Freedoms Need To Be Exercised Says Dorn At Graniteville Club
William Jennings Bryan Dorn urged Graniteville Exchange Club members to exercise freedoms or risk losing them. The ex-congressman reflected on the Constitution two centuries old, praising the Bill of Rights and Jefferson’s legacy. He noted the signers’ respect for human dignity and urged serious adherence to democratic doctrines.
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England
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Jefferson
University of Virginia
Aiken Standard Publisher Discusses Press Role in Community
Samuel A. Cothran, president and publisher, outlines the newspaper duty to promote local government, schools, and public safety. He notes 14 000 paid circulation, 92 staff, and changes since 1968, including a Sunday edition and new production setup. He defends fairness and cites past editorial stands. The Aiken Sunrise Rotary Club meets weekly at Houndslake Country Club.
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Aiken County
Houndslake Country Club
Richard Garcia
Carolina Spring Clean Week Declared by Governor
Governor Carroll A Campbell Jr proclaims April 6 through 10 as Carolina Spring Clean Week. South Carolina maintenance workers in Aiken County will sweep litter along primary and heavily travelled secondary roads from April 6 to 8, marking the department's eleventh year of participation in the project begun in 1976.
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Carroll A. Campbell Jr
South Carolina
Sixteen Charged in Major Drug Raid Across Multiple Cities
Authorities confiscated marijuana, cocaine, crack and several unidentified pills in a large raid. Hoorman said arrests will continue into next week. Names include John D. Prosser, Kenneth Parker, Luann Riedel, Sue Shaw, Audrey Riedel, Robert Gulley, Mary Trotz, David Goodwin, Robert Tucker, Russell Smith, Charles Smith, Joseph Krotz, Mary Huff Martin, Jimmy Black, Thomas Gifford, and Hal Black with varying charges of possession, conspiracy, and distribution.
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John D. Prosser
Kenneth Parker
Springfield
Luann Marie Riedel
Jackson
Sue Ellen Shaw
Pensalcola
Fla
Audrey Riedel
Robert Wayne Gulley
Mary Katherine Trotz
David Goodwin
Leesburg
Robert Tucker
North Augusta
Russell K. Smith
Charles Devoe Smith
Safety Harbour
Joeseph William Krotz
Mary Emma Huff Martin
Jimmy Allen Black
Thomas D. Gifford
Largo
Hal Black
Low turnout at Silver Bluff public hearing on recreation needs
Recreation Commission hearing at Silver Bluff High School drew eight citizens amid rain. Gary Smith cited a bill to raise bingo licenses earmarked for recreation with an estimated county share of 64000 dollars. Residents pressed for more adult programs and facility upgrades including softball fields and tennis courts. They queried use of Downer Elementary and noted most facilities are municipally owned or privately maintained.
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Recreation Commission
Silver Bluff High School
Gary Smith Smith
Smith
S.C
Aiken County
Downer
Board of Education
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