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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1976
Page
7
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Minnesota education commissioner will speak at the South Carolina School Administrators Conference in Myrtle Beach next week. Howard B. Casmey is president of the Council of Chief State School Officers and joins other speakers Cyril Busbee Robert Hemphill and Kenneth Henning from Georgia at the event.
The EPA told Governor Edwards that Georgetown and Charleston counties may not curb pollution as the area grows. It urged South Carolina to draft stronger regulations by July next year to address expected increases in pollution.
The South Carolina Dairy Commission plans a milk price rise on September 1, likely two to three cents per half gallon, after a delayed vote on implementing its pricing formula. Executive director Charles A. Shaw said formula data remains unavailable through June as the fall season nears.
The second annual South Carolina Food Festival at the Columbia State Farmers Market features food booths, egg tosses, a seed spitting contest, music and exhibits. Attendance last year exceeded 12 000, with farm level priced beef pork peanuts tomatoes eggs and peaches available. The event runs 10 30 am to 4 pm and is sponsored by the Columbia State Farmers Market with the South Carolina Department of Agriculture.
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