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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1987

Page

11

Seat Belt Law Favored by Graniteville Club Speaker

Graniteville Exchange Club heard South Carolina Highway Patrol Cpl. Donnie Gainey urge a mandatory seat belt law and possible 65 mph interstate speed increases. He cited fatalities in Aiken County and argued belts save lives, noting risks during second impacts. He serves 16 years in Aiken and heads one of four patrol supervisory posts. Roger Boyd leads the Midland Valley club, which meets at the Midland Valley Country Club.

Graniteville South Carolina S.C. Highway Patrol Donnie Gainey Graniteville Exchange Club Gainey Aiken Cpl. Gainey Cpl Highway Patrol Midland Valley Country Club Roger Boyd

Kneece Reappointed S.C. Forestry Commission Chair

Eugene H Kneece is reelected chairman and Boris Hurlbutt vice chairman of the South Carolina Forestry Commission. Waaane of Aiken Lumber Company has served since 1978 and chairs various board roles. Hurlbutt, a consulting forester with Hurlbutt Waldrop and Folk, holds University of Georgia credentials and belongs to regional forestry and farm management groups.

S.C. Forestry Commission Eugene H. Kneece Boris Hurlbutt Waaane Aiken Lumber Company Forestry Commission Clemson University South Carolina National Bank Hitchcock Foundation Hurlbutt Walterboro Hurlbutt, Waldrop, and Folk University of Georgia South Carolina Society of Consulting Foresters South Carolina Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers

Three Courtesies Survive The War Of The Sexes

A reflective column notes that three acts of courtesy remain intact between men and women: opening doors, assisting with coats, and lighting the way in cars. The piece argues manners uphold equality and civil conduct, urging both genders to model courtesy for children.

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