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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1971

Page

2

Aiken Community Calendar Highlights Local Clubs and Meetings

A comprehensive list of community groups in Aiken County with meeting times and venues. Highlights include camera and chess clubs, city council sessions, county boards, Lions Club, Jaycees, and the American Legion among others. The schedule covers September 14 events and notes venues like the Commercial Hotel, City Hall, and various community centers.

Aiken Aiken County Rutland Dr. Aiken Atren Camera Club Sheol Atken Chess Club Highway 715 Aiken Citizens Advisory Council City Hall Park Avenue Virginia Acres Park Aiken County Board OF Commissioners Commissioners Richland Avenue Williamsburg Street Aiken County Board OF Education Edgefield Avenue Aiken County Board OF Realtors Aitken Lions Club Lions Hut Hwy Aiken Pilot Club Aiken Aiken Rotary Club

Horoscope Forecast for Wednesday September 15

The column outlines daily sun sign guidance with focus on effort, resource planning, health care, and personal conduct. Aries through Capricorn receive cautions and tips on handling tough answers, organizing opportunities, keeping schedules, and maintaining balance in communications.

Aiken Standard Masthead and mailing rates

The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes afternoon editions excluding weekends. It lists contact details, wire service rights, and subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery.

Free Concert Series Opens at Columbia Museum of Art

The Columbia Museum of Art begins its free 1971 72 concert series with two programs on Sunday Sept 19 and Sept 26 at 3 30 p m in the front gallery. John Kenneth Adams Frits de Jonge and Beverly Reed Hay perform on Sept 19 with piano voice and violin featuring Bach Partita Debussy Song Cycle and a Brahms violin piano sonata. Phyllis Vogel, a Peabody Conservatory alumna, studied in Baltimore.

Columbia Museum of Art John Kenneth Adams Frits de Jonge Beverly Reed Hay Brahms

Democrats Ponder Returning Fees After Magistrate Appointment

Marion McGowan says Democratic Party officials have not contacted him about a $500 magistrate filing fee from last year’s primary. He paid the fee and won, but Gov. West appointed another magistrate on Sen. Laughlin’s recommendations. McGowan contemplates suit and seeks details before deciding. A Friday meeting discussed possible fee refunds totaling about $1,300 for five magistrates, but no action was taken.

Warrenville Marion McGowan McGowan John West Michael Laughlin Sen. Laughlin Gov. West

Flying Ambulance Service Sought in South Carolina

The Medical University of South Carolina aims to create an emergency flying ambulance network across 13 counties. Plans call for three helicopter ambulances staffed with pilots and medical teams to transport emergencies to the nearest capable facility. Officials seek federal underwriting. local hospitals report no word yet.

Charleston Medical University of South Carolina South Carolina Medical School Department of Health, Education and Welfare Max Rittenburg Burns and Trauma Department Allendale Aiken Barnwell Bamberg Orangeburg Calhoun Berkeley Dorchester Hampton Jasper Beaufort Colleton Rittenbury

First Statewide Auto Show To Be One Of Nation's Biggest

Edward M. Cleary of the Chicago Automobile Show predicts the South Carolina event could become the largest automotive show in the Southeast. He estimates 75,000 attendees with 21 major manufacturers, 11 domestic and 10 import brands, planning a four day run November 1 to 4 at the Carolina Coliseum in Columbia.

South Carolina Edward M. Cleary Cleary Carolina Coliseum Columbia University OF South Carolina

Rutledge Named To New State Post

Frederick R. Rutledge Jr. was named Monday chairman of an ad hoc group to assist the South Carolina Planning and Grants Division. Gov. West said the group will coordinate planning across the Board of Health Mental Health Public Welfare and other state offices to combat deficiencies in health care services.

Columbia Frederick R. Rutledge Jr South Carolina John C. West Rutledge Board of Health Mental Health Department Public Welfare

Young bidder shows bridge prowess at eight in Bay City

Eight-year-old Kevin Lee, one of fewer than ten players age ten and under in the American Contract Bridge League, demonstrates his style in a Bay City Michigan game. The frame captures his concentration as cards are spread and a confident smile hints at a budding veteran.

Kevin Lee Bay City Mich UPI

Talmadge Urges Textile Import Quotas in Senate

Senator Herman E. Talmadge urged import quotas on textiles to protect American jobs and income. He cited plant closures and 1100 layoffs due to low wage competition and urged action before another year passes. He criticized Japan's exports self restraint and endorsed Nixon's surcharge and yen revaluation as balance of trade steps.

Senate Congress United States Labor Department Southeast Orient Talmadge Japan Nixon

USC Student Dismissal Upheld in Victory for Board

U.S. District Judge Robert F. Chapman upheld the University of South Carolina Board of Trustees in dismissing student Anthony Herman for his role in a May protest takeover of the student union building during the Vietnam era. About 40 students were involved with varied penalties, and Herman’s challenge to procedures was rejected as constitutional rights were observed.

Columbia U.S Robert F. Chapman University of South Carolina Anthony Herman Herman Chapman

Goren Updates Bridge Bible With New Bidding Systems

Charles H. Goren’s revised edition of GOREN'S BRIDGE surveys 1960s bidding systems including Italian Blue Team and Precision. It details counting hands, odds, and four sections on Bidding Play Defensive and Advanced Play with quizzes and sample hands for beginners to advanced players.

Goren Avarelli Garozzo Belladonna Fourquet D’alelio

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