Frank Corley and Sue Flowers Aiken family farm advocates
Frank Corley and Sue Flowers grew up amid South Carolina farm families and dedicated their careers to county and home demonstration work. He served as county agent in Aiken, married Sue in 1946, and after World War II helped form Coward and Corley Seed Co. Inc. He led seed production efforts, held leadership roles, and remained active in church and community service until his death.
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Frank Corley
Sue Rowers
South Carolina
Aiken
Sue Flowers
Andrews
Winthrop
Frank
Sue
Pacific
Douglas MacArthur
Mr. Corley
Hazeltine
Allan Coward
Cousins
Coward and Corley Seed Co., Inc
Cowards
Pine Log Road
Banks Mill Road
Corley
H.C. Bo) Coward Jr
Bo Coward
Coward
South Carolina Seedsmen Association
Aiken Lions Club
Rotary Club
Businessmen’s Club
St. John’s United Methodist Church
James Cannon
Dibble Road
Gene Mullikin
Debtors Debate Over Budget Surplus Figures
The Leader-Telegram argues the federal budget is not in surplus after decades of debt totaling about 5.3 trillion dollars. It warns that Washington uses a misleading surplus narrative while the country remains financially strained.
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Clinton
Congress
Washington
Eau Claire
Wis
Education emphasis and research leadership at USC Aiken
The USC Aiken biology and geology chair Dr Harold Ornes outlines education goals to blend class work with independent research. He traces curricula evolution from broad arts and sciences study to competency based work readiness, citing high impact research in wetlands, heavy metals, and environmental science projects funded by DOE DOE Westinghouse and the Forest Service.
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Harold Ornes
USC Aiken
USCA
Ornes
Dr. Ornes
Florida
Missouri State
Missouri
Everglades
U.S. Department of Interior
National Park Service
Florida Everglades
South Florida
Department of Interior
Towa State University
Montana Energy Project
Fontana
DOE
U.S. Forest Service
Westinghouse, Inc
Carolina Bay
Savannah River
Uly
Becky Sharitz
University of Georgia
Savannah River Ecology Laboratory
Eliminate car taxes proposal gains political momentum
The discussion urges phasing out car and truck taxes in South Carolina as a remedy to high car costs. It notes state revenue growth, compares Richland County to Charlotte, cites vehicle tax burdens on low to middle income households, and praises Gov Beasley for adopting aspects of the plan. The piece calls voters to support tax reform in coming elections.
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South Carolinas
America
Richland County
Charlotte
Palmetto Coalition
Beasley
South Carolina
General Assembly
Department of Motor Vehicles
County Treasurer's Office
Clinton Never Quits Despite Lewinsky Fallout
The article portrays President Bill Clinton's denial of resignation amid Lewinsky scandal. Clinton deflects questions during a news conference with Prime Minister Tony Blair, stressing he was elected to do a job and will not quit. He cites mothers words, Never, ever quit, and vows to keep serving the American people. The piece comments on media pressure and public scrutiny without graphic detail. The tone remains defense of Clinton and critique of press push for resignation.
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Bill Clinton
Arkansas
Tony Jair
Clinton
Monica Lewinsky
William Jefferson Clinton
Lewinsky
White House
Linton
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Stephen N. Ranzer
Ellen C. Priest
Jeffrey B. Wallace
Blanche Premo-Hopkins
Bill Thompson
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