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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1970
Page
8
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A casual observer recounts the brown creeper a shy, camouflaged bird that spirals around tree trunks in search of grubs. The piece cites Forbush’s praise and urges readers to join the Thanksgiving Day bird count by noting species from their yards.
The National Railway Labor Conference approved the presidential board recommendations for a wage deal worth a 1.33 dollar hourly rise over three years. The package raises the average rate from 3.86 to about 5.19 dollars, a 36 percent increase for roughly 500000 railroad workers. C L Dennis of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks warned of a December 11 strike if no agreement is reached. Dennis had rejected the recommendations after their release on November 9.
A Youth Revival will be held at Shiloh Baptist Church Friday through Sunday with Verne Rushton of North Augusta as visiting speaker. Steve Aaron will direct the music for the services. The public is invited.
The South Carolina Budget and Control Board orders a 6 percent cut across all state agencies to limit an expected $8.5 million deficit. Gov. Robert E. McNair's office confirms letters have been sent to department heads. Salaries will not be cut, but raises are halted. The reduction takes effect December 1.
Readers from Aiken and surrounding towns donate to a fund for a new mule for Chester Hatcher. Contributors include local families, the Salva tion Army, Aiken Standard, Pine Acres Trailer Park, and groups in Evanston Illinois Far Hills New Jersey Westbury New York North Augusta and Augusta. Anonymous gifts total six.
On ABC the fourth season opener of The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau follows a sockeye return to Kodiak Island. The film shows salmon attempting to spawn after four years at sea and the dangers they face from falls, predators, and human interference with fish ladders.
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