Gulf United Executives Visit Aiken Weekend Plans
Gulf United Nuclear Fuels Corporation executives and spouses flew from New York to Augusta on a charter DC-9 and then traveled by bus to Aiken. The 77 travelers from Westchester, N.Y. include 33 couples and 11 singles. Aiken is eyed as the potential HQ site on 10.6 acres opposite the USC Aiken Regional campus, suggesting a new industrial lure for the area.
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Southern Airlines
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University of South Carolina
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Partics
Aikenites Read About Neighbors in Sandlapper Profile
Don Law profiles Louis Cassels and Mrs. Allen B. Thomas shares her squash recipe with South Carolinians. Augustus Ceasar would be 2036 this Sunday. Mrs. R L Cate and Mrs. Will Edgar accept reservations for the Aiken County Diabetic Association production "1 Do-1 Do" on Nov 15 16. Tennis players gain extra practice as Wimbledon and Davis Cup prep. Virginia acres adds lights for dusk to 10 p.m.
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Don Law
Louis Cassels
Allen B. Thomas
R.L. Cate
Will Edgar
Aiken County
Wimbleton
Virginia Acres
Nixon denies Japan trip rumors in 1974 timeframe
The White House rejected reports Nixon plans to visit Japan in November or December 1974. Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren said no such plans exist though Nixon and Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka had agreed to a visit by year end at least two months ago. A Japanese correspondent cited newspapers in his country stating the trip would occur this year.
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Gerald L. Warren
Kakuei Tanaka
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Grass urges US to intervene over Soviet rights
Prize winning German author Gunter Grass told a New York luncheon that Americans should not ignore the moral war and that the West may intervene in the Soviet Union’s internal affairs when it suppresses the rights of Soviet intellectuals.
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New York
Gunter Grass
Soviet Union
Grass
Kissinger Confirmed as Secretary of State and NSC Advisor
The Senate approved Henry A. Kissinger as secretary of state to replace William P. Rogers and he will retain his White House role as national security adviser. The Foreign Relations Committee backed the nomination 16 to 1, resolving doubts about one person holding two posts in favor of trying the arrangement.
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Senate Today
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William P. Ro
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al Security Affairs
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Sterilization Ban Extended Nationwide
The government extends a 30 day continuation of the federally financed sterilization ban on young girls and mentally incompetent women. New regulations to safeguard their rights will be circulated for public comment. The ban followed a July incident in Alabama where a man alleged his daughters were sterilized without his knowledge.
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Washington
Alabama
Ellis Withholds Probe Results
The Charlotte Observer reports an Aiken doctor faced civil rights accusations from three patients, denied by Dr. C H Pierce and stated by Dr. R Archie Ellis of the South Carolina Department of Social Services. Investigators found no similar patterns across the state.
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R. Archie Ellis
S.C. Department of Social Services
State Department
Little Change In Temperatures Predicted In Aiken Area
The Aiken forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with little change in temperatures today tonight and tomorrow. Highs in the upper 80s and lows around the mid 60s. Rain chances are 20 percent today and tomorrow and 10 percent tonight. Winds northeasterly 5 to 10 mph today and tonight, south 10 to 15 mph tomorrow.
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Aiken
Food Prices Blamed for August CPI Jump
Washington officials reported a 1.8 percent rise in consumer prices in August, the sharpest since 1947, with meats poultry and eggs driving about 80 percent of the increase. Food prices jumped a record 6 percent for the month, surpassing April 1917 gains.
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Washington
Labor Department
Rudnick Pushes Referendum on Aiken County Hospital
Mrs. Irene Rudnick introduces a House bill calling for a referendum in Aiken County before any public hospital is abandoned. The measure, referred to the county delegation on Rep. Zack Fulmer’s request, seeks to report out or kill the bill in committee.
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Irene Rudnick
Aiken County
Zack Fulmer
For Profit Hospitals Shape South Carolina Health Network
A Blue Cross-Blue Shield study finds South Carolina has few for profit private hospitals, six known to be for profit, about 8 percent of non governmental general hospitals and 3 percent of beds. The six include facilities in Darlington Greenville Marion Williamston and Spartanburg. The report cites 1970 national figures and notes smaller bed counts for profit hospitals compared with not for profit facilities, with concerns raised about handling long term or costly patients.
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Greenville
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Williamston
Spartanburg
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