Two Slain In Parking Lot At Beech Island Kimberly Clark Plant
Two people were shot to death Tuesday night in the parking area of the Kimberly Clark plant in Beech Island. Victims are Sandra LaRusea 25 and Randy Gravette 21 both of Beech Island. Suspect Jimmie Ray LaRussa 1942 Kissingbower Rd Augusta estranged husband of LaRusea is in jail. LaRussa surrendered after the shooting which occurred moments before the A shift started. An inquest will be held at a date to be announced.
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John W. Busch
Kimberly-Clark Corporation
Beech Island
Aiken County
LaRussa
Augusta
Gravette
Johnson
James Gregory
Ottinger Blames FAA for Indianapolis Crash
Representative Richard Ottinger and House Commerce Committee members charged the Federal Aviation Administration with dereliction of duty after a fatal collision near Indianapolis. They faulted FAA officials and said the small plane might have been prevented from crashing if under control of the Weir-Cook Municipal Airport tower.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Richard L. Ottinger
New York Democrat
Bers
House Commerce Committee
FAA
Indianapolis
Ottinger
Weir-Cook
Mystery crashes blamed on driver illnesses under new rules
South Carolina Highway Department investigators say many highway fatalities stem from driver illnesses such as heart disease and diabetes. They note mystery crashes often involve heart attack or insulin shock, urging those with serious or even minor cardiac problems to avoid driving. The teams were created under the 1966 Federal Highway Safety Act guidelines.
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Columbia
South Carolina Highway Department
Highway Department
Haynsworth Asked to List Corporate Interests
Senators Hart and Tydings request a complete listing of all Haynsworth corporate holdings and outside income since 1963 as hearings on Nixon’s Supreme Court nomination approach. The aide said Haynsworth is compiling the information. Eastland will forward the request to him.
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Washington (Ap
Clement F. Haynsworth
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Joseph D. Tydings
D-Md
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Eastland
4Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Hart
Coast Guard Northwind Drops From Northwest Passage Convoy
The icebreaker Northwind leaves the convoy leading the SS Manhattan as it can not keep pace with the tanker and a Canadian escort. Humble Oil aims to prove the Manhattan can haul oil year round from Alaska to the Atlantic via the Arctic route despite ice.
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NEW York
U.S. Coast Guard
Northwind
Northwest Passage
Canada
Humble Oil & Refining Co
Manhattan
Humble
Alaska
United States
Rio strain as thousands questioned in Elbrick kidnap case
Unofficial reports say up to 2000 people were arrested or questioned in the search for U.S. Ambassador C. Burke Elbrick. Civilians, army and navy investigators clashed, with some released then rearrested, amid interdepartmental rivalry and confusion. The detainees reportedly included students, politicians, journalists and businessmen. The regime tightened capital punishment for subversives after Elbrick's 78 hour confinement and release.
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Rio DE Janeiro
U.S
C. Burke Elbrick
Army
Navy
Sion
Elbrick
Presiden
Arthur da Costa @ Silva
Telephone numbers for advertising and departments
Advertising 4a144 Business 648-1815 Circulation 648-2311 Classified 648-2312 shows 648-1815 Photo 648-1815 Women's News 648-1818. This listing provides contact lines for the publication's various divisions.
Beer Can Full Of Pennies Pays Marriage License
A young Auburn woman paid a $3 marriage license with a beer can full of pennies. Clerk Philip J. Conboy accepted the container, later discovering 304 pennies inside. He plans to return the overpayment noting it might help the couple save a nest egg.
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Auburn
N.Y
Philip J. Conboy
City Hall
Viet Cong End Cease-Fire and U S B52 Raids Resumed
Viet Cong shellings shattered the cease-fire early Thursday and U S B52 bombers hit enemy gunners south of Da Nang. Spokesmen said shelling began before 1 a.m. end of the 72 hour truce, while a 100 round mortar barrage hit a bivouac north of Saigon at dusk Wednesday.
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Saigon
U.S
da Nang
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Kidnapped Woman Released After 38 Hours
The 26 year old daughter of a Toronto millionaire Mary Davis Nelles was held 38 hours in a car by kidnappers who escaped with 200000 dollars in ransom. She was freed unharmed at a cottage area 107 miles north of Toronto.
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Toronto
Mary Davis Nelles
Claremont
Tornto
Footes Bay
Muskoka Cottage
Henry Radcliffe Nelles
Nelson Davis
Marshall Davis
Nelles
Aiken Standard Plans Eight Page Football Edition 1969
The Aiken Standard will publish an eight page supplement on Friday featuring high school and junior high football teams in the area. It will include photos and prospects for the 1969 season with stories on Aiken High Schofield St Angela Langley Bath Clearwater North Augusta Jackson Ridge Spring Monetta Graniteville Jefferson North Augusta Junior High Aiken Junior High Kennedy Junior High and New Ellenton Junior High.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken High
Schofield
St. Angela
Langley-Bath-Clearwater
North Augusta
Jackson
Ridge Spring-Monetta
Graniteville Jefferson
Aiken Junior High
Kennedy Junior High
New Ellenton
Underground A-Blast Frees Gas in Colorado Rockies Test
Project Rulison detonated 842 feet underground in Battlement Mesa to release natural gas from sandstone. AEC reports minimal radiation and no leak risk, while wind delays and protests surrounded the six day postponement. Authorities estimate about 60 billion cubic feet could be freed, valuing the venture at $1.2 billion with a $7 million total cost.
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Grand Valley
Colo
Colorado Rockies
Atomic Energy Commission
Hiroshima
Japan
Golden
AEC
U.S. Supreme Court
Australia Co
Houston
Tex
Australia
Battlerment Mesa
Mesarverde
Dayan Hints of Heavier Strikes as Jets Hit Egypt
Israeli aircraft attacked army vehicles in the Ras Abu Doreg and Ras Za farana region south of Port Suez in a continuation of Dayan’s warnings of intensified strikes. Cairo said one Israeli plane was shot down over the Gulf of Suez while Israel reported all planes returned to base.
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Rel Aviv
Moshe Dayan
Warna
Egypt
Armo Tr
Ras Abu Doreg
Ras Za‘farana
Port Suez
Assaul
Israel
Cairo
Gulf of Suez
Sinai Peninsula
Moscow accuses Red China of delaying border talks
Izvestia article based on captured Chinese documents and weapons accuses Beijing of stalling talks while staging intrusions into Soviet territory. It cites a July 26 attack on Kirkinsky Island near the Ussuri border and notes previously undisclosed clashes near Damansky Island.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Red China
Izvestia
Soviet Union
Kirkinsky
Ussurt
Damansty Island
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Robert Johnson
Donald Cheeks
Busch
Randy Gravette
Haynsworth Holdings List
Rio
Alken Shindard
San Francisco
Joseph Alioto
Los Angeles
Alioto
Look Magazine
Gardner Cowles
UPI Telephoto
Colorado
Dayan
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