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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1973

Page

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Small Towns Change Not Die in Urban Economy Debate

In Oak Ridge Tennessee a Southern Newspaper Publishers Association seminar on The Future of the Small Town heard that the United States is urbanizing. Monroe Newan and Eli March argued towns must adapt rather than vanish and policy should distinguish urban from metropolitan growth. Kublawi noted the U.S. is not purely agricultural or metropolitan. The majority of the population remains outside dense metros. See FUTURE, Page A.

Robert D. Cathcart Oak Ridge Tenn United States Monroe Newan Eli March Kublawi U.S

Booster Bowl schedule and local football clashes announced

The annual Booster Bowl at Hagood Stadium features Aiken Pee Wee teams Monday at 7 p.m. Aiken High Hornets face Greenwood tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Schofield meets Greenwood Jayvee tonight at 7:30 p.m. The Kennedy Junior High Johnston game precedes it. City election commission meets today at City Hall to declare yesterday’s results.

Aiken Pee Wee Football League Hagood Stadium Aiken High Hornets Greenwood Schofield Jayvee Kennedy Junior High City of

Election at a Glance Show Results Across Nation

Top results from Tuesday elections across New Jersey California Virginia New York City Detroit Washington Philadelphia and Cleveland. Governors, mayors and state officials change hands with notable party shifts and reforms reflected in the night’s tallies.

Associated Press

Goldwater backs resignation if Nixon impeachment looms

In Ellensburg Washington Sen. Barry Goldwater urged Nixon to resign if impeachment moves escalate. He said Nixon would be first to decide to quit and noted little chance of that dilemma arising. Goldwater added he would accept the vice presidency if Nixon stepped down and Gerald Ford became president.

Ellensburg Wash Barry Goldwater Nixon Arizona Republican Cen Tral Washington State College Goldwater Gerald R. Ford

Rap Brown Pleads Guilty in Maryland Bail Case

H. Rap Brown pled guilty to a misdemeanor for jumping bail after Maryland dropped felony charges of arson inciting to riot and riot tied to Cambridge violence six years earlier. The former SNCC director previously faced the more serious counts, which were not prosecuted.

Ellicott City H. Rap Brown Maryland Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee Brown Cambridge

Viet Cong Claims Bombing of Loc Ninh Market

Viet Cong said government planes bombed Loc Ninh the administrative capital 75 miles north of Saigon striking at people at the market. Government air force reported bombing military installations and storage areas near the town.

Saigon Viet Cong Loc Ninh

Wyman and Clyburn Win in Aiken Council Race

Democrat William Clyburn, an Aiken High School teacher, led with 1,384 votes to Republican Wyman with 1,184. Frampton Durban edged incumbent Q Julson Fulmer by one vote for the third seat. A mandatory recount will be held. Usher, also a Democrat, finished last with 480 votes.

Skip Leiser Aiken William Clyburn Wyman Frampton Durban Q. Julson Fulmer Robert Usher

Destruction Of Signs Serious Says Busbee

Aiken Public Safety Director J C Busbee urged residents to report sign damage after 15 to 20 complaints in a month led to five arrests. He outlined federal and state penalties for mailbox theft and stop sign removal, and warned injuries could bring long prison terms. The cost of signs runs about 30 dollars each and authorities seek public help to curb the damage.

Aiken Busbee U.S. Postal Service Police Department

Weather sketch for Aiken area with possible showers

The Aiken area returns partly cloudy and warmer with highs around 70. Tonight’s low in the lower 40s. Mostly cloudy with a rain chance tonight and Thursday. Rain probability 20 percent today, 3 percent tonight, 40 percent Thursday.

Aiken

Realtors Appeal to Congress Over Tight Money Crisis

Gorman Williams of Williams-Skeen Agency said a 500,000 member Realtors task force will urge Congress to direct money to mortgage lenders. Petitions will be presented at the national Realtors convention in Washington to back new mortgage funding, with Gov. West's rate raise seen as only a temporary fix.

U.S. Congress Gorman Williams Aiken Lions Club Williams Williams- Skeen Agency Inc S.C. Association of Realtors S.C Aiken U.S Association of Realtors Washington John C. West South Carolina

Clyburn Narrowly Leads City Election After Recount

Results show Clyburn with 1 156 votes and Fulmer 1 155 after a second tally by the City Election Commission. In Precincts Two and Four Clyburn swept with 758 votes to Usher 164 Durban 60 Fulmer 56 and Wyman 53. Overall turnout 2 369 with top three winners Clyburn Wy man and Durban. A recount may occur if protests arise by Monday.

Durban Fulmer City Election Commission Clyburn Usher Wyman Usher City Election Commission Eugene England England Election Commission For City Hall

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