12 Nov 1973
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1973
Page
1
Aiken booster event at Hagood Stadium begins at 7 p.m. with Aiken vs Millbrook Midgets in the first game and Aiken vs North Aiken Bantams in the second. A football queen crowns at halftime of game two. Tickets cost 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for students.
President Nixon announced he will hand over additional personal notes and dictation belts along with more White House tape reels to a federal court to clear up doubts about two key Watergate conversations.
Congress prepares for hearings by three Senate committees on Nixon energy proposals while the House moves toward a vote on a bill authorizing immediate construction of the trans Alaska oil pipeline.
Washington AP reports a government study finds women who work outside the home smoke more than housewives. The study notes higher rates among divorced or separated women and those with a high school education, with overall smoking higher in 1966 than in 1970.
A Gallup poll found Republicans trailing Democrats by 28 points among 3159 adults, with 58 percent backing Democrats, 30 percent backing Republicans, and 12 percent undecided. The survey was conducted before off year elections with no House races.
Khmer Rouge forces struck two Cambodian army companies near Kep on the south coast, many soldiers reported missing. A vast operation to reach Vihear Suor northeast of Phnom Penh was announced, with helicopters ferrying troops and a new drive along Highway 38.
A House Banking subcommittee reports possible criminal influence on SBA loan activity and large bad debt totals. The panel has turned its findings to the Justice Department and召 summoned SBA top auditor Frank Nicholas to testify next Wednesday.
Two men in custody for execution style murders say they have information on at least six other killings. Unidentified bodies found in the Sierra Nevada follow the path of William Steelman and Douglas Gretzler, who were arrested in Sacramento after nine murder counts tied to a Victor California market owner. Authorities say additional victims have been found across California and Arizona.
Skylab 3 crew Gerald Carr William Pogue and Edward Gibson finish training for an 85 day space mission after Sun approval from program director William Schneider. Liftoff is planned for 9 36 a m EST Thursday following inspection of eight defective stabilizer fins on the Saturn 1B rocket.
HCA executive Frist reports progress toward a signed county hospital contract in Aiken County, amid public questions at a session arranged by the Aiken Standard. He discusses ownership options and a certificate of need as the November 1974 referendum approaches.
After a record low of 23 this morning the forecast calls for sunny skies and a return to warmer temperatures with highs in the lower 60s. Tonight should drop to about 42 with fair skies, and tomorrow highs near the low 70s with light winds and minimal rain. Through Friday, look for continued fair and warm weather with upper 40s to mid 70s.
Ben Rusche, a member of the Aiken County School Board, spoke at a Rotary Club luncheon about progress in financial management, opportunities, and uniform policies, but noted deficiencies. He cited voter apathy, lack of PTA interest, and ongoing political resistance as challenges to consolidating the district for efficiency and equal education.
The Associated Press reports Kissinger may urge a treaty to guarantee U S defense of Israel if attacked. The plan would assure Israel its main ally, but warn that strikes against Arab neighbors could proceed without U S support. Meanwhile Israeli and Egyptian officers met near the Suez cease-fire line to advance the pact.
The Aiken County Board of Commissioners will meet at 8 p m in room 107 at the University of South Carolina Aiken Regional Campus. Public items include a new Civil Defense Director, transport study report, an appointment to the Hospital Board, and funding actions for AKATS and an Atomic Energy Commission grant. The session will also cover a Solid Waste Board update.
Salley prepares for the Salley Chitlin Strut on November 24 drawing an estimated 12 000 attendees despite rain. The parade starts at 10 am with Shriner groups ROTC and the Keyokee Rifle Club joining. NASA Hampton VA will feature a lecture demonstration and guests include U S Congressman Dorn and Senator Thurmond.
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