Spirit Week at Jefferson Elementary Aims to Boost Pride and Funds
Readable school notes describe Jefferson Elementary’s January spirit week to raise funds for air conditioning. Activities include Tshirt sales, a pep rally, classroom decorations, and a video recap.
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Jefferson Elementary School
Jeffrey Swartz
Wagener-Salley High
United States
Jeffrey
United States Achievement Academy
Academy
Edward Swartz
Paul Swartz
Dessie Fulmer
Wagener
Aiken Day School
Bethlehem
Croft House
Peter Lacher
Betty Grodahl
Ann Templeton Allan
Mary Lee Herdt
Gerry Wilkes
Rotary
Carson Fox
South Aiken High
Aiken Rotary Club
Carson
Key Club
Oglethorpe
Anthony
Ulysses Bell
Aiken
East Aiken
du Pont
Brenda Kelly
Augusta Civic Ballet
Diane Toole Miller
Clemson Trustee Chairman Defends Board Composition
Clemson trustee chairman Louis Batson defended the board’s makeup after a legislator labeled it unaccountable. He noted the life appointments stem from Thomas Green Clemson’s will establishing the land grant institution.
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Batson
Thomas Green Clemson
Assault and weapon charges dismissed in 1983 case
Byron G. Hunters charges of attempted arson and carrying an unlawful weapon were dismissed on Dec 1 1983. The assault with a deadly weapon charge was dismissed at the preliminary hearing. Hunter entered pre trial intervention Dec 22 1983 and completed it Apr 25 1984, according to Aiken County Sheriff Carrol Heath.
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J.D. Lever
Betty Copley
Kathy Ogden
Roan Hennings
Mary Anne Browder
Aiken
Aiken, S.C
Aiken County
Carrol Heath
Byron G. Hunter
Hunter
Heath
Steadman urges viewing sex offenders as people with problems
Lin da Steadman, coordinator for the Coalition to Assist Abused Persons, told the Senior Men's Club that sex offenders are individuals with issues similar to alcoholism. She described the Aiken County case of a grandfatherly neighbor given five years probation and strict restraints, urging study of new approaches while stressing accountability and support for victims.
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Linda Steadman
Ms. Steadman
Coalition
Aiken
Aiken County
Bob Harte
Duke University
Pierre J. Blair
Palmer’s
Mother of Gov. Riley hospitalized after stroke in Charleston
Martha Dixon Riley, mother of Governor Dick Riley, was admitted to the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston after suffering a stroke. Officials released the brief condition update.
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Charleston
Martha Dixon Riley
Dick Riley
Medical University of South Carolina
Roach Brother Charged With Threat Against Prosecutor
Andy Roach 21 of Seneca was arrested near his home by State Law Enforcement Division agents on a charge of threatening a public official, after a caller warned Solicitor Jim Anders to expect more violence over the Roach case. The threat arose hours after the Nightline appearance tied to Terry Roach’s 1977 teen slayings and execution.
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Columbia
James Terry Roach
Roach
Andy Roach
Seneca
State Law Enforcement Division
Hugh Munn
Jim Anders
Anders
Richland County
Frank Powell
Munn
Powell
Terry Roach
Carlotta Hartness
Tommy Taylor
Cronkite Applies for First Space Journalist Role
Walter Cronkite among 400 plus journalists submitting applications to NASA space journalist program run by the Association of Schools of Journalism and Mass Communications. Directors mailed 4 000 applications and expect 600 to 1 000 total. deadline was midnight. Prospective reporters include veteran science correspondents and weekly editors.
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Columbia
CBS
Walter Cronkite
Cronkite
Association of Schools of Journalism and Mass Communications
NASA
Sweden
U.S
Bass
State May Seek More Tax Cuts in South Carolina
The panel discussed broader tax cuts with critics noting such measures rarely gain legislature approval. Rep. Jean Harris urged reexamining $420 million in sales tax exemptions while Rep. Mangum warned of overgenerous exemptions. Evatt withdrew the cigarette plan and proposed each subcommittee cut 3.5 million from agency budgets, a plan adopted by voice vote.
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South Carolina
Jean Harris
Chesterfield
Colleges and Universities
G. Mangum
Lancaster
Ways and Means
Evatt
Spence Seeks Ninth Term in U S Congress from South Carolina
U S Representative Floyd Spence of South Carolina announces plans to run for a ninth term. He pledges an open door policy to constituents and notes his long service since 1970. Spence ranks among the most senior Republicans in the House as the 100th Congress nears.
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Columbia
U.S
Floyd Spence
S.C
Spence
South Carolina
House
America
Sional
House of Representatives
Choosing a Place that Promotes Shared Pleasure and Solo Time
The text advises couples to seek venues that offer mutual pleasure and space for individual time. It notes that time away with friends can add options for enjoyment and personal time, while acknowledging that new settings may cause anxiety and suggesting supportive approaches for nervous partners. It cautions that one partner's discomfort does not indicate dissatisfaction.
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Jefferson Elementary
SEARS
Augusta
Tae Et LE
Coward-Corley Seed CO
Park Ave
Aiken SC
Ralston Purina Company
Ginny Southworth
USC Aiken Etherredge Center
Steadman
Mother Theresa
Jimmy Carter
ABC
Nightline
Jack Bass
Rep
Tom
Congress
Leeeaet
Quick & Confidential
Porky Bradberry
Eejay
Newburg
Kalmia Mall
Aiken-Barnwell
Florence St
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