Parisians Return Home as August Vacation Ends
Parisians flowed back to Paris Sunday as August ends with an estimated 1.2 million expected to drive home and 800,000 to return by train by Monday night.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1969
Page
8
Parisians flowed back to Paris Sunday as August ends with an estimated 1.2 million expected to drive home and 800,000 to return by train by Monday night.
Master in Equity of Aiken County will offer at public outcry the lot known as Lot Five in Fairview Gardens North Augusta fronting Carolina Avenue 75 feet and bounded by Martintown Road to Martin Town Road. Sale set for Sept 2 1969 11 00 A M at the Aiken County Courthouse with cash terms and 5 percent bid deposit.
Clemson University Air Force ROTC cadet J Wayne Lowe of New Ellenton has earned a three year scholarship covering all education costs valued at 1271 dollars per academic year. Col E N Tyndall administered the Air Force Reserve Oath of Enlistment at a Clemson ceremony.
George Meany said the AFL-CIO will oppose Judge Clement Haynsworth's Supreme Court nomination citing conflict of interest. He noted a Deering Milliken ruling benefited a textile firm tied to a vending machine company in which Haynsworth held stock. Meany argued Kennedy Sobeloff did not clear the conflict claim.
Cadet Lowe son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Lowe of Ollie Avenue New Ellenton is a 1968 Aiken High School graduate and a sophomore ceramic engineering major at Clemson. He is among 24 cadets awarded grants for outstanding personal social and moral attributes leadership potential and above average academics.
Clayton Willis appointed director of EEOC Office of Public Affairs by William H. Brown III. Willis background spans Ford Foundation reporting Amsterdam News and Newsweek editorial work with international postings and United Nations press experience. He has served as White House correspondent for WAVA and World Radio News, and has wide freelance foreign coverage.
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