Aiken Standard Information Page Facts
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each afternoon except weekends. Address Box 456 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801 prints AP and UP news and lists subscription rates 35 cents weekly 1.50 monthly 18.50 yearly by mail 9.50 six months 5.00 three months by mail.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
Your Birthday Tuesday September 29 Horoscope Brief
The reading notes a curious, principled, sometimes mysterious birthday personality. It urges seriousness at work, acknowledges the need for rest, and highlights loyalty, mercy, and balanced love. Tomorrow’s outlook invites Libra Scorpio and Sagittarius sections with guidance on behavior and wellbeing.
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Scorpio
Street Priest quits beat in Boston after four years
The Rev. Paul Shanley once roamed the streets as Boston’s street priest guiding runaways and drug users. He says leaving the beat was the only way to keep his sanity and he stepped back nearly seven weeks ago at his own request.
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Boston
Paul Shanley
Shanley
Paul
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Health Care Project For Children Launched
The Department of Pediatric Cardiology at the Medical University of South Carolina in partnership with the South Carolina Regional Medical Program launches a state wide health care project for children and infants with heart disease. An award of 138714 funds this initiative directed by Dr. Arno Hahn to educate researchers physicians nurses and paramedical staff, strengthen referrals, and expand a Heart Screening Program first conducted at the Aiken Heart Clinic. The effort aims to build a state center for training and comprehensive care for newborns and children with heart disease.
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Department of Pediatric Cardiology
The
Medical University of South Carolina
South Carolina
Hohn
Aiken
Division of Pediatric Cardiology
Medical University
First Census Of Deaf In 40 Years Stated
Franklin Jacques president of the South Carolina Association of the Deaf announced a nationwide census of the deaf the first in 40 years. The effort aims to estimate the deaf population geographic distribution and key characteristics to guide needed services. Cooperating with the National Census of the Deaf, he asks for names and addresses of deaf citizens to be sent to National Census of Deaf 905-C Bonifant St Silver Springs Maryland 20910.
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Franklin Jacques
South Carolina Association of the Deaf
Jacques
Bonifant St. Silver Springs
Maryland
Zodiac Daily Advice Capsule from 1970 United Feature Syndicate
Capricorn to Aquarius forecasts offer afternoon solutions and new friendships. Pisces warnings, Aries caution on overexertion, Taurus cheer in the afternoon. Gemini urges time management, Cancer braces for emotional hurts, Leo urges checking a friend, Virgo sees brighter prospects. Copyright 1970 United Feature Syndicate.
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Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Inflation Hits Municipal Debt Turbulence Across U S Cities
Inflation drives rising borrowing costs in 1969 70 leading cities and towns to delay projects. Analysts warn the trend could become chronic unless new borrowing methods or subsidies are devised. Tax exemption for munis faces renewed scrutiny.
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New York
America
Registration Open For Field Classes In Aiken County
Registration for field classes for Aiken County teachers is offered with the College of General Studies USC. Courses run fifteen weeks with graduate or undergraduate credit. Classes list includes Math 501 Health Education 521 Reading 514 Library 531 Preschool Education 048 and more at Aiken Regional Campus and Paul Knox Junior High School.
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Aiken County
College of General Studies
University of South Carolina
Aiken Math
Aiken Regional
Health
Kalmia_ Hill School
Aiken
North Augusta
Paul Knox
Winthrop Begins Fund Drive for 1970 71
Winthrop College launches the annual fund drive with Class Agents meeting September 26 in the Johnson Building. Aiken County agents Mrs. Lewis E. Brown Mrs. James F. DuPree Mrs. James H. Evans and Mrs. Albert W. Frey of North Augusta participate. The goal is $60,000 and the drive runs through June 30, 1971.
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Winthrop
Johnson
Winthrop College
Aiken County
Lewis E. Brown
James F. DuPree
James H. Evans
Aiken
Albert W. Frey
North Augusta
Auburn Professor to Speak on ASME Goals Discussion
Dr R I Dacson of Auburn University will address the ASME CSRA section at McCormick's Cafeteria Augusta Thursday at 8 p m. The talk covers engineering goals for the future and the profession with remarks from Gray McCalley CSRA chair. Reservations due by 4 p m tomorrow via Mrs Madge Shaffer at 649 6211 or 824 6331 ext 2738.
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ASME
R. I. Dacson
Auburn University
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
McCormick
Augusta
Engineering Society and Engineers
Gray McCalley
CSRA
Madge Shaffer
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