Moves For Women By Fords Win Praise
Washington AP The Ford administration earns praise from leaders of the women’s movement for Carla Hills nomination to HUD and Betty Murphy’s NLRB role while facing concerns about recession impacts and enforcement of anti discrimination laws. Betty Ford’s ERA advocacy also receives support.
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Gospel Sing To Benefit Susan Walker
Graniteville group hosts a benefit gospel sing at Leavelle McCampbell High School Gym Friday at 7 30 p m to help 14 year old Susan Walker of Graniteville who is in Calgary Hospital awaiting kidney and bladder transplants Proceeds go to her medical expenses Featured acts include the Brewer Family Southern Gospel Singers and the Singing Harvesters Advance tickets listed at local shops with tickets also at the door
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Reverend Rivers to Speak at 33rd Evangelism Conference
The Rev. James Rivers of Millbrook Baptist Church will be a featured speaker at the 33rd Conference on Evangelism in Columbia at First Baptist Church from February 24 to 26. He among seven key speakers will discuss reconciliation, the conference theme. More than 2,000 pastors and laymen expected. event runs 2 p.m. Monday to 11:40 a.m. Wednesday.
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Fern species flourish in Jamaica tour routes
Jamaica hosts over 500 fern species from delicate mountain ferns to colossal tree ferns seen by visitors in Fern Gully near Ocho Rios on the island’s north shore.
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Civilization series at Aiken County Library begins
The Aiken County Library Banksia opens a Monday 7:30 p.m. series showing Kenneth Clark's Civilization. Admission is free. The program, a cooperative project with the South Carolina State Library and USC AV Services, runs weekly through the full series with loan options for clubs and organizations.
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Chess Winners Announced From First Round Of Play
NORTH AUGUSTA The first round results of the Second Annual Augusta North Augusta Chess Association club championships are in. Winners include Frank Simpson Augusta Robert Martens Aiken Charles Shafer Augusta Dr Kenneth Yost North Augusta Ray Neill Martinez William Dodgen North Augusta James Gayle Aiken Claude Eaton Belvedere and Marilyn McGahee Aiken.
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Insurance Rate Compliance Orders Issued by Commission
The Missouri Department of Insurance will issue show cause orders to auto insurance companies to prove conformity with the auto insurance reform act. Chief Howard B. Clark warned licenses could be suspended if companies fail to comply. The law blocks new rates for six months if they exceed 9 percent of rates set by the Insurance Services Office.
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Aiken Citizens Advisory Committee Public Meeting
The Aiken Citizens Advisory Committee will hold a public meeting Tuesday at 5 15 p m in the Council Room of the Municipal Building. The public is asked to attend to input into projects funded by the Community Development Act. Aiken is eligible for about 250 000 in block grant funds. A second hearing is planned at the next City Council meeting on Monday February 24 at the Municipal Building.
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Jobless Rate Drops Slightly In South Carolina
The Employment Security Commission reported a small drop in insured unemployment in the last week of January. In the week ending Feb 1, 12 percent were claiming benefits, down from 12.4 percent a week earlier. About 99,091 people received benefits, roughly 4,000 fewer than before, with textile industries again hardest hit and the Union ESC area posting the highest rate at 29.8 percent.
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Princess Christina Engaged to Jorge Guillermo
Princess Christina of the Netherlands, 27, announces engagement to Jorge Guillermo, 29, a Harlem day care operator born in Havana. They traveled from New York to The Hague with her father. Guillermo, active in Harlem teaching and writing on opera, will wed after a stay in the Netherlands until February 18, Christina’s 28th birthday.
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