Editors Win Golden Pen of Freedom in Copenhagen
South African editors Percy Qoboza and Donald Woods receive the Golden Pen of Freedom for courage in defending press freedom. Woods, banned and exiled, and Qoboza, jailed since the 1977 crackdown, are praised for their long struggle and commitment to free expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Denmark
Percy Qoboza
Donald Woods
International Federation of Newspaper Publishers
Daily Dispatch
East London
Woods
South Africa
Qoboza
the World
Alf Christensen
Hague
Netherlands
Aiken Council to Hear Planning Study and Pave Budget Paths
The Aiken City Council meets at 8 p.m. to receive Sydney Carter’s planning study on approaches for Aiken. A second reading will consider selling a lot in the Aiken Verenes Industrial Park to Beloit Manhattan Inc and two annex and zone ordinances near Heritage Square and on US 1 South. The session includes budget recession spending, unemployment insurance program participation, a CETA workers subcontract, housing rezoning, and a Park Commission replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Sydney Carter
Aiken Verenes
Beloit Manhattan Inc
Heritage Square
US 1
Heart of Aiken
Aiken County
Jason Smith
S.C. Highway 19
Park Commission
Mike Johnson
Vandalism Strikes Multiple Aiken County Schools
Several Aiken County schools faced weekend break ins with minor property damage. Eustis Park Elementary and Fairfield Elementary suffered entry attempts and glass damage, while North Aiken and Belvedere Elementary reported break ins. A bus at Schofield campus also seen damaged during a Friday night game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Eustis Park
North Aiken
Fairfield Elementary
Irma High School
Schofield
Aiken High
Belvedere Elementary School
Two Aiken Churches and TEC Vandalized and Robbed
Sheriff's Deputies reported weekend break ins at Rocky Springs Baptist Church and North Aiken Baptist Church with doors and windows damaged and valuables stolen. Aiken TEC facilities also broken into with vending machines damaged and funds missing. total losses listed at about $990 across sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Aiken Tec
Rocky Springs Baptist Church
North Aiken Baptist Church
Ashley J. Little
Interior Budget Up Highlights Major Water Projects
The Carter administration proposes 73.7 million for the Central Arizona Project and 27.2 million for the Bonneville Unit under the Bureau of Reclamation. It also seeks funding for five Corps of Engineers projects once on a hit list plus signals a pending water resources policy statement expected in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Reclamation
Interior Department
Carter
Central Arizona
Bonneville
Central Utah
Corps of Engineers
Cache Basin
Arkansas
Applegate Lake
Oregon
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Carolina
Hillsdale Lake
Kansas
Tallahalla Creek
Mississippi
Cecil Andrus
White House
Carter Aims Tax Cuts to Lift GNP Above Two Trillion
Administration economists defend a $25 billion 1978 tax cut as essential to keeping growth in the 4.5 to 5 percent range and preventing unemployment rises. GNP is expected to exceed $2 trillion for the first time this year, averaging $2.099 trillion, with 1979 projections at about $2.335 trillion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Governor Hunt to decide on Wilmington 10 release
North Carolina Governor Jim Hunt plans a statewide TV appearance to announce whether he will grant clemency or commute the sentences of the Wilmington 10. The group included nine Black men convicted in 1972 of firebombing a white owned grocery, plus a white woman accessory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.C
Jim Hunt
Wilmington 10
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lovee
Jackie
Newark
N.J
Jackie Wilson
Joyce McRae
Wilson
Cherry Hill
Camden County Surrogate Court
Young
Berkeley
Calif
Andrew Young
U.S
United Nations
Anwar Sadat
Manahem Begin
Middle East
Sadat
Begin
Ron Dellums
D-Calif
Aiken Council
Anges 3
Eada
Call Today
Herculon
Saan
Te “Aiken
Clinton
PTT Tits A
Omer
South Carolina
Pearle
Otel Cram
Rt 1
Hwy
Greenwood
Washington
Miami
RT Ae Tel
eTim
Mote
Clud Restaurant
Mana