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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1972

Page

4

Library Adds To Collection Books Containing Larger Type

The Aiken County Public Library expands its large print selection with four new mystery and suspense titles. Helen McCloy presents A Question of Time with a New Year 1961 to 1971 frame and a Beacon Hill setting. Jean Muir debuts Stranger Tread Light as Prudence DeJong faces danger after a simple favor. Max Brand contributes Ambush at Torture Canyon about Durfee and Lester in a vengeance chase set in the mountains.

Margo Martha Aiken County Beacon Hill Holland Wyoming Prudence DeJong Prudence Max Brand Frederick Faust Doctor Kildare Destry Torture Canyon Silas Durfee Henry Vincent Thomas Bunce Lester Durfee Young Vincent

State Forester Jones Transferred To Aiken

Charles W. Jones, forester for the South Carolina Commission of Forestry, was transferred to the Aiken Forestry Project to assist landowners with woodland problems. He replaces John Stone, who moved to the Orangeburg district office. Jones, a Camden District veteran and University of Georgia graduate, will offer a full service program with forestry recommendations.

Charles W. Jones S.C Jones Nichols Charlotte Hayes Dalton Melanie Aiken County

Automakers Learn Consumers Take Control In Market Shifts

The piece notes buyers push back against marketing power, shifting toward compact cars and mobile homes. It cites General Motors Ford and Chrysler adapting to demand for smaller vehicles and more economical housing, with mobile homes rising to over 500000 shipments this year. The trend reflects a broader change in lifestyle, tax base, and town appearances as buyers assert their preferences.

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