Synod Approves Social Action Plan At Clinton Session
The South Carolina Presbyterian Synod adopted a four point resolution on social action led by Rev. George Chauncey of Richmond Va executive director of the Council on the Church and Society. Delegates voted to hold the 1973 conference in Columbia and placed elderly homes in Summerville Clinton under synod jurisdiction as part of regional consolidation.
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Clinton, S.C
South Carolina Presbyterian Synod
George Chauncey
Richmond
Council On the Church and Society of the Presbyterian Church
U S
Chauncey
Clinton
First Presbyterian Church
Columbia
Summerville
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren 1972 analysis
The column analyzes a bridge hand where North opens with a strong no trump and progresses to a small slam in six clubs after thoughtful reshaping. South defends with precise ruffing and parking strategies to thwart the plan, while East and West misread the distribution leading to a favorable outcome for North.
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South
North
Hearts
West
East
Declarer
Altho South
Nationwide Weather Forecast Outlook by Region
Warm conditions expected across most of the nation on Thursday with cooler spans in the Northwest Great Lakes and northern Plains. Rain or showers are forecast for the lower Great Lakes southern New England and the northern Rockies.
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Northwest
Great Lakes
Northern
Plains
New England
Rockies
Aiken Standard Publishing Details and Rates
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each afternoon except weekends. Address 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801 with PO Box 456 and ZIP 29801. Rates: carrier 1.73 weekly. 22.00 yearly by carrier. 11.60 six months by mail. 6.40 three months by mail. AP dispatches are exclusive for local news.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S C
S.C
Associated Press
National Drug Hotline Established to Help Fight Drug Trade
President Nixon launched a toll free hotline to solicit anonymous tips on drug sellers. In the first three days the line received over 1,000 messages, accessible nationwide at Area Code 800 368 5363.
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Aiken County
Nixon
Ruling Upholds North Charleston Incorporation
Mayor John Bourne welcomed a State Supreme Court ruling upholding the incorporation of North Charleston, a 6.5 square mile area with over 21 000 residents. The decision reversed an earlier Charleston County ruling that voided the vote.
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Columbia
South Carolina
North Charleston
John E. Bourne
Supreme Court
Charleston
Theodore D. Stoney
Methodists Approve $3 Million Spartanburg College Plan
The South Carolina annual conference of the United Methodist Church approved a $3 million program for Spartanburg Junior College, to fund classrooms, a PE building, new auditorium, dorm renovations, library expansion, and a $900,000 endowment addition over two years starting April 1 1973, with $1.25 million from state churches and the rest from outside sources. The conference also adopted a seven month budget of $578,560, and Bishop Paul Hardin Jr. proposed a fund to aid the new bishop in July.
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Spartanburg
South Carolina
S.C. Methodist
Paul Hardin Jr
Graham urges Baptists to fight devil and racism
Evangelist Billy Graham told the Southern Baptist Convention that the church must confront the devil as the real enemy and light a candle to banish moral blight and social injustice in America. He called the nation’s problems spiritual and noted racism as a key issue while saying he would stay out of the presidential campaign.
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Philadelphia
Billy Graham
Southern Baptist Convention
Graham
America
Nixon
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National Drug Hotline
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Methodists
Jerry W. Norton
Bamberg
Allendale
University of South Carolina
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