Winthrop chorale to feature Kodaly work and soloists
The Winthrop College Chorale and Winthrop Singers present an 8 p.m. recital in Recital Hall. Soloists include Maureen Simpson of Aiken and Kathy All of Charleston performing The Angels and the Shepherds by Kodaly. County clock status noted. Rotary official's spouse recovering at home. Columbus quip adds local color.
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Winthrop College Chorale
Winthrop Singers
the Angels and the Shepherds
Zoltan Kodaly
Maureen Simpson
Aiken
Kathy All
Charleston
Senate Nears Saxbe Vote on Attorney General Barrier
The Senate Judiciary Committee is set to vote on a bill to remove the constitutional bar to appointing Sen. William B. Saxbe as attorney general by restoring the pay to its pre 1969 level. The move raises questions about constitutional validity of the workaround.
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Washington
William B. Saxbe
Ohio
Senate Judiciary Committee
Saxbe
Senate
Democrats To Choose Site For Next Convention
The Democratic national committee will select the host city December 12 from seven finalists Kansas City Boston Washington Niagara Falls St Louis Salt Lake City and Greensboro. Formal presentations were given Monday by the candidate cities.
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Washington
Kansas City
Twenty Israeli POWs Return Home by Air
A Red Cross plane carried 20 Israeli prisoners of war to Tel Aviv today after five other planes arrived from Cairo without the intended troops. Defense Minister Moshe Dayan and Lt. Gen. David Elazar greeted the soldiers at Lod airport as the men, still in Egyptian uniforms, were taken to an Israeli base for showers, new uniforms, and instructions not to discuss their captivity until Friday when the exchange completes.
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Associated Press
Red Cross
Tel Aviv
Cairo
Moshe Dayan
David Elazar
Sol
Diers
Lod
Rules Committee Approves Ford Senate Nomination
Rules Committee voted unanimously to approve House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford as vice president. The nomination moves to the Senate floor with a final vote planned in the Senate next week.
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Ford
Washington
Senate Rules Committee
House
Gerald R
Senate
Market Ends Lower as Energy Concerns Loom on Wall Street
The stock market slid again with the Dow Jones average down sharply to 862.66 as energy fears and a possible recession weighed on sentiment. Monsanto led NYSE trading while Fairchild Camera fell, and declines broadened across the index.
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NEW York
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Monsanto
Penn Central
Texaco
American Telephone
Fairchild Camera
NYSE
Space Flight Effects Studied For Skylab 3 Mission
Skylab 3 astronauts at Houston Space Center focus on medical effects of long spaceflight as a refrigeration leak is fixed. William R. Pogue says the crew feels good after replenishing leaked liquid while officials note the repair raises odds for Carr Gibson and Pogue to complete the 84 day mission.
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Space Agency
Gerald P. Carr
Edward G. Gibson
Pogue
Kennedy Son Doing Well After Leg Amputation
Edward Kennedy Jr., son of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, is reported to be fully recovering from the above knee amputation to halt bone cancer. A Georgetown University Hospital spokeswoman said he is in excellent spirits and progressing satisfactorily as more than 1,000 get well cards arrived, with inquiries from several countries.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Georgetown University Hospital
Edward Kennedy Jr
England
France
Germany
Australia
Argentina
Baker wants Watergate continued investigation
Senator Howard H. Baker Jr says the Senate Watergate inquiry should not end as scheduled in February. As vice chairman of the committee he tells AP editors that much remains unknown and that there may be more beyond what has been revealed. He offers no new specifics but voices concern about the full scope of Watergate.
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Orlando
Fla
Senate
Howard H. Baker Jr
Mittee
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Baker
Walt Disney World
Turkey Talk Makes Nixon Poll Rise in Turkey Town
In Turkey Town the turkey vote backs Richard Nixon amid Thanksgiving humor about stuffing and Big Mac substitutes. Citizens joke about drumsticks and wing mold as T-Day nears, with cartoons of Ralph Nader looming over holiday spending debates.
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Richard Nixon
America
Turkey
R.N
Tom
Dolores
Ralph Nader
Turkey Town
Senate Energy Bills and Sunday Driving Contemplated
Washington officials say curtailment of Sunday driving may be used to conserve fuel. White House adviser Love notes possible Sunday station closings while DiBona mentions a ban on Sunday driving and parks restrictions. The plan could save 660000 barrels daily if fully implemented. The Senate passed emergency energy legislation granting Nixon power to order rationing.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
John A. Love
Charles DiBona
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
DiBona
Love
Senate
House
Democratic
Congress
Capitol Hill
Truck Crash in North Augusta Kills Driver
Two tractor trailers collided at Martintown and Atomic Roads at 3 36 a m killing Darrell Oscar Pervis 45 of Carolina Beach North Carolina. Eulious B Taylor 57 of Augusta escaped injury.
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North Augusta
Martintown
Atomic Roads
Darrell Oscar Pervis
P.O. Box
Carolina Beach
N.C
Eulious B. Taylor
Bayville Rd
Augusta
Pervis
Atomic Road
E. Martintown Road
C.J. Hepler
Hepler
North Carolina
Bill Adams
Landowner Offers Free Acres for New Aiken Hospital Site
Gene Williams of Gene Williams High Grade Land and Gravel offered at least six acres free to Hospital Corporation of America for a possible hospital site by the USC Aiken Regional Campus on the South Aiken By-pass. HCA seeks 30 to 40 acres, with more possible. Williams noted the offer was made about 60 days ago and envisioned a medical educational complex with USCA.
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Aiken
Gene Williams
The
Hospital Corporation of America
Aiken County
University of South Carolina Aiken
South Aiken By-pass
Williams
Vel
Thomas F. Frist Jr
HCA
Aiken County Hospital
USCA
Frist
Alexander Wins Football Contest
Frank Alexander of 714 Palm Drive Aiken wins this week’s football contest by missing one. Leroy Eidson of Graniteville places second with two misses.
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Frank Alexander
Palm Drive
Aiken
Leroy Eidson
Graniteville
Thanksgiving Showers In Forecast
The forecast calls for thundershowers Wednesday and scattered showers Thanksgiving Day with cooler highs around 70. Skies should clear for Saturday's Chitlin Strut in Salley, and the extended outlook shows a few showers Thursday then fair conditions Friday and Saturday.
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Weather Bureau
Salley
Huber Counterproposal In Strip Mining Row Near Hitchcock Woods
J M Huber Corp offers a counterproposal over 700 acres near Hitchcock Woods to Aiken Preparatory School. Negotiations continue with no stated deadline as details unfold and a compromise option involving 350 acres is under consideration to surrender mineral rights.
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J.M. Huber Corp
Hitchcock Woods
Aiken Preparatory School
Huber
Foxchase
Aiken By-Pass
Moresen Named Manager of Beech Island KC Plant
Leo C Moresen 43 longtime Kimberly Clark veteran named mill manager of the Beech Island plant effective January He will replace Raymond Jankowski transferred to Memphis operation of Kimberly Clark Moresen an engineer from Marquette joined KC in 1953 and has worked in Neenah New Milford Niagara Falls and International Division including a 1967 heading of the start.
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Beech Island
Leo C Moresen
Kimberly - Clark Corporation
James G. Grosklaus
Moresen
Raymond Jankowski
Memphis
Kimberly-Clark Corporation
Marquette University
Kimberly-Clark
Neenah
New Milford
Niagara Falls
International Division
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Huber Corporation
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Michael Laughlin
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