Schoolmasters with Many Disguises Highlight Education Talk
State Superintendent Cyril B. Busbee warned in Due West that public schools face a proliferation of influential roles as teachers and officials. He urged educators to foster moral responsibility amid a doubling of knowledge every decade. Separately in Philadelphia an apparent kidnapping hoax led to arrests. in Pickens a 12-year-old girl remains missing. in Sumter a private plane crash injured a dealer and his son.
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David Stone
Tammy
Liberty
Virgil Preston Vinson
Sumter
Robert E. Lee
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Aiken Standard Publication Details
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes weekday editions except Saturdays and Sundays. It lists address 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC and PO box 456. Rates shown include carrier and mail options with ties to Associated Press dispatch usage.
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Congressional Delegation To Hold Open Hearings
South Carolina's eight member delegation will hold an open hearing at the State House in Columbia starting at 9 am Monday. Rep. W. J. Bryan Dorn says public testimony is invited with groups and individuals from across the state seeking to be heard on topics including energy shortage wage price controls Watergate and possible impeachment of President Nixon.
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Saint Angela Academy Accepting 1974-75 Applications
Saint Angela Academy is accepting registrations for the 1974 75 scholastic year. Freshmen must take the High School Placement Test held on the last Saturday of March and have applications on file. Applications may be picked up at the school office or requested by mail.
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Short South Carolina session eyed for May finish
South Carolina lawmakers predict the 1974 General Assembly will end by May 15, making it one of the shortest sessions in years. House Speaker Rex Carter and Senate leader Marion Gressette cite energy crisis, reapportionment fallout, and a slate of reform bills as major issues for the session.
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Associated Press
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Greenville
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Calhoun
Senate
U.S. Supreme Court
General Assembly
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Carter
Justice Department
Gressette
Independent party eyes governor bid in South Carolina race
The South Carolina Independent party chair L Maurice Bessinger expected to announce candidacy for governor. Peggy Simpson anticipated to reveal possible candidacy later Monday. State Sen Harace C Smith undecided on lieutenant governor run while two Democrats Brantley Harvey and Alex Sanders seek No 2 post and Republican Sen Thomas E Hartnett joins race.
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Maurice Bessinger
South Carolina Independent Party
Bessinger
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The
Independent Party
Harace C. Smith
D .Spartanburg
Smith
Brantley Harvey
Beaufort
Alex Sanders
Richland
Thomas E. Hartnett
Charleston
Summerville Rep Amos Ewers Dies In Traffic Crash
State Rep. Amos D. Ewers of Summerville was among at least seven killed on South Carolina highways this weekend. The Dorchester County Democrat died after his car left a wet foggy State Road 61 near the Dorchester-Charleston line and struck a tree while driving alone. Funeral services will be held in Summerville at 11 a.m. Tuesday.
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Dorchester County
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Goren on Bridge 1974 Bridge Quiz Answers
The article gives selective bridge quiz answers with bidding suggestions. It lists five questions where hands are evaluated and optimal bids proposed, emphasizing doublespread fits, jumps, and slam prospects under varying vulnerability and suit distributions.
Baptism in Ice by River Pastor Leads Congregation
In Romulus Michigan two women in Sunday dress were baptized by total immersion in the Huron River as about 50 Little Ida Church members watched. Sister Margaret and Mrs Lee Belcher 50 of Lincoln Park were lowered into frigid water while Rev Lloyd Smith led the rite and offered prayers.
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Huron River
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Walter Mullins
Romulus
Huron
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Satan
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Security Federal Reports Growth in 1973 Assets and Loans
Security Federal Savings and Loan reports year end 1973 assets of 18 623 799 a 17 percent rise helped by over 5 5 million in home and real estate loans. President T Clifton Weeks cites inflation energy concerns and a July 1973 monetary tightening as key factors and notes higher savings rates and improving mortgage funds in late 1973.
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Security Federal Savings and Loan
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Pack Your Gifts New York Luggage Advice
Samsonite Luggage advises travelers to leave extra room in handcarry bags for gifts to ensure easier security searches and space for returns. The tip suggests checking luggage at the airport and keeping room for any gifts received while away.
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