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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1969

Page

9

Aiken Color Slide Exhibition At High School

The Aiken Camera Club hosts the 11th Aiken International Color Slide Exhibition headed by J. H. Lacher. 525 winning slides from 292 exhibitors will be shown to the public at the Aiken Senior High School Auditorium Sunday 3 p.m. and Tuesday 8 p.m. Winners include W. L. Miller of Dunedin New Zealand for Best of Show Gold and Jane S. Foster for Best Local Entry with Early Fishermen.

Lovys T. Hagle Portland Ore Aiken High Auditorium Aiken Camera Club Aiken Statistica The Photographic Society of America W. L. Miller Dunedin New Zealand Aiken Chamber of Commerce Jane S

West To Sub For McNair On European Industry Hunt

Lt. Gov. John West will lead a 15 member South Carolina delegation on a Europe trip to seek industry investment. McNair delays departure but joins Sept. 28. They will briefed in Washington, visit London Brussels Paris Frankfurt and Zurich, returning Oct. 9. Delegation includes South Carolina Development Board officials and chamber reps.

West McNair Columbia John West Robert McNair Europe South Carolina Washington Commerce Department London Brussels Belgium Zurich Switzerland Paris Frankfurt Germany South Carolina Development Board Allen LeGare Charleston Development Board

Agnews Remarks On Busing Signals Limited Policy Impact

President Agnew’s remarks at the Southern Governors Conference in Williamsburg appear to have little policy significance. Federal officials note he reiterated existing law and practice while opposing busing to achieve racial balance, a nuance Nixon aides framed carefully. Civil rights officials cite busing as one tool among several to end dual school systems, with geographic zoning and school pairing also used.

Washington Spiro T. Agnew Agnew Williamsburg South Nixon Department of Welfare Welfare Department

Aiken Couple Appointed to Represent School Vandalism Defendants

Mr and Mrs Alfred E Dufour were named court attorneys for five juveniles charged in the Sleepy Hollow School vandalism near Beech Island. Judge Howard K Williamson set October 2 as trial date. Damage estimated between 15000 and 20000 dollars.

Aiken Alfred E. Dufour Sleepy Hollow Beech Island

Drivers' Licenses Renewals Lagging in South Carolina

South Carolina drivers face delays in license renewals as the Highway Department works through applications submitted in late June. The delay stems from a staggered renewal system and manual checks of driver records, with 90 day temporary licenses issued and extended if needed.

South Carolina Highway Department Highway Department

South Carolina weighs control of consumer credit laws

A nine member special committee in Columbia begins an organizational meeting to study state credit laws for conformity with a new federal truth in lending act. If states lack compliant laws they lose the right to regulate lending. they can regain it by enacting new measures.

Columbia South Carolina Edmund G. Grant D-Richland Ecommittee Lanne Floyd Williamsburg Grant

Spock Calls GI Pullouts A Fraud in Antiwar Plan

New York AP Dr Benjamin Spock denounced Nixon's troop withdrawal as a fraud and announced fall protests including a 36 hour March Against Death in Washington. He predicted 500000 participants for a November 14 15 march from Arlington Cemetery to the Capitol.

NEW York Benjamin Spock Nixon Washington Spock Arlington Cemetery White House Capitol Vietnam Chicago Boston U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Washington Mar San Francisco New Mobilization Committee David Dellinger Liberation Magazine Stewart Meacham American Friends Service Committee

Meany Says Haynsworth Unfit for Supreme Court

AFL-CIO chief George Meany testified that Judge Clement Haynsworth is unfit for the Supreme Court on grounds of anti labor bias lack of ethical standards and indifference to Negroes. He cited labor case reversals and a Darlington S C plant dispute as key evidence. Senator Kennedy voiced dissatisfaction with the ABA position.

Afl-Cio Haynsworth Meany Supreme Court Deering Milliken Darlington S.C Textile Workers Walsh ABA

Better Schools Parents Group to Meet in Aiken

The Aiken chapter steering committee of Citizens for Improved Education will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in the Municipal Auditorium. Agenda includes officer elections from a nominating committee. The group aims to form chapters countywide to boost parent involvement in schools and the meeting is open to the public.

Aiken Citizens For Improved Education

Quiet Period Time to Get 1970 Vehicle Licenses

State Highway Department offices enter a quiet period before the 1970 license rush. Officials urge motorists to obtain licenses now to avoid penalties. A $0.50 late visit fee begins November 1, with fines up to $100 or 30 days in jail for failing to display a 1970 tag.

State Highway Department

Bible Classes Begin Sunday At St. Paul's

St Pauls Lutheran Church opens Sunday night adult book classes guided by Dr Edward Baumann head of Religion at American University Washington and Edgar New Testament overview with a film on Jesus in the Synoptic Gospels. Thirteen sessions run through year end in the church social hall beginning 7 50 pm inviting members and friends.

Edward D. Baumann Department of Religion The American University Washington Jesus Friends St. Paul's

Vaughn Promoted to Assistant Vice President at Bankers Trust

James R. Vaughn, longtime Langley office officer of Bankers Trust of South Carolina, was promoted to assistant vice president. A Greenwood native and Erskine College graduate, he served in the Army Signal Corps and has held roles in Greenwood Columbia and Aiken offices. Vaughn directs Millbrook Baptist Church music and engages with United Fund Red Cross Optimist Club Jaycees and local civic groups.

James R. Vaughn Langley Bankers Trust of South Carolina W. W. “Hootie” Johnson Bankers Trust of South Carolina Vaughn Erskine College Army Signal Corp Germany Ces Lancley Millbrook Baptist Church United Fund Red Cross Optimist Club Jaycees Langley-Bath-Clearwater Albert Pike Masonic Lodge Aiken County Heart Association Havin Heart Fund

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