25 More File For House
COLUMBIA AP The reopening of filing for the South Carolina House added 25 candidates four Republicans and 21 Democrats for the August 29 primary. Filing was reopened by court order in multi seat counties under the Voting Rights Act and included several names in Anderson Beaufort Charleston Fairfield Georgetown Orangeburg Pickens and Richland counties. Two Democrats withdrew from the original list Rep. John Henry Williams and Paul Max Malphus.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Justice Department
John Henry Williams
Aiken
Paul Max Malphus
Ridgeland
Jasper County
Gaines Washburn
Bryson S. Gosnell
Fulton S. Clinkscales
Frederick R. Steen
Greenville
Anderson
Roger C. Richey
J. D. Compton
M. J. Cooper
Eight-year sentence for heroin importation and bank robbery case
In Columbia federal court James Edward Hamilton, an Army sergeant and Vietnam veteran, received eight years on a heroin importation charge after pleading guilty. Marvin D. Worsley pleaded guilty to robbing the Harden Street Victory Savings Bank branch of 3600 on January 13. sentencing postponed. Hamilton's brother William also drew eight years recently. The report notes Hamilton’s war service and family situation considered by Judge J. Robert Martin Jr. Also briefly mentioned is the appointment of the new Upper South Carolina bishop, a Jacksonville native and former Trinity rector.
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Columbia
Vietnam
Marvin D. Worsley
Harden Street
Victory Savings Bank of Columbia
U. S. Dist
J. Robert Martin Jr
James Edward Hamilton
Charleston
Hamilton
William Hamilton
Upper South Carolina
George Moyer Alexander
St. Luke's Theological Seminary
University of the South
Columbia’s
Trinity Church
John A. Pinckney
Jacksonville
Fla
Trinity
St. Luke's
Snakes Burrow With Eye Caps Lacking Eyelids
Snakes have transparent hard caps over their eyes to shield them while burrowing, and they lack eyelids.
Aiken Standard Information and Subscription Rates
The Aiken Standard, established 1867, publishes afternoons except weekends. Mail and carrier rates are listed, with contact and address details for the newspaper in Aiken South Carolina.
Senate votes to withdraw then kills military aid bill
The Senate, after approving withdrawal from Indochina earlier, defeats a 1.785 billion dollar military foreign aid bill 48 to 42. A separate vote cuts off funds for U S combat operations in Vietnam Laos and Cambodia in four months contingent on prisoner releases. House action, or a new Senate bill, could revive the program.
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U.S
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Senate
House
Sen
Mansfield
Indochina
Hanoi
John Sherman Cooper
R-ey
Cooper
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Brooke
South Carolina Senators Split Over Foreign Aid Bill
In Washington on Monday South Carolina's Ernest Hollings and Strom Thurmond split on a $1.785 billion foreign military aid bill. The vote 48 to 42 defeated the measure after senators backed end-the-war amendments for Vietnam Laos and Cambodia but not Thailand.
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Washington
South Carolina
U.S
Ernest Hollings
Strom Thurmond
Med School Panel Plans To Travel
A South Carolina legislative committee studying a second medical college will visit Virginia and Indiana this week. They will examine consortium plans, including MUSC in Charleston, sending students to general hospitals for a year. Stops include University of Virginia School of Medicine, Roanoke Community Hospital, Indiana University School of Medicine, and Methodist County Hospital in Indianapolis.
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Columbia
South Carolinas
Virginia
Indiana
Medical University of South Carolina
University of Virginia School of Medicine
Charlottesville
Roanoke
Roanoke, Va
Indiana University School of Medicine
Methodist County Hospital
Indianapolis
Ind
Multimedia Earnings Up 21 Percent in First Half 1972
Multimedia, Inc. reports six month net earnings of 2,534,090 dollars, up 21 percent from 1971. President J. Kelly Sisk cites operating profits of 5,159,244 dollars, a 13 percent gain, with earnings per share at approximately 0.81 dollars.
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Greenville
Multimedia, Inc
Multimedia
J. Kelly Sisk
Sisk
Federal Grants Fund Water, Sewage Projects in Chesterfield Area
Federal grants totaling about 1.7 million were announced for Chesterfield County water and sewer projects and related sites. Funds include 428000 for Chesterfield, 786000 for Page land, 472000 for Jefferson, plus 50000 for manpower training for 160 military personnel near discharge. Additional USC and park grants were listed by Senators Hollings and Thurmond.
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Washington
Chesterfield County
Ernest F. Hollings
Dl.c
Chesterfield
Pageland
Jefferson
Hollings
Charleston
Medical University of South Carolina
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c. Thurmond
Newberry
Lancaster
Lamar
Abandoned Baby Found by Guard in Orangeburg
An abandoned baby girl found by a security guard is in the custody of Orangeburg County assistant probation officer George Green. The guard found the child Monday at an abandoned building during routine security checks.
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Orangeburg
Orangeburg County
George Green
Green
Busbee says tensions easing over integration in South Carolina
South Carolina superintendent Cyril Busbee told a Monday conference that a third year of unitary schools will bring no significant changes in federal directives on integration. He noted rising school funding and urged that increased allocations be used to boost results. Busbee commented that district property taxes fund about 38 percent of state school budgets and that financing reforms are solvable.
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Myrtle Beach
Fonday
Busbee
Palmetto
Vice President of UM&M Receives Honorary Doctorate
J W Houth, vice president of United Merchants & Manufacturers and president of the Finishing Plants Division, was awarded an honorary Doctorate of Business Administration by Southeastern Massachusetts University at its 72nd commencement. The New Bedford native, who joined the firm in 1936, has led finishing plants, chemical units, and allied operations across multiple sites including Langley Research Center and the British Silk Dyeing Company.
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Aikenite
Houth
Center
Richard M. Fontera
Southeastern Massachusetts University
James L. Giblin
J.W. Houth
United Merchants & Manufacturers
North Dartmouth
Mass
Aiken
United Merchants
Clearwater Finishing
Ership
Hoath
New Bedford
New Bedford University of Technology
Bradford Durfee Textile Institute
Divi
Sion
Langley
British Silk Dyeing Company, Ltd
Balloch
Alexandria
Scotland
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Aiken Standard
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J. W. Fulbright
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Rky
Hugh Scott
Thailand
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