Graniteville Girl Awarded Full Scholarship to Leadership Conference
Lynn Bryant of Graniteville is one of 50 girls nationwide chosen for a full scholarship to the 1978 Young Women's Leadership Conference at Camp Miniwanca Michigan. The Leavelle Mc Campbell High School senior represents South Carolina, attends Beta Club and Student Council, and is the Midland Valley Junior Miss. The conference runs Aug 5.
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McCampbell
Lynn Bryant
Leavelle McCampbell
Camp Miniwanca
Mich
Lynn
South Carolina
Eddie Bryant
Graniteville
First Baptist Church
Midland Valley
South Carolina Legislature Spends $6 Million in Session
South Carolina taxpayers funded a 29 week legislative session costing over 6 million dollars. Measures included a proposed state reserve fund constitutional amendment, a 65 plus property tax exemption, higher county homestead relief, generic drug prescriptions, newspaper price advertising for eyewear, and a 345 million dollar public school funding package with first year costs of 36 million under the 1977 act. A pilot reading and math skills testing program was also approved.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Rex L. Carter
Greenville
Carter
Opticians
Community Calendar Highlights for Aiken Area Tonight
Tonight lists events across Aiken including chess at Odell Weeks Center at 7 p.m. and a 8:30 p.m. A A meeting at 123 Linden Street. Other activities include bridge at Odell Weeks Center noon and 12:30 p.m., Narcotics Anonymous at 121 York Street SE and 8:30 p.m. A A at 109 Myrtle Street New Ellenton. Aiken County Museum opens 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and the Area III Advisory Council meets 7:30 p.m.
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Aiken Chess Club
Odell Weeks Center
Duplicate Bridge
Adult Development Board of Directors
Area III Advisory Council
Aiken A.A
Linden St
Aiken County Museum
Recreation Department
Narcotics Anonymous
York St
S.E
Myrtle St
New Ellenton
Navy To Investigate Charleston Admiral Over Court Martial Influence
The Office of the Chief of Naval Operations probes Rear Adm. Roy F. Hoffmann over alleged undue influence in local trials. He has not performed convening authority duties at the Charleston base since May 31, with judicial authority moved to Rear Adm. Albert J. Monger. Hoffmann, 52, schedules retirement August 31 after 35 years in service.
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Charleston
Chief of Naval Operations
Roy F. Hoffman
6Th Naval District
Charleston Naval Base
Hoffman
Naval Base
Albert J. Monger
Mine Warfare Command
Cmdr
Bill Helton
CNO
Adm
Hoffmann
Navy
Begin says peace chances stay bright after Egypt expels Israeli delegation
Prime Minister Begin downplays Egypt's expulsion of a 10 man Israeli military delegation from Cairo, saying peace chances remain excellent. Egypt would resume talks if Israel shows real willingness, while U.S. mediator Atherton and Secretary Vance prepare to visit Cairo and Jerusalem next week.
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Jerusalem
Menachem Begin
Egypt
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Begin
Ezer Weizman
Sinai
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Weizman
National Security Council
Mohammed Ibrahim Kamel
Israel
U.S
Alfred L Atherton
Cyrus R. Vance
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