Larson named acting deputy for fuels and materials at new Nuclear Studies Group
Howard J. Larson was appointed acting deputy director for Fuels and Materials as part of the Atomic Energy Commission led Special Studies Group. The group will evaluate sites for regional nuclear energy centers, assess a federal security agency for protecting facilities, and study safeguards for recycled plutonium usage amid a broader Nuclear Regulatory Commission timeline. Larson, former president of Allied Gulf Nuclear Services, will keep his Aiken home with wife.
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Washington
Howard J. Larson
Federal Security Agency
Special Studies
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Nuclear Energy Center
Congress
Security Agency
Atomic Energy Commission
Seymour R. Smiley
Larson
Allied Gulf Nuclear Services
Barnwell
General Atomic Company
General Electric Company
U.S. Naval Academy
U.S. Navy
Books For Dog Lovers At Banksia
Banksia lists two new dog reference volumes at Aiken County Public Library. The World Encyclopedia Of Dogs and The International Encyclopedia of Dogs offer breed articles, history, care notes, and color photos. A South Carolina State Library grant funded the purchase.
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Banksia
Aiken County
Ferelith Hamilton
Arthur F. Jones
World Publishing Company
Stanley Dangerfield
Elsworth Howell
McGraw-Hill
South Carolina State Library
Retirement Planned By DuPonts At Savannah River Plant
E I Du Pont de Nemours announces retirements at the Savannah River Plant. Marie Hankinson an A area accountant retires at 62 after 23 years service. Donald Freiday an A Area Project Depart ment staff admin retires at 62 after 36 years. Hitt Arnold a D Area Traffic Division patrolman retires at 63 after 23 years. The Hankinsons live in Aiken Route 1 and the Freidays at 110 Dunbarton Circle Aiken. The Arnolds reside at Route 1 Jackson.
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E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co
Savannah River
Marie B. Hankinson
Hankinsons
Route 1
Aiken
Donald H. Freiday
A. Area Project Department
Freidays
Dunbarton Circle
Hitt W. Arnold
D. Area
The
Security Department
DuPont
Arnolds
Jackson
AT T Trials Windmill Power Source At Norway Facility
AT T Long Lines Department plans to install a 10 foot windmill atop its Norway regional switching center to supplement a 24 volt power system. The Australian built turbine is expected to generate about 2000 watts to feed storage batteries as a demonstration of energy conservation.
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At&t
Long Lines Department
Norway
Australia
Goren On Bridge from 1974 Chicago Tribune
Goren and Sharif discuss a North South vulnerable bridge hand from a 1974 Chicago Tribune column. The analysis explains Stayman responses, the three hearts bid, a risky queen of spades switch, and East signaling three trumps with a trump echo that guides West to shift to clubs, allowing the defense to force a down one.
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South
North
Ing
Declarer
Dummy
East
Spaghetti Dinner Benefits Heart Association in New Ellenton
A spaghetti dinner to aid the Heart Association will be held Saturday from 12 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the New Ellenton Junior High School gymnasium. The New Ellenton Division sponsors the event, which includes a blood screening with free blood pressure checks. Tickets cost 2 dollars for adults and 1.50 dollars for children. advance tickets are on sale at local merchants.
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New Ellenton
The
Heart Association
New Ellenton Junior High School
Carter Seeks Bill to Curb State Automobile Use
In Columbia, House Speaker Rex Carter vows to request a 1975 General Assembly bill regulating state owned cars. He says restricting car use could save state funds and set a reform example for government, noting the issuance of new large autos to constitutional officers.
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Columbia
House
Rex Carter
Greenville
General Assembly
Carter
Smuggling Trial Delayed A Day In South Carolina
The trial of 11 men charged with smuggling 15000 pounds of marijuana into South Carolina was postponed a day after U.S. District Court Judge Robert Martin Jr. said lawyers must resolve legal confusion before testimony begins.
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Columbia
South Carolina
U.S. District Court
Robert Martin Jr
West counsels freshmen on duties and reform pressures
Outgoing Gov. John C. West advised South Carolina House freshmen to weigh bills on merit avoid bucking the establishment and consider public interests as they prepare for the 1975 session. The orientation warned that single member districts may add pressure and new influences from about 21 000 constituents.
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Columbia
John C. West
South Carolina
House of Representatives
West
House
James Edwards
Rex Carter
S.C. House of Representatives
Martha Cassle
Statehouse
Edwards W. Simpson
Pickens
H. Ray Ham
Lexington
M. Judson Busbee
D-Aiken
Outgoing Gov John C West Dinner Planned for The Citadel
A special committee schedules a $25 plate dinner on January 7 in Columbia to raise funds for a government chair at The Citadel. Gov West, a The Citadel graduate, will be honored as proceeds support the John West Foundation nonprofit.
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Columbia
John C. West
Citadel
West
South Carolina
Military College
John West Foundation
Civil Rights Leader Blames GOP for Jobs Fight
Rev. Jesse Jackson, head of PUSH, denounces the Republican Party as a hopeless cause responsible for wrecking the American business community. Speaking in Greenville, he criticizes Nixon and Ford, calls for full employment and a Jan 15 march around the White House to push for job creation and inflation control.
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Greenville
Jesse Jackson
People United To Save Humanity
PUSH
Republican Party
Jackson
Richard Nixon
Karl Marx
Fredrich Engles
Martin Luther King
Chicago
Ford
White House
Joshua
Wall of Jericho
Congress
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Richland Ave
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Trendmills
Whisper
Les Price
Longet Square
Augusta
Jimmy Widener
Augusta, GA
State House
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GOP
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