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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1980
Page
3
The USC Aiken International Year of the Child Display opens at the Student Activities Center and runs through Jan 28. It presents a child’s life in pictures with children’s writings on why they value being a kid, plus related events slated through the school year.
Freshmen Cone and Nance from Aiken attend Kentucky USC Aiken with literacy in landscape architecture biology. Scholarships honor W D Gregorie Franklin Atkinson Eakin McCord W A Coward. Honors include Tim Dominick Dean's List Randolph Tech College Asheboro NC. Minnick joins Phi Kappa Phi Clemson. Hankonen Georgia Tech civil engineering. Shirley Berry College Dean's List. Hindman Converse College Academic All Star mention.
A reader notes two unusual visitors, the dickcissel and the house finch, seen in Augusta and at a local home feeder. The dickcissel, scarce in the state, sings persistently in spring and summer, while the house finch appears more often in the Southeast, with a notable February sighting and a recent flock at a city feeder.
Sen. William E. Knotts says the register by mail bill appears set for passage this week in the South Carolina Senate after weeks of discussion. He argues it will reduce registration costs and expand access while opponents warn it could aid government recipients and fuel socialism.
Rep. Marshall C. Cain quietly sent a bill to expand the State Election Commission from five to seven members to the Ways and Means Committee. The bill would let Gov. Riley appoint two more Democrats, risking partisan strife if it reaches the House floor. Cain argues it spends state funds and could be unnecessary.
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