Brinkman Refutes McGowan On Horse Creek Park Funding Status
South Carolina PRT official challenges Rep. McGowan's statements about a 400000 Horse Creek Valley recreational facility. Brinkman says project may have been misunderstood and stresses BOR regulations must be met before any approval. The record notes disapproval of the project and unresolved items in a March 25 PRT letter.
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Marion D. McGowan
South Carolina
Brinkman
Washington
Lower Savannah
Supreme Court OKs police hair and beard ban
The Supreme Court voted six to two to uphold Suffolk County New York police rules requiring short hair and clean shaven chins. It found the policy justified to ensure recognizability and esprit de corps among officers.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Suffolk County, N.Y
House May Pass Gun Limits
Washington AP reports the House Judiciary Committee appears ready to approve gun-control legislation for floor action, with 18 of 34 members signaling support. If approved it would mark the first floor move since 1968, though Senate action and presidential approval remain required.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
Chambers
Judiciary Committee
HEW Seeks Social Security Numbers to Track Down Fathers
HEW Secretary David Mathews ordered release of Social Security numbers to aid the Federal Parent Locator Service in locating delinquent welfare fathers and speeding child support collections. The move aims to curb an annual taxpayer burden exceeding one billion dollars and was authorized after a dispute between HEW agencies.
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Washington
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
David Mathews
Taft
Ohio
Social and Rehabilitation Service
Philanthropist Leon Lowenstein Dies at 92
Miami Beach mourns Leon Lowenstein a longtime textile magnate and benefactor who built M Lowenstein and Son and gave about 1 million dollars annually to charity. Born in New York he joined the family firm at 21 and remained chairman until his death at Mt Sinai Medical Center.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Leon Lowenstein
Lowenstein
Mt Sinai Medical Center
M. Lowenstein and Son
New York
City College of New York
Callaghan Seeks Stronger UK US Ties
London dispatch says new British prime minister Callaghan aims to revitalize Atlantic partnership with the United States. He will push a budget message to parliament amid domestic financial troubles and rising unemployment while violence worsens in Northern Ireland.
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London
Callaghan
Northern Ireland
Belfast
Russian Advisers In Mozambique Train Rhodesian Guerrillas
US intelligence reports 18 Russian military advisers have arrived in Mozambique to train Rhodesian black nationalists. Analysts say the move signals Moscow's commitment to assist black guerrilla forces against white Rhodesian authorities.
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Washington
Mozambique
Inttelligence
Russia
Lebanon faces potential Syrian intervention over presidential crisis
Parliament speaker Kamal Assaad set a Saturday session to amend the constitution and replace President Suleiman Franjieh. Assaad said leftist Muslims and right-wing Christians would attend, but he did not forecast a consensus candidate. The 99 lawmakers would vote to end Franjieh's term early and elect a new Christian president aligned with Muslim demands.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Kamal Assaad
Suleiman Franjieh Assaad
Franjieh
Chinese Bring In More Wreaths At Tiananmen Square
Chinese mourners laid additional wreaths in Tiananmen Square for the late Premier Chou En-lai as several thousand people gathered in Peking. Yugoslav agency Tanjug cited an electrified crowd with an antiforeign tone.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Pekings Main Square
Chou En-lai
Tanjug
Today
Tien An Men Square
Carter Udall Predicting Wins in Wisconsin New York Primaries
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin and New York held presidential primary elections with large delegate implications. Carter and Udall predicted Wisconsin Democratic victories while Jackson forecast a New York win. Reagan sought delegates in Wisconsin and Texas campaigning ahead of May elections.
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Wisconsin
New York
Jimmy Carter
Morris Udall
Washington
Henry M Jackson
Carter
Georgia
Udall
Arizona
Jackson
Alabama
George Wallace
George McGovern
Montgomery
Wallace
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Reagan
North Carolina
Texas
John F. Kennedy
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
New Democratic Party
New Yorks
al- Wass
Weather Outlook Repeats Yesterday with Sunny 70s Forecast
The forecast repeats similar weather with a sunny day expected in the 70s and tonight's lows in the 40s. Rain chances are near zero for tomorrow. More of the same is predicted for tomorrow.
Huntoon Seeks District 7 Seat in County Council
R T Huntoon announces run for Republican nomination to District No 7 on the County Council. He faces Ralph F Cullinan and Lonnie W Lott in the June 8 primary. Democratic nominee is James K Gregory. Huntoon, a DuPont employee, heads Savannah River Laboratory Nuclear Materials Division and has been active in the Aiken High PTA. He and wife Jean have three daughters and attend St Thaddeus Episcopal Church.
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R.T Huntoon
Ralph F. Cullinan
Lonnie W. Lott
James K Gregory
Aiken
Huntoon
DuPont Co
Savannah River Laboratory
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Aiken High Pta
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Jean
Ameri
Simons To Seek Quick Bank Action
US District Judge Charles E. Simons Jr presiding in federal court said he will bring to trial as soon as possible all suits against the defunct American Bank & Trust Co. The State Board of Bank Control declared AB&T insolvent in September 1974. Its assets were sold to Southern Bank & Trust, which now operates AB&T’s offices in 20 cities. The FDIC owns all causes of action from AB&T mismanagement.
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Charles E. Simons Jr
American Bank & Trust Co
Ab&t
State Board of Bank Control
Southern Bank & Trust
Ab&t S
Simons
Federal Depositors Insurance Corporation
FDIC
Rotary talks on Woods drainage and river by Burr Bebbington
Bebbington warned Rotarians about worsening damage in Hitchcock Woods from storm drainage. He cited a 3-foot silt depth, criticism of last year’s Aiken system, and proposed bypass options via the Southern Railroad cut. He questioned reopening the railroad due to finances and rights issues. Edward Bush praised Student of the Month.
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Hitchcock Woods
Rotary Meeting
Bebbington
Aiken
DuPont
Sand River
Southern
Little
Becky Roberts
John B. Roberts
International Rotary
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