Belser Proposes Strong Child Abuse Protection Bill
South Carolina Rep. Heyward Belser introduces legislation to protect children under 17 from physical abuse. The bill assigns Family Court jurisdiction, requires physician reports to welfare or sheriff, and grants good faith reporters immunity while outlining welfare investigations and possible removal to a safe placement.
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Rep. Belser
Columbia
Heyward Belser
D-Rich
South Carolina
House of Representatives
Belser
House Judiciary Committee
SCEA Convention Opens in Columbia With 30000 Members
The 30000 member South Carolina Education Association arrives in Columbia for a two day convention at the Carolina Coliseum and USC Coliseum. Activities include awards at a School Bell Awards Banquet and a large exhibit by 141 firms and colleges.
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South Carolina Education Association
Army of Educators
Carolina Coliseum
SCEA
Palmetto State
USC
Blood Donor Honors at Aiken Red Cross Chapter
The Aiken County Chapter of the American Red Cross honors outstanding donors by total gallons donated. Eight gallon givers include William C. Copley and Carl E. Johnson. seven gallons William G. Long. five gallons Raymond H. Handy Robert L. Sanders and John K. Wise. four gallon donors Williams B. Rockhold Ollie O. Eubanks James W. Maddox William A. Medlock Norman E. Woodward. three gallon donors George E. Hipp Charles B. Lide Lonnie T. Poythress Everett B. Sheldon Mrs. S. A. Williamson. two gallon donors Verron Baughman Paul A. Dahlen Gerhard Dessaurer Wayne F. DeWeese Charles P. Fulmer Robert V. Krepps Carl S. Montgomery. one gallon donors list many names including Theodore D. Arthur Jesse E. Blakeley Alton Collie Robert C. Cunningham Mrs. C. E. De Hart and others.
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Aiken County
The
American Red Cross
William C. Copley
Carl E. Johnson
William G. Long
Raymond H. Handy
Robert L. Sanders
John K. Wise
Williams B. Rockhold
Ollie O. Eubanks
James W. Maddox
William A. Medlock
Norman E. Woodward
George E. Hipp
Charles B. Lide
Lonnie T. Poythress
Everett B. Sheldon
S. A. Williamson
Verron Baughman
Paul A. Dahlen
Gerhard Dessaurer
Wayne F. DeWeese
Charles P. Fulmer
Robert V. Krepps
Carl S. Montgomery
Theodore D. Arthur
Jesse E. Blakeley
Alton Collie
Robert C. Cunningham
Mrs
C.E. de Hart
David G. Ebenback
Thomas E. Griffin
Paul M. Grimsley
Douglas D. Hawthorne
Raymond L. Lamb
James Lively
Richard J. McCracken
James S. Miller
Robert M. Mitchum
William F. Montgomery
Jack A. Nimmons
James P. Phillips
Maurice D. Smith
Charles R. Swearingen
Wayne F. Templeton
Boyd W. Tyler
IRS Tax Help Q and A on Casualty Deductions and More
Taxpayers receive plain language guidance from the IRS on casualty loss deductions, W-2 filing, misapplied payments, claiming dependents, deductible vehicle fees, retirement credits, and filing when a spouse is deployed. The Q and A covers deducting losses after insurance, reporting missing forms, ensuring proper credits, and taxpayer responsibility for accuracy.
Hilton Head Camp-In Plans Protest Against BASF Plant
Students from at least 12 Southeastern colleges join conservationists for a weekend camp-in on Hilton Head Island to protest BASF plans for a $200 million chemical plant at Port Victoria on the Colleton River. The event features sessions with noted environmental leaders and aims to rally opposition to water pollution fears.
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Hilton Head Island
BASF
Port Royal Sound
Beaufort County College
Port Victoria
Colleton River
Hilton Head
Colleton
General Assembly
House
South Carolina College
Beaufort County
Southeastern
John Mitchell
Sierra Club
Marion Edey
League of Conservation Voters
Bob Hanie
Georgia Natural Areas Council
Herbert L. Windom
Skidaway Institute of Oceanography
Orion Hack
South Carolina Environmental Action, Inc
Nancy Duane Butler
Birthday Horoscope for April 7 Aries to Pisces
Daily astrology column notes traits for April 7 born individuals and previews tomorrow’s page. It covers Aries through Pisces with brief guidance on work, trust, and domestic matters, ending with a copyright notice from United Feature Syndicate.
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Internal Revenue Service
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
North Carolina police raid largest Gaston cock fight on record
Police arrested 50 people in Gaston County during a Sunday cock fight raid. Magistrate Bill Withers collected 1200 dollars in fines and costs from 48 guilty defendants, each fined 10 dollars and 15 dollars in costs. Arrested residents hailed from Concord Kings Mountain Shelby Lincolnton and several South Carolina towns. Spectators fled into woods and four men attempted river crossing but were captured. Authorities say this was the largest cock fight raid in Gaston County with an estimated 150 to 200 roosters present.
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Dallas
N. C
Gaston County
Bill Withers
Stanley
Concord
Kings Mountain
Shelby
Lincolnton
South Carolina
Franklin and Marshall basketball team physician is AMA president
The Diplomats’ team physician is Dr. James Z. Appel a 1928 F and M graduate and former American Medical Association president in 1965 He provides personal care for injured college athletes in Lancaster Pa.
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Lancaster
Franklin and Marshall College
American Medical Association
James Z. Appel
F&m
AMA
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