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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1970

Page

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Aiken County face count council referendum debate shapes up

The Aiken County referendum on adopting a six member county council and chairmanship could usher in a new form of government on January 1 1971 as voters decide on November 3. Incumbent Don Maxwell seeks the council chair role with challengers for seats two four and six including Thomas J Brown Frank Cormany Robert W Shellhouse and Dr Carl A Shealy.

Aiken County Coun Aiken Council Don Maxwell The South Carolina National Bank Thomas J. Brown New Ellenton SRP Frank Cormany Robert W. Shellhouse Carl A. Shealy North Augusta

Local Candidates and Officials in Aiken Race for City Council

Bill names three current officials Fred Scott Mackie Scott and Raymond Holley as the three seats to be filled if the council bill passes The Candidates Don Maxwell longtime banker and community leader from Aiken is also presented with extensive civic roles and family details noting his Charleston origin education and marriage

Hemingway Maxwell Betty Thompson Charleston Karen Queens College Charlotte Donna Aiken High School Schofield Becky Mead Hall HEART Herbert Witter Heart Fund Heart Campaign

Labor Day traffic death toll rises during long weekend

The Associated Press reports 393 deaths on the last day of a Labor Day 78 hour holiday period ending at midnight. The total death toll compares with 688 in 1968 and 609 in 1969 for Labor Day fatalities, while the 1967 July 4 holiday week saw 732 deaths.

Associated Press

Delayed Compensation in Daytona Beach

A man about 20 entered Eu gene Belcher's convenience store in Daytona Beach on Sunday with five one dollar bills and admitted a past candy theft from a decade ago. He offered payment as compensation, insisting Belcher accept or be reimbursed, but Belcher returned the money and urged him to keep it. He left without giving his name.

Daytona Beach Fila Eugene Belcher Belcher

Plant Guard Slain as Plant Reopens in Macon

In Macon Georgia a guard at Armstrong Cork Co. was shot and killed near the south gate while violence continued after the plant was reopened following a three month shutdown over labor trouble. A companion reported seeing movement in bushes before the single shot. Police said two fire bombs were later tossed at a nonstriking worker’s home but were extinguished. The plant had resumed operations after the Cement Lime and Gypsum Workers contract expired in June.

Macon Armstrong Cork Co Donald Bruce Stickney James Kennard Stickney Kennard

Queen Elizabeth III Faces Debate Over Royal Salary

London reports Queen Elizabeth III, valued around 480 million, would receive a pay raise. The monarch currently gets 1.14 million in tax free allowances and 480000 from estates, funding Buckingham Palace and 400 aides. William Hamilton plans to oppose any higher pay and push for public parliamentary hearings on royal finances.

London Elizabeth III William Hamilton Scotland Britain

Miss Nude World contestant crowned in Ontario pageant

Rhonda Stallan, 21, named Miss Nude World in Freeland Ontario after nude judging with 12 entrants. Runners up were Annette Greer and Barbara Aldricks from Burling and Campbellsville, Ontario. Evelyn Kane of Rochester New York was the sole American in the event. Stallan plans and prizes include a trophy a two person trip to Florida and a pet monkey.

Barbara Aldricks Campbellsville Ont Evelyn Kane Rochester N.Y Stallan Florida

Typhoon Fran Leaves Dead and Missing in Formosa Coast

Six people were killed and seven reported missing after Typhoon Fran hit northern Formosa. Twelve were seriously injured and unconfirmed reports said 28 people near Hsinchu were swept away.

Taipei Formosa Hsinchu

Stumper Entry Promises Reward for Labor Day Window

A Labor Day weekend notice urges readers to submit entries for the $230.00 Standard Stumper noting a Wednesday noon deadline and highlighting the potential prize value.

Old Steam Locomotive Returns To Aiken Today

Engine 722, a 65 to 70 year old steam engine, left Charleston at 7 a.m. and will pass through Aiken this afternoon as part of National Railway Historical Society events. Delegates toured on an open car for pictures during three days of activities.

Charleston Aiken Atlanta National Railway Historical Society Charter Society A.B. Bartee Dele

U.S. Cuts Strength In Vietnam Drops Below 400000

Saigon report shows U S troop strength in Vietnam fell to 399500 as of last Thursday, the lowest since January 1967, with further reductions including withdrawal of the 31st Tactical Fighter Wing from Tuy Hoa Air Base and transfer to the U S Army.

Saigon Vietnam U.S U.S. Command 7Th Air Force Tuy Hoa US. Army

Eight Die On South Carolina Highways Over Labor Day Weekend

Aiken County reports no weekend fatalities but the state records eight highway deaths during Labor Day weekend. Victims include William Earl Lance 20 of Shallotte NC at Horry County intersection. James Ladd Feltman 8 of Columbia in a bicycle accident. Levance McNeil 56 of Darlington hit on I-95. Walter Leon Singletary 23 near Lake City. D L Schwengels 19 of Shaw AFB struck on US 76. Roger Dale Vause 21 Olanta in a collision with a train. Richard Kanipe 10 months in a two car crash near Chester. Roger Lee Gailliard 21 Pineville after car left road and hit a tree.

Aiken County South Carolina State Highway Patrol Columbia William Earl Lance Shallotte N. C Horry County James Ladd Feltman Levance McNeil Rt. 3 Darlington Florence County Walter Leon Singletary Ht. 2 Scranton Lake City D. L. Schwengels Shaw Air Force Base U. S. 76 Sumter Roger Dale Vause Olanta North Charleston Vause Richard Kanipe Chester Roger Lee Gailliard Rt. 1 Pineville St. Stephen

Judge rules city not required to give firing chief a hearing

Judge Julius B. Ness of the 2nd Judicial Circuit ruled that the Aiken City Council has no legal obligation to grant a public hearing for fired Police Chief James B. Brown. He said Brown has no right to a hearing before the council and that the city manager, not council, holds removal authority under the city manager form of government. Brown was fired July 21 by City Manager Roland Windham.

Julius B. Ness 2Nd Judicial Circuit Aiken James B. Brown Ness Brown Roland Windham

Hijacking Crisis: Four Planes Targeted Across Europe Middles East

Arab guerrillas hijacked four planes including a Pan Am 747 and a TWA Boeing 707. One 747 was blown up in Cairo after passengers disembarked while a Swissair DC8 and the other TWA craft faced threats in Amman. Leila Khaled, 24, linked to the London episode, is in custody.

Cairo Europe Middle East Beirut Lebanon Zerga Amman Jordan England Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine Gairo Amsterdam Trans World Airlines TWA Swissair London el al New York Scotland Yard Leila Khaled

President Nixon Hosts Labor Day Events at White House

President Nixon returns to the White House to celebrate Labor Day with 3,200 union leaders and families. A private East Room dinner for 200 featured prime rib and wine, followed by a torch light review for 3,000 on the White House lawn. He ends the day with a Riverside visit to his 90 year old aunt.

Washington Nixon White House Labor Department Riverside

Wilrose Farm Trainer Eyes Australia for Five Trotters

Don Larlee new Wilrose Farm trainer travels to Australia and New Zealand to acquire five horses four from New Zealand and one Australian thoroughbred James Darren. Air freight to New Jersey then three days quarantine precede shipment to Liberty Bell Park for initial wintering in Aiken if Jefferson-Aiken Trotting Track can accommodate 15 to 20 trotters and pacers. Larlee expects arrival by late October pending Schultz track space and stall availability.

Kentucky Land Down Under Don Larlee Wilrose Farm Australia New Zealand United States Larlee James Darren New Jersey Liberty Bell Park Aiken Abraham Schultz Jefferson - Aiken Schultz

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