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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1975
Page
11
Condomi nium in A-1 condition car pet draperies and kitchen appliances included. Contains 3 bedrooms 22 baths Living Room Dining Room Kitchen utility area and a fenced garden Immediate occupancy 649-2084 after 5 30 PM. BEDROOM Furnished 205 Silver Bluff 648-0810. BEDROOM 2 bath brick enclosed garage large fenced back yard Available Dec. 2nd 648-5910.
WILMAC INC lists a six bedroom California ranch with 3 beds 2 baths and 2 car garage on a two acre wooded lot plus six acres of fenced pasture and a 12 by 55 mobile home with additions. Also included are 2 bed 1 bath homes in Jackson F C Go forth Ave priced at 6500 with down payment 200 and 12 years at 68.20 monthly A P R 8 percent. For more information call Jack Tyler or agents Emily Cowan Fred Wiles Annette Hair.
Brick residence with three bedrooms and bath count appears misformatted. Includes carport fenced yard and back property on Coker Drive in College Acres. Contact number 279 7015 for details.
An eight woman, four man jury in the Lynette Fromme trial received judge approval to consider assault rather than attempted assassination of a president. The panel debated intent as Fromme pointed a loaded pistol at Ford during his 1975 visit. The case hinges on whether she meant to kill or merely threaten the President.
Newly remodeled two bedroom house on 1882 Notch Road in Aiken with wall to wall carpet, new kitchen cabinets and built in range plus air conditioning. Ideal for a young couple. Contact 648-5996 or 648-5164.
Harper-Ratchford listings present a large South Side three bedroom home with kitchen appliances and fenced yard priced at 20 900. Country five acre property with shop and more at 26700. Lots for building in College Acres Highlands near Windsor totaling 100 acres. By owner three bedroom South Side house near Mitchell Shopping Center with 6 percent loan assumeable at 648 1739 after 5.
Secretary of the Army Martin R. Hoffman parachuted into Fort Bragg to observe 82nd Airborne Division training. He used the MC11 parachute and was joined by Lt. Gen. Henry Emerson to watch exercises, a heavy equipment drop, and a test firing of a wire guided missile.
Kissinger sent a congratulatory note to Jermen Gvishiani on the third anniversary of the Vienna based International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis ILASA. He commended NASA and ILASA as a unique international forum where scientists collaborate to solve major global problems with backing from Soviet and U S academies of science.
Sen Charles Mathias of Maryland said he may run as an independent or third party candidate rather than GOP in the 1976 race. He dropped a GOP primary challenge to Ford and Reagan, saying such a run could hurt Ford and push the party rightward. He aims to draw both Democrats and Republicans to move the balance to the center.
Authorities say charges against antiwar activist Philip Berrigan were dismissed after a British embassy employee who witnessed red paint sprayed on embassy grounds refused to waive diplomatic immunity to testify. Berrigan and two others were arrested by the Executive Protective Service but prosecutors could not proceed without the witness.
Pearl Bailey spoke at the U N General Assembly as special adviser to the U S delegation. She defended Puerto Rico’s status, urged humanism and global solidarity, and performed an improvised encore calling for truth and brotherhood among nations.
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley says he will likely not discipline agents involved in a harassment campaign against thousands of Americans unless the Justice Department prosecutes. He notes no direct illegal acts by agents and argues they should not be punished for actions they believed legal.
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