr
Rosenfelt
Gospel Sing Set For Saturday At Gloverville Church
Southside Baptist Church in Gloverville hosts a gospel sing Saturday at 7 30 p m Featuring the Masters Quartet from Dab OnPEAa Ue
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Gloverville
Southside Baptist Church
Dab- Onpeaa, Ue
Sentenced Convicted Bomber Gets 23 Years
Madison Wisconsin AP former University of Wisconsin student Karleton L Armstrong was sentenced to 23 years in prison for a 1970 bombing that destroyed a campus building and killed a researcher. Armstrong pleaded guilty to second degree murder on September 28 and shouted long live the revolution as supporters cheered. Police said about 150 protesters gathered on campus to back Armstrong, later roving and causing property damage. The hearing followed two weeks of defense testimony at a special session.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Karleton L. Armstrong
Armstrong
William Sachtsen
Karl
Belvedere PTA Meeting With Aiken County Official
Belvedere PTA schedules a Monday 7 30 p m meeting with guest speaker Ted Willis Aiken County Superintendent of Education A nursery will be provided.
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Belvedere
Belvedere Pta
Ted Willis
Aiken County
Hall: Industry Is Reason SCE&G Needs Increase
AP report from Columbia notes specialist Robert Hall told the Public Service Commission that if the South Carolina Electric and Gas Co. does not revamp its rate structure it will seek another increase soon. Hall urged industry to bear part of the costs.
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Hall
Columbia
South Carolina Electric and Gas Co
Robert Hall
Public Service Commission
Goren on Bridge By Charles H. Goren 1975
Bridge analysis of a no trump versus spades decision with South as declarer. The play hinges on a risky heart and club sequence, with a final diamond continuation and a strategic if flawed bid by South. Also notes tax rate debate and a Palmetto Action Committee petition against a rate increase.
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