Dale Carnegie Course promotion discussed at Aiken luncheon
Bob Johnson of the Dale Carnegie School spoke at the Aiken Chamber of Commerce lunch at the Ramada Inn. He described attitudes knowledge and skill as keys to career success and said the course emphasizes attitude growth enthusiasm communication latent abilities human relations and self confidence. Promotion will run over the next two weeks with local offices and organizations in Aiken.
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Dale Carnegie
Bob Johnson
Dale Carnegie School
Aiken
Johnson
Bridge bid and plays in 1973 world qualifier Brazil clash
The article recounts a 1973 world championship qualifying match where Brazil beat the U S in a bridge contest. It details an artificial opening bid, no trump responses, and the costly lead choice of a heart honor. Declarer exploits spades and clubs to nine tricks, while misled defense yields 600 points or 12 IM points for Brazil.
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North East South
U.S
Brazil
Italy
Aces
South
North
West
Declarer
Dummy
East
King of Diamonds
U. S
New Student Orientation at USC Aiken Aug 27 28
The University of South Carolina Aiken Regional Campus announces Fall 1973 New Student Orientation on August 27 and 28. Freshmen in Probationary Admissions meet August 27 at 8:30 a.m. in Room 107, while regular program freshmen A-L start August 28 at 8:30 a.m and M-Z at 12:30 p.m. Evening and part-time sessions run 7:30 p.m. on both days. Registration August 30–31. Classes begin September 4.
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University of South Carolina
Magistrates Learn Limits On Warrants And Guns
Judge William Stanley leads a magisterial school session focusing on why warrants cannot be dropped after issuance and how contempt of court can result from testifying refusals. He notes magistrates cannot carry guns and outlines procedures for open hearings and potential case dismissals.
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Aiken County
William Stanley
Magisterial Association
Stanley
South Carolina
DeLaughter
Jackson Hydrant Rent Suit Claims Nonpayment Since 1971
The Town of Jackson Public Works Commission sues the town in common pleas alleging failure to pay hydrant rentals since July 1971. The suit cites agreed rates of 30 and 60 dollars per hydrant and seeks back payments and legal declaration of withholding. The town claims a 15000 dollar loan to the commission secures hydrant rental with 335 hydrants planned and 99 installed without approval.
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Jackson
Town of Jackson Public Works Commission
Court of Common Pleas and Claims
Public Works Commission
Aiken
Douglas S. Garvin
Robert E. Johnson
Carson Named Manager Of Savannah River Lab Computer Ops Division
Richard L. Carson has been appointed manager of the computer operations division at Savannah River Laboratory. He succeeds the late Paul Tennant who died July 12. Carson, a Detroit native raised in Indiana, holds a BS and MS from Indiana State University and served in the Air Force. He is married with two children and active in North Augusta groups.
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Gwen Mettlen
Aiken County
T.B. Willis
Richard L. Carson
Savannah River Laboratory
C.H. Ice
Carson
Paul S. Tennant
Ken French
Richard B. Veasey
J.J. Shuler
Veasey
Cost
Detroit
Indiana
Indiana State University
Lorene Whitesell
Terre Haute
Ind
Carsons
Woodlawn Ave
North Augusta
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Charles H. Goren
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Icoward-Corley Seed Co. Inc
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Park Ave
Dial
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Usc-Aiken
S.C
Pendleton Street
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