Hoedown Is Routine In Rock Hill Homes
In Rock Hill at Vernon Grants home in Pinetuck every Friday night a mix of college students and seasoned players gather for a jam session with fiddles guitars and banjos. The Old Fogies nickname belies a diverse group of 30 to 40 attendees who come to hear country standards and old-time hymns with spectators among them.
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Rock Hill Homes
Rock Hill
Vernon Grant
Pinetuck
Grant
Grant's
Birmingham
Chip Grant
Evans Vaughn
Mid-Winter Band Concert at Aiken High Thursday
The Aiken Recreation Department and Aiken High School Band Department present a Mid-Winter Band Concert Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Aiken High School gym. Robert Preston’s Minute Man March and songs like Yesterday by John Lennon feature, plus a Shaft selection. The program includes a performance by the State Band directed by James Kitchings, with William T. Slaughter directing the concert band in Bicentennial era music.
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Aiken Recreation Department
Aiken High School
Robert Preston
John Lennon
Shaft
James Kitchings
William T. Slaughter
Camden Band Clinic Draws County Talent
Thirty students from Aiken bands joined a regional clinic in Camden. Junior band was led by John Pearson of the University of South Carolina with peers Allison Topp and Kevin Smith among others, while the Senior band included Ann Hussey and David Skinner. Directors William T. Slaughter James A Kitchings and John R. Raw accompanied the group.
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Aiken
Camden
John Pearson
University of South Carolina
Robert Cheseboro
Furman University
Allison Topp
Pege NW Copley
Laura Edi
Susan Bradley
Tanya Screeton
Kevin Smith
Henry Grabb
Donna Christine
Elaine Gilmer
Amy Copley
David Sanders
Randy
Antunes Leads Portugal To Sixth In 1974 European Bridge
In the 1974 European Bridge Championship Portugal, led by Manuel Antunes, challenged the traditional powers. Antunes held West on a key Ireland match hand and navigated a complex defense to force a four-club breakthrough, ensuring Portugal finished sixth amid improving global play.
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Britain
France
Sweden
Italy
Portugal
Manuel Antunes
Chauns
Antunes
Declarer
West
East
Buckner Named New Aiken County Handicapped Commission Member
Dr Melvin Buckner of North Augusta is appointed to the Aiken County Commission for the Handicapped as the representative from the Aiken County Chapter of the National Foundation for the March of Dimes. He replaces Dr Joseph Spencer and has a background in nuclear engineering at the Savannah River Plant and community involvement with the North Augusta Jaycees.
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Aiken County
Melvin Buckner
North Augusta
Dr. Buckner
National Foundation For the March of Dimes
Joseph Spencer
Aiken
Aiken Forum For the Handicapped
March of Dimes
University of Tennessee
Buckner
Savannah River
Commission
The
Aiken County Adult Development Center
Aiken County Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
Aiken County Association For Retarded Children
Aiken Rehabilitation Workshop
Aiken County Mental Health Association
Aiken County Able Disabled
Aiken Area Council On Aging
Coal price outlook shifts with market forces in West Virginia
Industry officials say coal prices will not return to bargain basement levels as inflation and rising costs squeeze profits. Spot market bidding surged after the Arab embargo and UMW strike, boosting January 1974 spot prices to 19.02 per ton and September bids to 37.34, before easing. Domestic supply expansion is urged to stabilize the market and offset a 35 million ton shortfall in last year's consumption.
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Charleston
W.va
Huntington
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
Kentucky
Paul Martinka
American Electric Power System
New York
UMW
West Virginia Coal Association
Martinka
Beaufort Fisherman Turns Turtles and Crabs Into Profits
Capt. Bobby Gault, dubbed the trashman of the sea, builds a niche in turtle farming and horseshoe crab sales. He pays pickers, moves terrapins to a prep sandpit, and ships crabs to North buyers and two medical labs for research, aided by Wildlife Department and Beaufort TEC as he expands beyond $4,700 six week payouts.
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Beaufort
Bobby Gault
Gault
South Carolina
New York
Philadelphia
Maryland-Delaware
Cooter Pen
Lucy Creek
Wildlife Department
Food Stamp Values Rising With New Coupon Series
The USDA Food and Nutrition Service announces a March 1 switch to coupons of 1 5 and 10 dollars replacing 50 cent 2 and 5 values. Changes affect change, and 99 cent credit slips allowed. Current stamps expire June 30 1975. banks redeem old series until August 1 1975.
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Atlanta
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Food and Nutrition Service
FNS
FMC Sales Hit 2 Billion in 1974 Records
FMC Corporation reports 1974 consolidated sales of 2.1 billion dollars, up 21 percent from 1973. Chairman Robert H. Malott cites strong demand in industrial and agricultural chemicals, petroleum equipment, power transmission, and food processing machinery. An Aiken plant opened last November at the Aiken Airport Industrial Park.
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Chicago
FMC Corporation
Robert H. Malott
Malott
FMC
Aiken
Aiken Airport
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Goren
Charles H. Goren
Omar Sharif
Chicago Tribune
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South West
Beaufort Tec
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Lominick's Pharmacy
Richland Ave
Robert Lominick
R.ph
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