Deaths Mrs Lizzie Mae Williams Gleaton 70
Funeral services for Mrs Lizzie Mae Williams Gleaton 70 who died Sunday will be held today at 5 p.m. at the Air Port Church of God with Revs Miles Little and Ansel Hamilton officiating. Burial follows at First Interdenominational Church cemetery. Pallbearers named and friends may call at her daughter Mrs Eugene Hawkins residence or at George Funeral Home Aiken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Mae Williams Gleaton
Airport Church of God
Miles Little
Ansel Hamilton
Bobby Phillips
Franklin Phillips
Fred Phillips
Larry Gantt
Robert Bryant
Glenn Phillips
Eugene Hawkins
Trolleyline Road
Aiken
George Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs Georgia Ann Larke Kathwood
Funeral services for Mrs Georgia Ann Larke of Route 2 Box 198 Kathwood Section will be Thursday at 3 30 p.m. at St Catherine C M E Church with Rev W White officiating Burial will be in the church cemetery Pallbearers are Charles Johnson Levi Bonner Warren Larry Jr and George Bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathwood
Georgia Ann Larke
Aiken County Hospital
St. Catherine C.M.E
W. White
Charles Johnson
Levi Bonner
Warren Larry Jr
George Bush
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Aiken
Marine Officer Candidate Busbee and Cadet Paulk Noted
Marine Officer Candidate Clarence L. Busbee son of Mr and Mrs James C Busbee of 712 Brucewood St Aiken graduated from the Marine Platoon Leaders Class at Quantico Va He is a 1972 graduate of Aiken Senior High School and joined the Marine Corps in March 1973 Cadet Russell L Paulk son of Mr and Mrs Linton K Paulk of 808 Edgefield Road North Augusta is among more than 1300 cadets entering the U S Air Force Academy class of 77 Paulk was admitted after basic training at a simulated combat base near the academy plus conditioning and survival instruction
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence L. Busbee
James C. Busbee
Brucewood St
Aiken
Marine
Quantico
Aiken Senior
USCA
Marine Corps
Russell L. Paulk
Linton K. Paulk
Edgefield Road
North Augusta
U.S. Air Force Academy
Paulk
Aiken Standard Publisher Details and Rates
Aiken Standard established in 1867 publishes daily except Saturdays and Sundays from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801. It carries AP dispatches with exclusive local news rights and outlines advertiser omission correction policies and subscription rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
State Takes Control Of County Stockade
The Aiken County Stockade is transferred to the State Department of Corrections as Savannah River PRC. George A Roof named supervisor. facility to open Dec 15 with 30 day work intro, 2 dollar minimum wage, and $4 daily room and board. Roof plans renovations start Sept 21 with full operation Oct 1.
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Aiken County
Savannah River
PRC
State Department of Corrections
George Allen Roof
Roof
Aiken
Columbia
Airport High School
Newberry College
Public Hospital Debate Sparks Lions Club Meeting
Rep. Irene Rudnick urged against abandoning the Aiken County public hospital and turning care over to private firms. She criticized private hospitals for profit focus and urged voter referendums and reforms, including multi member districts and accountability to citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagener
Irene Rudnick
D.aiken
Wagener Lions Club
Aiken County
Rudnick
Board of Commissioners
Louisville
Extendicare, Inc
Rep
Aiken County Commission Actions Include Public Service Authority
County officials discuss indigent study and road acceptance for Chukker Creek subdivision. Nine members are elected to the Public Service Authority including William L. Gray and J. Todd. The alcoholism and drug problems commission gains minibottle revenues planning role. Historical commission members named from Aiken and North Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Public Service Authority
William L. Gray
North Augusta
S Eugene Hamlet
Beech Island Soil Conservation
Willian Greene Smith Jr
Belvedere S.C.E
Thomas J. Biddie
Aiken
William J Mottel
A.G. Blackmon
Warrenville
Graniteville Co
Joseph A. Todd
Calvin M. McKeown
A.M. Scherffius
Historical Commission
Roy Lions
B.C. Wall
Lonnie Garvin Sr
Campaign drives ahead as United Way surpasses last year
John Thomas, campaign chairman, announces total figure of 349,983.40 a 12.7 percent over last year with weeks to go. He credits organizers and workers for a shorter, more composite drive and expects strong community response in Aiken County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas
Aiken County
HEW Lacks Moratorium Detail on Hospital Construction
A Hill-Burton Foundation spokesman in Washington says no information on a moratorium exists and no new Hill-Burton funds were released for 1974 hospital construction. He notes $50 million was allocated to modernization, with South Carolina receiving $548,552, and stresses HEW discourages new builds unless needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill - Burton Hospital Foundation
Washington, D.C
Hill-Burton
South Carolina
Hill - Burton Fund
Health, Education, and Welfare Dept
HEW
House Expected To Sustain Nixon's Veto
The House is aligned to sustain Nixon's veto on a Minimum Wage bill despite labor push. AFL-CIO chief George Meany urges override and provides a detailed rebuttal to Nixon's veto, as unions intensify efforts in Congress amid narrow approval margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Nixon
Senate
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Congress
Meany
Perry bronze sculpture dedication at USC Aiken
International sculptor Charles C. Perry's bronze work Double Knot will be dedicated Saturday at 4 p.m. in the University of South Carolina Aiken courtyard in memory of Owen H. Perry and Florence F. Perry. Recipient reception to follow hosted by Rose Hill Art Center patrons.
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Aiken
University of South Carolina
Charles C. Perry
Rome
Italy
Owen H. Perry
Florence F. Perry
Perry
Brussels
Belgium
Aiken University
Rose Hill Art Center
Nesbit Favors Hospital Vote Plan For Aiken County
Nesbit argues private firms would operate a new public hospital with outpatient focus and clinics while preserving some board seats. He says profits fund taxes but mostly go to private firm headquarters outside Aiken County. Aimed at comprehensive care, the plan includes an alcoholism unit mental health facility drug detox, and collaboration with Easter Seals for physical therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesbit
Aiken County
South Carolina
Augusta
Columbia
Aiken
Aiken County Hospital
Charleston
Democratic City Council Nomination Filing Opens After Meeting
A Democratic party filing for City Council nominations opened after last night’s meeting. Kennedy announced filing fees go to the party secretary treasurer at 143 Laurens St Croft Building. Possible primary dates are Oct 9 and Oct 16 with a Nov 6 general election. New officers elected unanimously for two years: Dr F A Kennedy president Rev Norman L Bush vice president Charles M Jones secretary treasurer replacing Robert McKinney. Lewis Brown says he will not run again this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croft Building
Laurens St
Kennedy
F.A. Kennedy
Norman L. Bush
Charles M. Jones
Bush
Jones
Robert McKinney
Lewis Brown
Sherrouse Welcomes North Augusta ARTS Approval
Richmond County Planning chief Dayton Sherrouse praised North Augusta City Council for approving ARTS with reservations, calling the vote great and saying reservations pose no problems. He noted hearings addressed Bobby Jones Expressway realignment Duncan Road Extension Lake Avenue and River Route, with the plan to be reviewed and updated as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Sherrouse
Richmond County Planning Commission
North Augusta City
Sherrouse
South Carolina
Duncan Road
Lake Avenue
Fifth Street
North Augusta
Belvedere Opponents Rally At Open Hearings On Plan
ARTS supporters and foes from Belvedere led by Nola Falcone and Charles Eubanks attended hearings charging the plan would “chop up the city.” Council members Greene and others discussed a six month delay, a resolutions path, and next steps with the S C Highway Department and county commissioners. The council also funded a magnetic courtroom board and formed a five member committee to explore a General Services Building for county services. May or Walters named Sam Woodring chair and urged final appointment later with DeLaughter Blackwell and Thompson named.
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Walters
Belvedere
Nola Falcone
North
Greene
General Services
Council
Sam Woodring
George DeLaughter
Joan Blackwell
Eric Thompson
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Chukker Creek
Health Department
Ronald LaCouture
la Couture
Sion
National Weather Service
NOAA
Dept. of Commerce
Pacific Northwest
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Great Lakes
United Way of America, Inc
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Ture
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