Nuclear science conference draws top researchers to Augusta
Augusta hosts a major American Nuclear Society topical meeting with co sponsors the Savannah River Operations Office of the AEC and the Southern Interstate Nuclear Board. Sessions run through Wednesday with tours of SRP and SRL. Notable speakers include Dr. Clarence Larson and Bernard Spinrad, with leaders from Argonne, Oak Ridge, NASA and industry chairing sessions on neutron sources medical uses resource exploration and industrial neutron applications.
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Augusta
American Nuclear Society
Savannah River
AEC
Southern Interstate Nuclear Board
Richmond Motor Hotel
Clarence Larson
Atomic Energy Commission
Sterling Cole
Bernard I. Spinrad
Argonne National Laboratory
Harold Berger
Argonne
James F. Black
The
Esso Research and Engineering Co
Aiken Public Works faces space crisis amid crumbling facilities
A tour reveals the city Public Works Department operates from a decayed complex in the Vanwood area with two dozen staff across streets parks and sanitation. Officials back a $165000 bond toward a 40396 square foot facility to house administration repair shop and storage, easing overcrowded cramped conditions and harsh weather exposure for equipment and workers.
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William Sanders
Sanders
H. B. Johnson
Johnson
Sanitation Department
Aiken
Alexander and Moormann
Kimberly-Clark Sees 1971 Net Income Rise Over 1970
Kimberly-Clark chairman Guy Minard says 1971 net income should improve on 1970 but not reach 1969 record. 1970 net income was 38.3 million dollars, 1.64 a share, with 869 million in net sales. First quarter earnings expected below last year’s 15.4 million. Foreign sales climbed to 202 million and now account for 23 percent. Continuous new products including diapers and nylon reinforced towels are projected to boost future profits.
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Neenah
Wis
Kimberly- Clark Corporation
Guy M. Minard
Kimberly-Clark
Minard
Kimberly - Clark
U.S
Governor Leads Week of Concern for POWs and MIAs
Gov John West heads a campaign to declare May 18 a Week of Concern for American prisoners of war and MIAs in Southeast Asia. National Guardsmen send letters to the Viet Cong’s political arm, seeking the release of 48 South Carolinians and 1,700 others listed as POWs or MIAs. A statewide rally in Columbia is set for May 15 to collect letters and petitions. Mayors are urged to organize activity locally.
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Columbia
John West
Southeast Asia
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
West
Aiken Camera Club Plans Wednesday Meeting
The Aiken Camera Club will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Aiken Day School on Grace Avenue. The program titled Adventures in Outdoor Color Slides by Eastman Kodak is planned and the public is invited.
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Aiken Camera Club
Aiken Day School
Grace Avenue
Eastman Kodak
Mrs Bernard T Shealy Promoted At Southern Bell
Mrs Bernard T Shealy named chief operator for Southern Bell in Aiken effective April 1. She started with the company in Columbia in 1944 as an operator and rose to district chief clerk, secretary and supervising clerk in Columbia Sumter and Aiken. Active in the Telephone Pioneers and St Pauls Lutheran Church, she lives on Wire Road in Aiken with husband and son Marty 12. Another son Ronnie is a senior at Wofford College.
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Bernard T. Shealy
Southern Bell
Aiken
Columbia
Sumter
Shealy
Telephone Pioneers
St. Pauls
Galloway Named to Horace Mann Elite Council and Millionaire Club
Jodie Galloway of North Augusta joins Horace Mann Educators Council of Six and Millionaire Club. Senior VP Paul Rafferty notes the elite council honors top producers. Millionaire Club members tour Italy Spain and Portugal this year. Galloway, a Furman graduate and former Aiken County counselor, joined the firm in 1968 with the Columbia Agency.
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Jodie Galloway
North Augusta
Horace Mann
Council of Six
Paul B. Rafferty
Galloway
Millionaire Club
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Furman University
Aiken County
Columbia Agency
Krisch joins Riegel Textile as Merchandiser for Institutional Products
Fred Krisch named Merchandiser Institutional Products at Riegel Textile Corporation in the Consumer Products Division. He comes from International Paper where he was Marketing Manager Lodging Food Service and Transportation. Krisch will oversee institutional towels napery draw sheets and merchandised Riegel lines. He is a Pace College graduate and will relocate to the Johnston headquarters with his wife.
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Frederick J. Krisch
Riegel Textile Corporation
W. H. Schumacher
Mr. Krisch
Riegel
International Paper Company
Lily-Tulip
Schenley Industries
Fred Krisch
Krisch
Pace College
New Yorker
Johnston
Consumer Products Division
Flexible Kentucky Gentleman bourbon launches in PVC flask
Kentucky Gentleman bourbon arrives in South Carolina in a new light weight shatterproof flexible flask pint container. The same Kentucky Straight Bourbon whiskey as the glass version is sold, with the price unchanged.
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South Carolina
Kentucky
Birthday Near Check License
South Carolina drivers with upcoming birthdays are urged to verify license expiration dates. Licenses expire on the birthday after four years, triggering required tests if renewed late. early renewal avoids extra exams. The DMV cites 150 to 200 reexams weekly across several offices, with about 1,000 reexams daily nationwide when totaling 48 offices.
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South Carolina
State Highway Department
E. P. Austin
Columbia
Austin
Charleston
Greenville
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Donald E. Wood
Kaman Nuclear
Colorado Springs
William L. Whittemore
Gulf Energy and Environmental Systems Inc
San Diego
I. Lon Morgan
University of Texas, Austin
Ronald W. Tolmie
Atomic Energy of Canada, Ltd
Randall S. Caswell
National Bureau of Standards
Washington
T. Brennan
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Mark Brown
Medical College of Georgia
Constantine J. Maletskos
New England Deaconess Hospital
Boston
B. J. Green
Abbott Laboratories
Chicago
Vincent P. Guinn
University of California
Natural Resources
Hugh P. Dibbs
Department of Energy, Mines and Resources
Ottawa
Frank E. Seatfle
U.S. Geological Survey
Richard L. Caldwell
Mobil Research and Development Corp
Dallas
Jacob I. Trombka
NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt
G. Lewis Meyer
Teledyne Isotopes
Las Vegas
Nev
George W. Leddicotte
Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta
Leonard R. Stone
Republic Steel Corp
Cleveland
John P. Barton
Howard O. Menlove
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Nuclear Society
Eugene O. Kiger
Clark H. Ice
Savannah River Laboratory
W. P. Overbeck
SRL
Overbeck
Edward J. Hennelly
William C. Reinig
C. P. Ross
W. B. Daspit
Mel J. Sires
Thomas C. Gorrell
James S. Hopkins
George O'Neill
P. H. Permar
J. Roger Hilley
C.E. Larson
Bernard L. Spinard
Vanwood
City Garage
York St
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