Dear Abby and Readers Share Life Lessons
A reader thanks Abby for guidance on overcoming an addiction to diet pills and credits prayer with recovery. The letter pages include a second note criticizing airline safety assumptions, with Abby reframing the issue and offering her usual contact directions.
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Local Man Cited By Magazine Merit Award for Ayers
Arnold L. Ayers of Aiken, technical director for Allied Gulf Nuclear Services at Barnwell, wins the Chemical Engineering Merit Award for Personal Achievement in Chemical Engineering. Harold B. Kaufman Jr. is the other 1972 recipient. Award presented November 7 by editor Calvin Baneal. full notice in November 27 issue. Ayers has led design and development for the Barnwell Nuclear Fuel Plant since 1967.
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Arnold L. Ayers
Aiken
Allied Gulf Nuclear Services
Chemical Engineering
Ayers
Harold B. Kaufman Jr
DCA Food Industries, Incorporated
Calvin
Baneal
Eing
BFR Bas
Protesting Indians Leave Bureau Building in Ruin
Washington AP says remaining Indian occupiers left the Bureau of Indian Affairs building after a week long protest led by Trail of Broken Treaties. Leaders hailed a changed history while seizing artifacts and documents to support claims of government property losses, and vowed to resist eviction.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Washington
U.S
BIA
Russell Means
BSA
Dennis Banks
American Indian Movement
Sixth graders learn modern capitalism at Carver Elementary
In Tampa a progressive workshop lets 50 sixth graders earn pretend $150 weekly paychecks, balance ledgers, and manage a classroom bank while learning taxes, graphs, and buying items like a $900 skateboard. Charles Kelly leads banking, earning $50 extra. the program aims to engage reluctant students by simulating the business world.
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Tampa
Fla
Carver Elementary
Charles Kelly
Charles
Jane Swinney
Miss Swinney
Kelly
Canadian satellite to bring TV to Arctic communities
Cape Kennedy Florida AP A dozen Indian and Eskimo high school students watch as an American Delta rocket lifts off to place the Anik 1 satellite into a 22 300 mile high stationary orbit The 600 pound craft aims to link northern Canada with radio telephone and television The project cost 10 million dollars built by Hughes Aircraft and Canadian subcontractors Telesat Canada pays 6 5 million to launch The Fort Smith Northwest Territories students funded their trip with 3000 plus and hope for live television and closer ties to Canada the United States and the world
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Arctic Circle
Canada
Hughes Aircraft Corp
Telesat Canada Corp
Canadian Broadcasting Corp
Robert Stanbury
Fort Smith
Northwest Territories
Jean-Paul Grimmard
United States
Mail Takes 13 Years To Arrive
A large envelope postmarked December 22, 1959, arrived in Belmont, North Carolina, after 13 years traveling 13 miles. It held an 11 by 14 photo of Mr and Mrs Arbrey Carrigan’s two children taken by a Charlotte photographer. The Carrigans, then living in Belmont, were puzzled by the delayed delivery and explained the image shows Cavan, 3, in Charlotte, and relatives in Selmont and Gastonia.
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Belmont
N.C
Arbrey Carrigan
Charlotte
Carrigan
Cavan
Renea
Selmont
Gastonia
Steve
Teen Dance To Help Hospitalized Youth
A benefit dance to aid Donna Allen a junior high cheerleader injured in a traffic accident will be held Friday from 8 PM to midnight at the Civic Center New Ellenton Police Department and auxiliary sponsor the event All proceeds go to a hospital fund for Donna currently receiving treatment at University Hospital Augusta The rock group Merging Traffic volunteers its services with members Steve Moore Terry Bouknight Johnny Carr Jordan Bouknight and Bill Bouknight performing Chief Jack Fields will chair the project with Mrs Fields and Mrs Shirley Almand assisting
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New Ellenton
Steve Moore
Terry Bouknight
Johnny Carr
Jordan Bouknight
Bill Bouknight
Donna Allen
Auxiliary Police
Civic Center
Seaboard
Terry
Israeli warplanes strike Syrian guerrilla bases
Israeli planes bombed two guerrilla bases in Syria in retaliation for raids in the occupied Golan Heights. Planes returned safely after noon strikes, with targets not disclosed. Spokesman cited potential cross cease-fire area activity and noted no confirmed Arab casualties or damage reports.
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Tel Aviv
Syria
Golan Heights
Boganta
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