War on Pollution Begins Across Nation and Schools
AP reports renewed action against pollution with Nixon vowing a nationwide effort and a new Council on Environmental Quality. Initiatives unfold from Florida lake drainage to stricter emissions rules, enforcement under the 1965 act, and steps by industry and universities.
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Florida
Apopka
Nixon
Council On
Erie County
N.Y
Washington
Wall Street
Planet
Earth
Veterans to Receive Insurance Dividends in 1970
Veterans with USGLI issued in World War I and NSLI from World War II will receive about 264 million in dividends in 1970. Johnson said 173,200 USGLI holders get 20 million, average 115 dollars. NSLI holders 4,018,000 receive 244 million, average 61 dollars.
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H. H. Henderson
Columbia
Veterans Affairs
Donald E. Johnson
U.S
NSLI
Johnson
USGLI
South Carolina Mineral Production Hits New High in 1969
Columbia reports 1969 mineral production rose three percent from 1968 to a record value of 53.2 million dollars. Nonmetals saw new records in masonry cement crushed limestone feldspar and vermiculite with SC ranking high nationwide in kalein vermiculite and kyanite. Output shifts occurred across portland cement clay kalein sand gravel granite and scrap mica.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Bureau of Mines
United States Department of the Interior
Kalein
Goodyear Engineer To Address ASME
Terry A. Young of Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company will address American Society of Mechanical Engineers members on Thursday at 8 p.m. in McCormick's Cafeteria Augusta. The talk titled Tire Reinforcement Systems covers fiber evaluation and tire cord material improvement.
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Terry A. Young
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
McCormick’s
Augusta
Young
Mount Union College
Alliance
Ohio
Black Activist Cleve Land Sellers Faces Trial in Orangeburg
Trial procedures were to begin today for Cleve land Sellers a Negro activist and SNCC official charged with conspiracy and riot over racial disorders that killed three black students in 1968 at Orangeburg. He was among 27 wounded in a confrontation with highway patrolmen near South Carolina State College during desegregation efforts at a white owned bowling alley.
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Orangeburg
Cleveland Sellers
Sellers
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
South Carolina State College
Governor McNair Thanks Aiken Maker for Ceramic Gift
Pat Hallman of Whiskey Road in Aiken received a letter of appreciation from South Carolina Governor Robert E. McNair for gifting a pottery whiskey jug to the Tricentennial Commission. The piece bears the inscription South Carolina 300 Years 1670 1970.
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Pat Hallman
Whiskey Road
Aiken
South Carolina
Robert E. McNair
Hallman
Tricentennial Commission
Salutsky to Address Savannah River Chemistry Group
Dr. M L Salutsky vice president of research Dearborn Chemical Division of W R Grace speaks to Savannah River Section of the American Chemical Society at 6 30 p m today in Timerman s Village Inn Augusta His talk covers recovery of chemicals from sea water He is a Mississippi native with a Ph D from Michigan State College in 1950 and 28 patents on water treatment and mineral recovery from sea water
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Neil Armstrong
Cuyahoga
Ohio
Barry Commoner
Washington University
M.L. Salutsky
Dearborn Chemical Division
W. R. Grace Company
Savannah River
American Chemical Society
Timmerman’s Village Inn
Augusta
Mississippi
Salutsky
Michigan State College
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