Reluctant Democrat McCarthy Signals Possible 1972 Stay
Len Eugene McCarthy, once open to forming a new party, hints he could remain with the Democrats in 1972 if the party keeps its current course. He praised Democratic reforms but noted the party still needs procedural changes as he weighs future plans.
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Minnesota
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Supreme Court
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Democratic Policy Council
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New York
Furman Chorale to Perform at USC Aiken Campus
Furman University's Chamber Chorale, about 20 singers, will open the Fine Arts Season at USCA Aiken Campus with a concert February 20 at 8 p.m. in the campus ballroom. The free public concert introduces a series running through February to April to enrich local culture.
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Chamber Chorale
USC Aiken
USCA
Furman
James S Kight Ordained Into Baptist Ministry
James S. Kight formerly of Graniteville was ordained into the Baptist ministry Sunday. He is the son of Mrs. Essie Lee Kight and is married to Julia Ann Goss of Aiken. He now serves as pastor of Bible Baptist Church of Cayce, an independent Baptist congregation.
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James S. Kight
Graniteville
Essie Lee Kight
Julia Ann Goss
Aiken
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British motorists spend on car polishes and shampoos
British motorists spend about three million pounds a year on car polishes and shampoos and wash their cars twice as often as Americans. The figure comes from Drive magazine, published by the British Automobile Association.
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TOO
London
Drive
British Automobile Association
Clemson selects Marshall to help craft auto curriculum guide
Joseph A. Marshall, an automotive mechanic instructor at Aiken County Vocational Center, was chosen by Clemson University fate Vocational Education Media Center to assist in developing an automotive Curriculum Guide for vocational centers statewide. This marks the second Aiken County instructor tapped for the project.
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Clemson Choice
Joseph A. Marshall
Aiken County
Clemson University
Holding Companies Get Tax Break In Senate
The Senate approved a bill to exempt parent companies from income tax on dividends from subsidiaries earned between January 1 and the new fiscal year. Supporters cite relief for large conglomerates while opponents call it double taxation and warn of revenue losses estimated at 60,000 to 100,000 dollars.
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South Carolina
House
Henry B. Richardson
Dsumter
Tax Commission
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Sen. Rembert Dennis
D-Berkeley
Democrats Press OBrien To Return As Party Chief
Lawrence F. OBrien, long viewed as the Democrats top professional, faces pressure from Hubert Humphrey and other leaders to resume as national chairman. He weighs returning after stepping down last year amid calls he would avoid a higher office, with candidates like Sargent Shriver also floated. James Wimmer says he was approached as a potential successor if Harris leaves. OBrien has not commented amid renewed party confusion.
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Lawrence F. O’brien
Hubert H. Humphrey
O’brien
O'Brien
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
France
Sargent Shriver
Charles Vanik
Ohio
James Wimmer
Wisconsin
Humphrey
Harris
New Army Recruiter Appointed for Aiken County
Stc. Marvin D. Bryan has been assigned as the new Army recruiter for Aiken County. He will be at the Aiken County Courthouse from 1 to 3 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday each week and can also be reached at the main post office in Augusta for information on the Army's technical training course.
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Marvin D. Bryan
Aiken County
Bryan
Augusta
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