Aiken News Roundup From Friday Edition
Aiken South Carolina reports Friday edition highlights from November seventh nineteen sixty nine with executive editor Eugene J Oyler guiding page four coverage and local notes.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1969
Page
4
Aiken South Carolina reports Friday edition highlights from November seventh nineteen sixty nine with executive editor Eugene J Oyler guiding page four coverage and local notes.
The Aiken Standard invites the public to its new publishing plant at 124 Rutland Drive across from Aiken High School and adjacent elementary school. The open house runs today from 3 to 7 p.m. with building tours during the event.
South Carolina Attorney General Daniel R. McLeod warned the proposed regional councils amendment may fail a court test threatening its fate in the Senate Judiciary Committee. He noted technical flaws after House changes and argued voters chose the issue last year, urging a defect-free amendment be sent back to voters in 1970.
Federal Judge Robert W Hemphill voices wistful hope he need not administer school discipline at Harleyville Ridgeville High. He warns court control weakens local authority and creates spectacles like transporting children long distances for lectures on manners. He notes once courts take over, they may as well run schools entirely.
The American Trucking Associations push for larger interstate trucks resurfaces with HR 11870 to raise width to 8 1/2 feet and length limits, backed by a broad lobbying effort and a 200000
The piece discusses Senator Dirksen’s death narrowing Republican unity against Haynsworth and outlines how leadership shifts by Hugh Scott, Bob Griffin, and Ralph Smith affect party loyalty. It notes Warren Burger’s stance on integration, looming private school resistance, and the White House’s strategy to sway undecided Western Democrats, highlighting Senator Williams of Delaware as pivotal.
Mrs. Frank West of Glidden Iowa shows a Des Moines Register analysis that a 1960 grocery bill of 971.57 for food and 347.98 for household items rose to 1961 levels with 24 dollars spent on groceries, much of it on nonfood purchases. The piece argues one fifth of store space is luxury or prepared foods and two fifths nonfood items.
C H outlines four steps to handle troubles. Expect problems as part of life. Take burdens to the Lord in prayer and listen for guidance. Saturate the mind with Scripture for clearer direction and resolution.
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