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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1969
Page
2
Horoscope style guidance notes outgoing personality and openness, warning of potential manipulation by unscrupulous friends. Includes daily tips for each zodiac sign and a reminder to choose thoughtful, orderly actions.
The council recommends a school crossing flashing light and a crossing guard at the Sundry Camelia Williamsburg intersection. Two other signal installations were disapproved by the department. Permission was granted to the University of South Carolina Aiken student body to hold a Christmas dance in the auditorium. The council asked for more information on proposed signs. Clyde Shure of 1117 Aldrich St. was named to the Citizens Advisory Committee to succeed Col. Lawrence Varner.
The Aiken Standard, established 1867, is published daily except Saturdays and Sundays from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801. Leased wire dispatches from The Associated Press and United Press International are used. No responsibility for advertising errors. corrections provided in the next issue.
A Tuesday forecast calls for rain and showers along the Gulf Coast and Florida. Scattered snow flurries are possible near Lake Superior. Temperatures drop in the Northern and Central Plains and upper Mississippi Valley while northern New York warms slightly. Elsewhere, little temperature change is expected.
Apollo 12 astronauts return to Earth, undergo quarantine as officials note remote germ risk. Dr Clarence Jernigan and a technician conduct exhaustive tests aboard the recovery ship. President Nixon congratulates the crew and promotes Navy commanders. Splashdown occurred near the recovery ship 400 miles southeast of Samoa.
House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford reported that the Moratorium Day march in Washington drew about 250000 people and led to $1.8 million in costs, 606 injuries, 131 arrests, and damage to 503 private and 111 government windows along with 76 law enforcement vehicle damages.
A three sign astrology snippet advises Virgos to challenge unfair criticism and take feedback seriously Libra to temper anger while near a win and Scorpio noting a friend's rejection of a fun idea may not mean overall rejection.
Nine people were killed and five injured when a jeepney converted mini-bus collided with a freight train at a railroad crossing in San Pablo Philippines. Police say the vehicle attempted to overtake a bus when the collision occurred.
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