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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

04 Feb 1982

Page 13

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1982

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13

Young South Carolina Farmer Faces Farm Industry Fears

Joseph Willis King, a 2000 acre Kingsburg farmer in Florence County, worries about overproduction, falling prices, and tight credit as he and his wife Mary represented South Carolina as the Young Farm Family of the Year at the American Farm Federation convention in San Diego California.

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South Carolina Columbia Joseph Willis King Kingsburg Florence County Joe King American Farm Federation San Diego Calif Joe Mary
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Record Tax Collections in January for South Carolina

South Carolina tax collections topped 170 million in January, a 6.7 percent rise from January 1981 and contributing to a seven month total of 1.02 billion. State Tax Commission Chairman Wasson notes revenues remain below the full year projection by about 3.1 percent despite the year over year gains.

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Columbia South Carolina State Tax Commission Robert C. Wasson Commission Wasson
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Recruits Break In Boots With Running Shoes

Fort Jackson allows recruits to use running shoes during the one hour of daily physical training for the first three weeks to reduce foot injuries. Army officials say the change helps recruits acclimate to exercise and may lead to wider use of running shoes with basic gear.

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Cauthen Fort Jackson Robert Kish Moncrief Army Hospital Kish
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