Aikenite To Help Teach Business Course At USC
George W. Brelsford of Aiken joins 21 South Carolina leaders named as adjunct professors for USC College of Business Administration. The adjuncts work with regular faculty to expose students to business leaders and strengthen ties between industry and academia. Brelsford, Owens-Corning Fiberglas Aiken Plant personnel manager, has led management development courses and held local leadership posts. He teams with USC management professor Dr. Richard W Bronson Sr.
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Columbia
George W. Brelsford
Aiken
South Carolina
University of South Carolina
College of Business Administration
USC College of Business Administration
James F. Kane
USC
Kane
Brelsford
Vanderbilt University
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Aiken
American Society For Training and Development
Owen-Corning
Village System aims to prepare mentally ill for community life
Dr Dylan Pollard leads a pilot Village System in South Carolina to ready patients for jobs and life in the community. Gov West seeks $12 million to build two units near Charleston and between Greenville and Spartanburg, with more sites planned to ease patient loads at state facilities.
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South Carolina Mental Health Department
Dylan D. Pollard
John West
The
General Assembly
Lard
South Carolina
Pollard
State Mental Health Department
Columbia
William Hall
Forum for Handicapped Formed in Aiken County
Aiken County forms the Forum for the Handicapped with Emilie Towler as chair and Larry Kelly as vice chair. Members include officials from the Council on Aging, Department of Social Services, United Way, and several area agencies. The plan introduces a village-based mental health system linking 15 centers statewide to provide integrated care and community life for 288 patients.
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Aiken County
Forum For the
Emilie Towler
Larry Kelly
Joe Spencer
Jean McCrosky
Hitchcock
Margaret Koch
Council On Aging
John Willingham
Lower Savannah
Aiken
Gilbert E. McMillan
Ruth W. Ashe
Council On Aging and Retarded Ass
Frank Ballenger
S.C. Commission For the Blind
Raymond W. Mizell
Virginia L. Holley
Herbert Rudnick
S.C
Patsy C. McManaway
Lucy Winans
S.C. Retarded Children Assn
George Means
Clemson University
Hall
Means
Pollard
South Carolina Lowers Recordkeeping for Small Employers
The South Carolina Labor Department announced a change in the State Occupational Safety and Health Law rules effective Jan 31. The OSHA injury and illness form requirement now applies only to employers with more than seven employees in the last calendar year, though all employers must report occupational deaths or multiple injuries. Some small firms may still be asked to participate in statistical surveys and must maintain forms if selected.
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South Carolina
Department of Labor
Edgar L. McGowan
OSHA
Deietanas
Patrick Collum
Department
Labor Department
Local Sergeant Receives Feb 1 Promotion at Aiken AFS
Tech. Sgt. Roger E. Bag chief of security police at the 861st Radar Squadron earns a promotion effective February 1. Sgt. Bag resides at 954 Alfred St. in Aiken.
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Roger E. Bagnull
861St
Aiken Air Force Station
Bagnull
Alfred St
Aiken
Concert Association Elects Officers For New Year
The Aiken Community Concert Association elected officers for the new year led by Mrs. Robert Hawthorne as first vice president. Other officers include Mrs. Ben Rusche second vice president and campaign chairwoman and Mrs. Lucian Fox campaign co chairwoman.
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Robert Hawthorne
Aiken
Spiritual Society Announces Spring Concerts in Charleston
The Society for the Preservation of Spirituals schedules two 8 30 p m spring concerts in Charleston. Events on March 23 and April 6 will be at the Footlight Players Workshop on Queen Street. Tickets go on sale at 10 a m the day of each show with no reserved seats. The season marks the 50th anniversary of the society’s concerts in the area.
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Charleston
Society For the Preservation of Spirituals
Footlight Players Workshop
Queen Street
Workshop
John Arthur Siegling
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren 1973
In a bridge problemistic column Goren analyzes a four hearts contract after a 1NT opening. South leads show declarer has seven hearts and three spades with two diamonds and clubs. East deduces West's diamond count and plays clubs to reveal distribution while cashing diamonds to secure eventual setting tricks.
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East
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West
Declarer
Trey
Deuce
Air Base Civilians Earn 20 Years Federal Service Certificates
Two Aiken Air Force Station civilians received Certificates of Appreciation for 20 years of federal service. Carl W. George, a power plant operator and diesel technician, has 15 years at the station and lives on 716 Kershaw St. NE in Aiken. Allen Morgan, electronics technician, serves with the 861st Radar Squadron and resides at 1863 Whitebark Ave. in North Augusta with his wife Judy and children Allen, Cathy, and Billy.
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Aiken
John S. Allen
Aerospace Defense Command
861St
Carl W. George
Allen Morgan
George
Air Force Station
Kershaw St
Megan
Whitebark Ave
North Augusta
Judy
Allen
Cathy
Billy
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