Extra Stumper Entries Could Win $340 in Puzzle Contest
Extra copies of the $340 Standard Stumper offer a chance to win with three free words. The gravy words are numbers 4 across 9 down and 18 down. Deadline is not on Wednesday but approaching.
23 Nov 1970
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1970
Page
1
Extra copies of the $340 Standard Stumper offer a chance to win with three free words. The gravy words are numbers 4 across 9 down and 18 down. Deadline is not on Wednesday but approaching.
Wachovia Bank and Test Co. announce a cut in the prime rate from 7.1 percent to 7 percent effective immediately. Several North Carolina banks follow, part of a broader move after Chase Manhattan. This marks the second 0.25 point reduction in two weeks from 7.0 to 7.0 percent.
In Kamakura Japan Foreign Minister Kiichi Aichi says talks with the United States over textiles remain deadlocked with crisis stage noted. Japan will seek reconciliation but offers no new proposals as Washington pressures textile import cuts.
Egyptian warplanes flew almost the canal length over Israeli emplacements in a cease-fire violation, with two UN complaints lodged. Sukhoi SU7s conducted reconnaissance missions Sunday and no bombs were dropped. Israel reported no firing. Egypt denied the claim.
U S command said an Army helicopter gunship mistakenly opened fire on a South Vietnamese Ranger unit nine miles northwest of Pleiku in the Central Highlands. One American soldier was killed and seven others wounded.
New York stock prices rose broadly after a cut in the prime lending rate to 7 percent. On the New York Stock Exchange, 4 advances for every 1 decline with Gulf Oil, General Telephone, Xerox, Texas Gulf Sulphur and Don Edison among notable early gainers. The Dow Jones average climbed 5.75 to 761.57 as volume reached 10.93 million shares.
The business and advertising departments will be closed Thursday for Thanksgiving. Display ads for Friday must be received by noon Wednesday. Classified ads for Friday are due by 10 a.m. Thursday. The switchboard stays open until noon Thanksgiving day. Normal deadlines resume Friday.
The Great er Aiken Retail Council designates November 30 through December 5 as Lets Talk Turkey Days with turkey posters in store windows to urge shoppers to Shop Aiken. Local merchants plan off duty Aiken City police for security as approved by J Carroll Busbee and the Chamber discusses Holiday Inn motel statistics for the area.
Aiken city leaders hear a request from the Kalmia Plaza Merchants Association to cover two thirds of downtown holiday decorations costs. The last meeting funded 1000 for downtown street lights, while merchants sought full city support. A rezoning and subdivision proposal is on tonight’s agenda along with housing relocation actions and several board appointments.
Lt. William L. Calley Jr. faces charges of murdering 102 civilians during the My Lai operation. Prosecution has yet to place him at the scene as witnesses confirm brutal acts by Charlie Company. An Army judge and a split verdict for Sgt David Mitchell are noted in Texas.
U S fighter bombers and B 52s hit North Vietnamese supply routes through Laos and Cambodia while planes strafed troops on Cambodia's northern front after Kompong Cham attack. An OV100 crash near Kompong Cham left two crewmen rescued. Ranger and Hancock carriers reinforced the air fleet, replacing Oriskany and Shangri La.
Rep. Marshall Cain a potential 1974 GOP gubernatorial candidate is listed by State GOP chairman Ray Harris among seven possibilities. Cain, 36, says he aims to be a good representative as he notes a long future in politics while Greenville mayor figures invoke differing views on campaign tactics.
The Pine Log Road area experienced a power outage this morning for about ninety minutes due to a downed conductor wire. Jim Ray of South Carolina Electric and Gas cited an arc in the line and noted possible squirrel involvement, though the exact cause remains unconfirmed.
The Shop Aiken committee led by Wade Brodie reaffirmed its policy to keep shoppers in Aiken. The group highlighted downtown free parking billboard ads on the Augusta highway and the Sales Clinics success, and noted the new Aiken Retail Council led by Lionel Smith to coordinate promotions. Brodie urged a local shopping survey through USC to learn habits and preferences.
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