South Carolina Work Program Aims to Hire Welfare Recipients
Aiken County advances the WIN program to place AFDC recipients with qualifications into jobs through the South Carolina Employment Service. Eligibility rules exclude certain groups, and welfare workers stress coordination with Vocational Rehabilitation and the Department of Employment. Screening begins soon with an emphasis on transportation, literacy, and employer engagement to curb benefits cutoffs for job refusals.
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Emily L. Bull
South Carolina
Department of Social Services
Department of Public Welfare
WIN
Aiken County
South Carolina Employment Service
AFDC
Vernon
Department of Employment
Richard Poore
Edgefield County
Edgefield Coun
Molony
Washington
California
Poore
County Clerk Defends Fee Record Keeping Amid Audit
Mrs. Scott testified on stamp sales commissions and fee accounting procedures as auditors questioned methods. She described entry in the Daily File Book for each document, monthly remittances to the county treasurer, and receipts for collected monies. She argued 25 cent to 1 dollar charges save time and avoid added public costs, citing strict controls and responsibility for trust funds and non support monies.
Yale Party Planned At Kirk School For Belvedere Children
The Belvedere Jaycees and Jaycee-ettes sponsor a Christmas party tomorrow from 10 a.m. to noon at Kirk School. Thirteen special children ages 6 to 19 will receive gifts from local groups including the American Business Women's Association Augusta charter, WSC of Belvedere Methodist Church, Grace United Methodist Church, and North Augusta Senior Citizen's Club health kits. Mrs. Sarah Carter praises the Jaycees for adopting the school and funding interior improvements and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvedere
Belvedere Jaycees
Jaycee-ettes
Kirk School For
Sarah Cater
American Business Women’s Association
Augusta
WSC
Belvedere Methodist Church
Grace United Methodist Church
North Augusta
March of Dimes Sets Aiken County Goal at $35000
John Thomas announces Wesley G. Constable as campaign chairman for 1972 73 March of Dimes in Aiken County. The goal is $35000, up 30 percent from last year to aid about 700 birth defect children and fund research and prevention programs. Constable, Owens Corning supervisor, 5-year resident, leads a large local team with Gail Marine and others. The drive drops a kickoff banquet, plans a spring banquet after closing, and notes January is March of Dimes Month with a hopeful walkathon boost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas
Aiken County
The
National Foundation
Wesley G. Constable
March of Dimes
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
Florida State University
Aiken
Boy Scouts and
Junior Achievement
Pam Buckner
North Augusta
Marian Dawkins
Belvedere
Kathy New
Langley-Bath- Clearwater
Rosa Williams
New Ellenton
Johnny Molony
Aiken Plans Three New City Buildings and Site Picks
The bond plan envisions a $323,912 storm drainage/public works facility in Vanwood to consolidate city shop and offices, a $405,000 public safety building beside Aiken Junior High, and a $482,822 multi purpose activities center in Virginia Acres as the civic hub. Alexander and Moorman of Aiken drew preliminary sketches and will handle detailed plans.
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Vanwood
York Street
Public Safety
Aiken Junior High School
Busbee
Virginia Acres
Aiken
Alexander and Moorman
Couples Discover They Are Not Legally Divorced
In Phoenix two hundred couples who believed they were divorced learned they were not after a controversial fee collection method by lawyer V. L. Hash. Many had been separated for up to forty years and now face the chance to reevaluate their marital status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix, Ariz
V. L. Hash
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Alice Vernon
John Molony
Employment Service
Malony
Abe Lincoln
State Capitol
Springfield
Florida
Yale
Kirk School
Constable
Nancy
Jennifer
Rollingwood Road
Gail Marine
Joseph Spencer
Harold Baston
TAPS
CAPS
Tom Pons
Tom Dill
Joanne Marine
Ann Woodhead
Becky Robbins
Ken
Cablevision
P.O
Dollar Stores
Value Hunters
York St
Laurens
Proctor-Silex
Permanent Press Inc
Quaker State Motor Oil
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