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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1973

Page

3

Black Panthers Reenter Community With Aid Program

In Winston-Salem the Black Panthers shift image by distributing free clothing and food and offering a free rat control program. Nelson Malloy leads an upcoming Forsyth County ambulance service project aiming to provide emergency and nonemergency transport.

Winston-Salem Black Panther Nelson Malloy The Forsyth County Malloy

Dairymen Push Test of Three-Quart Milk Containers

In Columbia AP reports the Department of Agriculture and weights and measures agency urge a marketing test of milk in three quart containers. International Paper Co and Cable Dairies defend the tall slender carton and say it will be easily distinguished from other sizes. The department cites customer confusion as a drawback to multiple carton sizes. A test in select South Carolina markets is proposed.

Columbia Department of Agriculture Weights and Measures Agency International Paper Co Cable Dairies Eas South Carolina

Schools Ordered To Rehire Teachers Chesterfield

Chesterfield schools must reinstate nine black teachers denied renewed contracts in 1970. The 4th Circuit ruled only these teachers were not rehired due to integration, calling the non rehiring of holders of A to D certificates capricious. Names include Evelyn James and Rachel Evans. nine back pay jobs likely, with possible appeal after trustee talks.

Chesterfield U. S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals Robert E. Hemphill Chester Evelyn James Rachel Evans Evelyn McDuffie Marion Funderburke Creda Curry Never Thompson Margaret Watson Helene Funderburke Jus

Aikenites View Benefit Air Show For Boys Home

More than 20 Aiken residents traveled to Greenville to see a benefit air show for the Boys Home of the South. The Silver Eagles, the U S Army Aviation precision flying team, performed as the main attraction. The home, founded by Charles W Aiken, serves orphaned and neglected school age boys on a 127 acre site near Greenville.

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