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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1970

Page

8

Riddling Clues Refine a Word Game Round

A reader decodes a set of cryptic hints correcting answers like HOT BEACH SKIPPER LIES SNORE PATENT FAST HORSE MATCH and more. The notes emphasize precise word choices matching clues such as today s pop music and a white TOP, while noting semantics for dies, snore, patent, and march.

Belittling Readers Draws Fire From Abby Columns

Readers defend the “little guy” amid Abby’s advice on civic involvement. Letters argue many couples on tight budgets prioritize home and family work over politics while still valuing community needs and condemning blanket scorn.

Abby O. K Barstow

Miss South Carolina Receives 22nd Millionth Bible Copy

Claudia Turner of Spartanburg accepts the 22nd millionth copy of Good News for Modern Man from chief translator Dr. Robert G. Bratcher at a Columbia luncheon. Through Christian Action Council and American Bible Society sponsorship, churches aim to distribute over 500000 copies in South Carolina on November 15.

South Carolina Claudia Turner Spartanburg Robert G. Bratcher New York Columbia Christian Action Council The American Bible Society

Busbee Champions Local Control of South Carolina Schools

State education chief Cyril Busbee backs a 1964 law that recognizes local control and requires school boards to set student behavior standards. He aligns with Governor McNair’s view that boards are autonomous on discipline matters.

Columbia Cyril Busbee Robert McNair

Blind graduate at Regis College earns degree

Among graduates at Regis College Meryl Ries of Denver received a degree despite being blind since birth. His mother read books and other documents on tapes for his class assignments.

Denver Regis College Meryl Ries

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