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The Augusta News-Review - November 29, 1973 -
1~~ Irby Questions DymoOn Apartheid
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L Gantz i. shown with smplnyes in Augusta plant, which win become the
company’s largest plant in the United States.
News-Review columnist Al
Irby took advantage of a press
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briefing for Claude L. Gantz,
president and chief executive
of Dymo, Inc., to question him
about Dymo’s policy toward
the emerging nations of Africa,
since the company’s regional
offices are in Johannesburg,
South Africa where racial
apartheid is standard policy.
Gantz assured the newsmen
at the chamber of Commerce
that his company’s racial
policies in America were
among the best in the nation.
Dymo Products Co. located
in Augusta since 1966, will be
the company’s largest plant in
the continental United States
when the current expansion is
completed.
Dymo pioneered the
concept of embossed vinyl
labeling tape. Its subsiary,
Dymo Products Co. is the
leadingU.S. producer oflabel
makers.
WOMEN
on Wheels
| HELPFUL SAFETY TIPS~]
by Elizabeth Stimley
Plymouth Safety Writer
IF STEERING FAILS
Power steering is like a dish
washer. You can do without
either but life is nicer with
them.
If you’ve never driven with
out power steering, you can’t
possibly appreciate how much it
contributes to easy handling.
fßut if it quits
K functioning,
■ you'll learn to
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j-j way to find
flu out what it
feels like to drive without power
steering before it happens.
Drive to a deserted lot. Start
the car and drive a few feet,
now while the car is still rolling,
kill the engine, by turning the
key back one notch. Now try
and steer. Turning will take a
lot more effort but it can be
done.
Should you lose power steer
ing while driving, move out of
heavy traffic and make a couple
of slight turns of the steering
wheel to see how much effort it
will take.
If you can still handle the car.
turn on the four-way flashers to
warn other drivers you’re hav
ing trouble, and head for the
nearest repair shop.
Probably nothing drastic has
happened. You may be out of
power steering fluid or have a
bad drive belt.
If you can’t handle it, pull off
slowly on the shoulder, keeping
the wheels straight. Leave on
the four-way flashers, and raise
the hood. Lock the doors and
wait for a policeman.
Get it fixed immediately.
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Wewlv elected officers of the National Association of College Women (L-R) are Miss
Sammie S, Mrs. Willie M. Polk, Mrs. Freddie P. Jackson, Mrs. Julia Butler, Mrs.
Nadine Wilson, Miss Annie Searles and Mrs. Pauline Hornsby.
Red Cross
Emergency
Number
Albert H. Hanger, Chapter
Chairman of Augusta Chapter
American Red Cross announces
that it has become necessary to
change the telephone number
to be used for Emergency
Service when the Red Cross
Office is closed. “Since the
Augusta Chapter provides
twenty-four (24) hour service
seven (7) days a week for
Emergency Service, we wish
the public to be aware of this
change,” said Mr. Hanger. “The
number to be used anytime the
Red Cross Office is closed is
733-2120.
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Contact: Chief Bizzell
P.O. Box 66
700 Telfair Street
Augusta, Ga. 30903
OR CALL: (404) 722-2788/3144
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College
Women Elect' ’
New Officers
The National Association of «
College Women announced this
week its officers for 1973-74.
They are Mrs. Nadine Wilson,
president; Mrs. Freddie P. (
Jackson, first vice-president;
Mrs. Willie M. Polk, second
vice-president. Miss Annie
Searles, secretary, and Mrs. ,
Pauline Hornsby, assistant
secretary.
HEAD START KING &
QUEEN CONTEST SET AT
BELLE TERRACE CENTER
ml 47, The Head Start
Parents at Belle Terrace Center
are sponsoring a King & lueen
Contest on Sunday, December
2, 1973 at 5:00 p.m. at the
center. All benefits will go
towards purchasing Christmas
gifts for the Head Start
enrollees.
The public is invited.