Rotten Ralphie Tag Pinned On Senator in SC Senate
In South Carolina Senate, Sen. Ralph Gasque nicknamed Rotten Ralphie by lobbyists cited in a dispute over revolving credit. Sen. James P. Stevens supports blocking action, arguing the bill would subsidize the rich and corporations, charging 18 percent annual interest via 1 percent monthly rates.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Senate
Marion
Attorney General's
House
Shell Oil Corporation
Aiken Standard Publication Details and Rates
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes weekday afternoons excluding weekends. Distributed by mail and carrier with specified rates. Contains AP exclusive rights for local news and AP dispatches. No refunds for advertisement errors. corrections issued in the next issue.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
National Drug Hotline Established for Anonymous Tips
President Nixon set up a toll free nationwide hotline to report drug sellers. In its first three days the line received over 1,000 messages, inviting citizens to join the effort against a major national problem. Dial Area Code 500 368-5363.
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Aiken County
Nixon
Bill Would Extend Landfill Deadlines
The South Carolina House gave tentative approval to extend the deadline for counties and municipalities to submit solid waste disposal programs to the Pollution Control Authority to July 1, 1973. Rep. Julius Baggett said the delay helps communities develop plans and secure funding.
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Columbia
Pollution Control Authority
South Carolina
House
Julius Baggett
D McCormick
Robert Raley
Chesterfield
Raley
Senate
Nick Theodore
Greenville
Charleston Taken Off Unemployed List
The Labor Department removed Charleston from its list of areas of substantial unemployment. Charleston was cited as having job gains in state and local government, construction, and factory payrolls lifting the area from the unemployment list.
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Washington
Labor Department
Charleston
Minister Hood Named Leader of Scots Kirk in Geneva
Rev. John B. Hood of Scotland has been appointed minister of the Scots Kirk in Geneva demonstrating church leadership transfer to the Swiss city. He takes responsibility for Scottish Congregation affairs and service duties at the Geneva church.
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Geneva
Edinburgh
Scotland
John B. Hood
Scots Kirk
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Christy Lowe
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Humple Oil Corporation
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National Drug Hotline
General Assembly
Haggar
Dacron
White's
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