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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1972
Page
5
North opens 2NT and South explores with 3 clubs using the transfer corollary. South ends in hearts after a long sequence, maneuvering to ruff and establish hearts to score ten tricks. Declarer wins two clubs two diamonds one heart one spade in dummy and four hearts in hand.
Clemson University extension team warns SC soybean growers may lose about 3 million dollars this year due to lance nematodes a microscopic worm like parasite feeding on soybean roots. About 60 growers and others observed plots in Aiken County as experiments test control methods.
Kris Kristofferson will headline a concert at the Carolina Coliseum on September 15 at 8 p.m. The University of South Carolina Student Union lists Rita Coolidge as special guest. Tickets are available at the Coliseum and Elliott's Gifts & Things in Aiken and Elliott's Office Supply.
More than 4 million dollars was spent in the Orangeburg District including Aiken for service improvement and expansion projects by the Southern Bell Telephone Company during the first six months of the year.
In New York AP report on methods to strengthen sermons across denominations. Clergy explore dialogues multimedia skits and canned sermons while leaders urge clearer Christ centered preaching and less reliance on psychology or politics. A national congress on the Word of God is planned in Washington DC with Protestant and Catholic participation.
The first wave of about 16,000 students starts registering for fall classes at the University of South Carolina. This year registration is easier as all steps can be completed at Carolina Coliseum.
The speaker thanks supporters in Aiken County for their votes in the Democratic Primary and seeks continued backing in the November General Election.
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