Debate Delayed On Commission and Rights Of Way
South Carolina House adjourned debate on a bill to enlarge the Wildlife and Marine Resources Commission to 16 members elected by legislative delegations. A separate measure allowing cable easements by cable firms on private land faced opposition. The Senate postponed action on a campaign finance reform reducing required reports from nine to four. Vernon E. Jordan invited to address the General Assembly. Joe Frazier noted as first black speaker prior years.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Senate
House
Wildlife and Marine Resources Commission
Senate Committees On Agriculture and Natural Resources
State Highway Department
Ralph E. Anderson Jr
Florence
Highway Department
Anderson
Robert E. Kneece
Richland
Vernon E. Jordan
National Urban League
General Assembly
Jordan
Joe Frazier
John Drummond
Greenwood
Thomas E. Smith
Aiken Standard Publisher Notice
Publisher policy and contact details for the Aiken Standard newspaper include publication schedule, address in Aiken South Carolina, postal and subscription notes, AP reprint rights, and disclaimer of responsibility for advertisement errors with corrections in the next issue and limits on advance payments. The notice lists box and drive addresses and financial terms.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Associated Press
Aiken Standard - Pbm
Escambia High School Riot Leaves Several Injured
In Pensacola Florida a four hour clash between black and white students at Escambia High School left three whites and one black injured. The fight began over the school's Rebels nickname and led to a Klan rally poster vandalism and the closure of the school. Keith Hughes the injured quarterback spoke of the violence as students faced ongoing tensions.
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Escambia High School
Pensacola
Fla
Escambia
Keith Hughes
Raymond Lindsey
Hughes
Higher Education Panel Approves Charleton Dormitory
The State Commission on Higher Education approved a $2.1 million dormitory for the College of Charleston despite a legislative committee moratorium proposal. The moratorium would halt new facilities at state schools until a master plan is in place or projects have legislative approval.
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Columbia
State Commission On Higher Education
College of Charleston
Handicap Awareness Conference Aids Baptist Leaders
Baptist mission leaders from across the state meet at Midlands Center in Columbia for a Handicap Awareness Conference to address orthopedic and mental disabilities. Three specialists Nancy Vossberg Robert Armstrong and Dr Paula Brody lead sessions. reservations through Rev. Jerry St John.
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Columbia - Baptist Mission
Midlands Center
Farrow Rd
Nancy Vossberg
Lexington County
Robert P. Armstrong
S.C. Department of Education
Paula Brody
S.C. Department of Family Services
Jerry St. John
S.C. Baptist Convention
Richland St
Columbia
Bloodmobile Schedule Aids Jackson and New Ellenton
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Jackson Masonic Lodge and New Ellenton Civic Center Monday from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Each community aims to collect 75 pints. Blood donations are very much needed, the staff said.
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Red Cross
Jackson Masonic Lodge
New Ellenton Civic Center
Mrs Wigfall To Speak At Women Day Program
The Jerusalem Baptist Church will hold its Annual Women's Day program this Sunday at 11 a.m. Guest speaker will be Ruth Wigfall of Rosa Springs Baptist Church Johnston. The public is invited to attend.
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Jerusalem Baptist Church
Ruth Wigfall
Rosa Springs Baptist Church
Johnston
Reagan Challenges Critics in New Hampshire Campaign
Ronald Reagan defied critics arguing there is no evidence of radicalism in his record and said he would avoid a Goldwater like debacle. He spoke at Dartmouth arena and planned to campaign in Greensboro and small New Hampshire stops praising a strong defense and federal budget balance.
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Hanover
N.H
Ronald Reagan
Barry Goldwater
Dartmouth College
Greensboro
N.C
Cornish
Reagan
New Hampshire
Washington
Potomac
Ford Puts New Hampshire in Focus in Campaign Blitz
President Ford plans a weekend sweep through New Hampshire with Mrs. Ford and two children to boost field presence ahead of the Feb. 24 primary. Reagan aims to ride momentum from showings in New Hampshire and Florida as Ford’s grass roots effort lags, with polls showing Reagan gaining ground.
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Concord
N.H
Ford
New Hampshire
Ronald Reagan
Washington
Reagan
Florida
Mrs. Reagan Says She Won't Publicly Disagree If Reagan Wins
In Charlotte Mrs. Ronald Reagan states she will not take public stands on issues where she and her husband differ if he becomes president. She will not criticize wives of Ford or other public officials with positions on national issues. She also spoke against abortion, saying it weighs on her conscience and favors exceptions only to save the mother's life.
Edwards Should Have Used Names in Racial Tension Claims
The South Carolina Black Caucus says Gov. James B. Edwards should name Democratic leaders he blames for heightening racial tensions. Rep. Ernest A. Finney Jr. says the allegation is unfortunate and should be documented if true, and hints he believes the governor referred to Donald Fowler.
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Columbia
Black Caucus
South Carolina
James B. Edwards
Ernest A. Finney Jr
D-Sumter
Edwards
Finney
Donald Fowler
Goren and Sharif play turns in mixed pairs bridge
Judy Jacoby of Richardson Texas dazzles in the Mixed Pairs Championship at New Orleans. Her defense and clever ruffing conjure a 5 clubs slam try, overcoming a 4-1 spade split and ending with a dramatic endplay.
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Judy Jacoby
Richardson
Tex
U.S
Jim Jacoby
New Orleans
East
North
West
Dummy
Declarer
Judy
Guatemalan quake toll cited as U S airlift begins
The National Emergency Committee estimates 2500 to 3000 dead 15000 injured and 200000 homeless from Wednesdays quake as 17 US planes start delivering aid to Guatemala. Survey teams report worst damage north and northwest of Guatemala City confirming total destruction of Joyabay Tecpan Patricia and near complete ruin of Chimaltenango.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
National Emergency Committee
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Adlerian Approach to Parent Child Relationships Lecture
Dr. Frank Walton outlines the Adlerian method to improve understanding of children in a talk at USC Aiken Room 107 Thursday at 7 30 p m. The lecture, sponsored by the Aiken Barnwell Mental Health Association, emphasizes equality of individuals as a foundation.
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Frank Walton
USC - Aiken
Walton
Aiken Barnwell Mental Health Association
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