Center Names Chaplain Parker New Pastoral Services Coordinator
Dr. Elna A Lombard announces Chaplain Keith Parker as coordinator of pastoral services at the Aiken Barnwell Mental Health Center. Dr. Peggie L Shealy resigns as clinical psychologist to become associate director for community affairs at Columbia Area Mental Health Center. Parker will liaison with clergy, provide pastoral care seminars, and orient staff on clinical pastoral matters. He holds degrees from the University of Tennessee Duke and completed training at Ohio State T B Hospital Duke Medical Center and William S Hall Institute. Previously he coordinated pastoral services at Spartanburg Area Mental Health Center.
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Elna A. Lombard
Aiken-Barnwell Mental Health Center
Keith Parker
Lombard
Peggie L. Shealy
Shealy
Columbia Area Mental Health Center
Columbia
Parker
Rev
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
William S. Hall Psychiatric Institute
Aiken
Spartanburg Area Mental Health Center
Apollo 16 astronauts defend continued Moon exploration
John W. Young Charles Duke and Mike Mattingly argue Apollo 16 will yield long term science from crewed missions not matched by Luna probes. They cite extensive rock samples station instruments moonquake data and volcano clues to understand the Moon and solar system.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
Moon
Russia
John W. Young
Charles M. Duke Jr
Thomas K. Mattingly II
Earth
Duke
Young
Apollo
Black SC Guardsmen triple since August say officials
South Carolina Adjutant General Maj. Gen. Robert L. McCrady reports black guardsmen rising from 39 in August to 150 now, as the National Guard faces a personnel shortage with about 10 000 in service of an 11 000 authorized strength. He notes heavy losses from 1971 to 1972 and cites recruiting, retention efforts, and a proposed reenlistment bonus as keys to reaching strength.
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Columbia
South Carolina
National Guard
Robert L. McCrady
McCrady
South Carolina National Guard Association
Congress
Charleston Magnetizes Navy Helicopter Squadron Move
Senator Strom Thurmond says a Norfolk based Navy helicopter mine countermeasures squadron will relocate to Charleston requiring about 300000 dollars in new construction. The unit employs about 500 personnel and will bring an annual impact to the area.
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Washington
Sen. Strom Thurmond
R S.C
Navy
Norfolk
Charleston
Naval Helicopter
Grocery Disqualified From Food Stamp Program
A South Carolina grocery named Torchia's Grocery of Calhoun Falls was suspended for one year by the U S Department of Agriculture for selling ineligible items for food stamp coupons including beer wine cigarettes cigars and gasoline.
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Atlanta
South Carolina
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Torchia
Calhoun Falls
Restaurant Owners To Visit Congress
Restaurant owners from across South Carolina will visit the congressional delegation in Washington on April 13 to discuss policy. The trip highlights ongoing efforts by small business representatives to advocate for industry needs.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Washington
6th Grader Wins County Spelling Bee in Aiken
Paula Niemer an 11 year old Hammond Hills Elementary student won the Aiken County Spelling championship by correctly spelling criticize and cruel Beth Bartlett of Clearwater Elementary was the first runner up among seven area winners from four county districts Paula advances to the state contest in Anderson on April 29
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North Augusta
Paula Niemer
A.W. Niemer
Aiken County
Hammond Hills
Miss Niemer
Clearwater
Beth Bartlett
Milton Bartlett
Paula
Anderson
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