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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1971
Page
3
A humorous column by Ann Rudy describes buying a bird feeding station and discovering birds happily eat the seed while family members complain about the cooking. The narrator jokes that birds praise the meals, while humans disagree, and notes no rickets or beriberi in the house.
23 graduates of the Graniteville Vocational Rehabilitation School project were recognized at a Monday night commencement. Dr. John B. Bradley praised hard work and perseverance as graduates, many with learning or physical challenges, completed a program established in 1965 in cooperation with the School District of Aiken County and the South Carolina Vocational Rehabilitation Department.
South Carolina Superintendent Cyril Busbee said a recent Supreme Court ruling on busing may affect about one third of the state's 93 districts. He noted two thirds are already pupil integrated and urged that reason guide use of desegregation tools while warning districts face varying implications and no official communications have arrived.
South Carolina aging council finds only 140 centenarians in the state, yielding about a 1 in 18 500 chance of reaching 100. The oldest recorded age is 115, with three people at 113.
Dr. Julio Bortolazzo as TEC executive director outlined a series of studies to make South Carolina's Technical Education system more efficient and effective in the 1970s. The initial study reorganizes the Columbia central office for a leaner administration, with a four week review of TEC legislation and policy, and a [Aug 10–Oct 11] assessment of job classifications and salaries across TEC.
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