Tense mood at Spring Valley High amid mediation talks
Principal John H. Hudgens reported a tense mood after 25 black students refused to attend classes and a 200 student crowd gathered outside. He foresees probation for several youths and notes mediation with 25 black representatives and dialogue with the student council to address grievances, including black representation on cheerleading and council posts.
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Columbia
Spring Valley High School
John H. Hudgens
Hudgens
Cit
Richand
H.E. Corley
Spring Valley
York County School Boycott Ends With New Protest Planned
York County parents end a 16 day school boycott but announce a continued protest by boycotting downtown businesses. They oppose the school board action transferring colors and mascot to the new consolidated school set to open in August. Hickory Grove High and York High will close when the new school opens.
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YORK
York County
York High School
Hickory Grove High
Hickory Grove
York High
DuPont Appointments Made at Savannah River Plant and Lab
DuPont announces a wave of management changes at the Savannah River Plant and Laboratory. William J. Mottel becomes general superintendent of Works Technical, succeeding Dr. William P. Bebbington. Robert Maher and John A. Porter assume new superintendent roles in Seperations Tech and related sections. The Security Department is renamed Security and Safeguards with Robert M. Radford leading. Ivan R. Smith becomes energy administrator. New divisions form under Environmental Sciences and Separations Chemistry with several named successors.
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William J. Mottel
DuPont
Savannah River Plant
SRP
Laboratory
SRL
Mottel
William P. Bebbington
Kenneth W. French
Robert Maher
John A. Porter
Savannah River Laboratory
Maher
Works Technical
Security Department
Security and Safeguards Department
Robert M. Radford
Ivan R. Smith
Thomas C. Evans
Radford
John P. Maloney
William M. Taylor
Lucian W. Fox
David A. Ward
Fox
Everett B. Sheldon
du Pont
Ice
William H. Hale Jr
Porter
Goren On Bridge from The Chicago Tribune 1975 analysis
In this bridge column by Gore n and Sharif, South plays a 3NT contract after a spade lead. The article analyzes the defense and shows how East should shift to hearts with the nine of hearts to unblock the suit, illustrating why returning partner’s suit blindly can fail.
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West
Declarer
East
South
Jack
FBI chief urges stricter handgun penalties nationwide
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley calls for tougher penalties for crimes using handguns and stronger enforcement of local state and federal handgun laws. He cites 858 officers killed 1964 73 and 613 deaths from handgun use. He supports banning Saturday Night Specials and insists only compliant individuals should possess handguns.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Clarence M. Kelley
FBI
Kelly
Kelley
Gardening firms report record seed demand for 1975
Major seed companies Gurney, Shumway, and Burpee say home gardening boomed in 1974 and remains strong as inflation and high food prices boost orders for vegetables. They anticipate shipments exceeding a million pounds of seeds in 1975, with tomatoes corn beans carrots and peas topping beginner gardeners lists.
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Keith Price
Gurney Seed and Nursery Co
Yankton
D.D
Alice Gillette
R.H. Shumway Co
Rockford, Ill
Jerry Kantor
Burpee Seed Co
Philadelphia
Price
Gurney
Dent Firm Merges Forming West Columbia Law Partnership
Former White House aide Harry S. Dent of Columbia merges with Kirkland Taylor and Wilson, creating Dent Kirkland Taylor and Wilson. The new firm operates from offices in Columbia and West Columbia with a principal office in the West Columbia Granby Law Building.
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Columbia
White House
Harry S. Dent
West Columbia
Kirkland, Taylor and Wilson
Dent, Kirkland, Taylor and Wilson
New West Columbia Granby Law Building
Springs Mills to close 17 plants for one week
Springs Mills Inc will shut 17 of its 20 North and South Carolina textile plants for one week starting February 24 affecting about 13 000 employees. The layoffs hit the Consumer Products and Apparel Fabrics divisions as first wholesale shutdowns, with Mullins and Monroe plants remaining open on a five day schedule.
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Fort Mill
Springs Mills Inc
North
South Carolina
Consumer Products
Apparel Fabrics
Springs
Robert L. Thompson
Thompson
Chester
Fort Lawn
Kershaw
Lancaster
Laurel Hill
Biscoe
N.C
Mullins
Monroe
North Carolina
Demo Chief Fowler Seeks PSC Expansion to Nine Members
Columbia AP Donald Fowler chair of the South Carolina Democratic Party proposes expanding the State Public Service Commission from seven to nine members to include a woman and a black. He framed it as his view, not party policy, and noted current re-election races while favoring two at large appointees.
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Columbia
Donald Fowler
S.C. Democratic Party
State Public Service Commission
Democratic Party
PSC
Fowler
General Assembly
Commission
ERA Defeat Sparks Show of Affection in Georgia
In Atlanta the Georgia General Assembly rejected the Equal Rights Amendment 33 to 22 as NOW officials said the fight in the state is likely over. Supporters blamed Mormon opposition and fears of family breakdown for stalling ratification which would require four more states to join.
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Atlanta
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon
Governor Should Appoint PSC Members Says Harvey
Lt. Gov. Brantley Harvey backed Gov. Edwards idea that Public Service Commission members be appointed by the governor with Senate approval. He urged the PSC to study setting a range on reasonable utility returns and praised the legislative process while noting past Senate clashes over appointment powers.
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Harvey
PSC
Senate
Jericho on View At Library Reference Room
The Aiken County Public Library displays Jericho by James Dickey and Hubert Shuptrine in the Reference Room, a prose poetry and art collaboration praised as a thing of beauty. Also available are This Land Is Mine by Frances Casey Kerns and The Richlands by Agnes Sligh Turnbull, both set in distinct landscapes.
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Aiken County
Pennsylvania
Richlands
Agnes Sligh Turnbull
Jericho
Carolina Commander to Speak at Salvation Army Banquet
Lt Col George Marshall division commander for North and South Carolina will speak at the Salvation Army annual banquet on Thursday at 7 p.m. at Millbrook Baptist Church. Tickets are 4 dollars. awards include Christmas Bell Ringers trophies and music by the Aiken Corps Bass Ensemble.
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Salvation Army
George Marshall
North
South Carolina
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Fred Carver
Aiken
Aiken Corps
Millbrook Baptist Church
4-H Motor Bike Club Visits Atlanta Track
Members of the 4-H Motor bike Club traveled to Atlanta for an indoor short track professional motorcycle race at the Omni presented by Road Atlanta. Eighty racers competed for the championship as Gary Hunter rode as a participant and Ricky Burn served as his pitman.
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Atlanta
OMNI
Road Atlanta
Gary Hunter
Ricky Burn
Hunter
Kenney Roberts
Mike Gerald
Paula Moody
Lorie Selby
Glen Garvin
Benjie Miller
Home Gardens Interest In Aiken County Grows
County Extension leader notes rising home garden interest as spring nears. Readers Sid Hayes and Harry Tibbs seek gardening information. call 649-6671 for guidance. Clemson program features performance tested bulls with strong gains. 56 bulls in sale February 19. Advice on liquid fertilizer pricing and hot cap technique for tomato protection.
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Aiken
Sid Hayes
Harry Tibbs
North Augusta
Clemson University
Aiken County
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W. J. Mottel
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Chicago Tribune
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United States
Harry Dent’s Law Firm
Spring Mills
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Clint Smally
Banks Mill Road
Robert Williams
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Singapore
Sir Stamford Raffles
CINE
Waar
Walt Disney Productions
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Walt Disney Presents
Seme
Dixie
Burt Reynolds
W.W
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Veng
Conny van Dyke
Jerry Reed
Ned Beatty
Art Carnty Tom
Emee
Steve Shagan Monneee
Stan Canter
Thomas Rickman
Wee
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