Valley Turnout Leads in Aiken County Democratic Primary
In Aiken County the Horse Creek Valley drove turnout with 50 plus percent in Bath Gloverville and Langley. Tom Moore led with strong support for State Senate District 8, while Gunnells swept the Valley in Sheriff race and aided Harte in the Solicitor contest amid mixed county results and a 28.6 percent overall turnout.
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Horse Creek Valley
Aiken County
North Augusta
New North Augusta
Bath
Gloverville
Langley
Aiken
Salley
Terry McMillan
Thomas L
Tommy) Moore
Clearwater
Valley
Moore
Woodridge
Charles F. Kneece
Monetta
W. Ralph Gunnells
Paul D. Grant
Gunnells
Nells
Robert J
Bob) Harte
Sylvia W. Westerdahl
Graniteville
Grant
Lynwood
Warrenville
Harte
No Tax Cut Chance Warned By Klutznick
Commerce Secretary Philip Klutznick says taxes will not be cut this year despite Republican calls for relief. In Greensboro North Carolina jury selection starts for the murder trial of six Ku Klux Klansmen and American Nazis accused in the shootings of six Communist activists.
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Washington
Commerce
Philip Klutznick
Carter
Greensboro
N.C
Eisenhower Farm Opens as Historic Site in Gettysburg
The Eisenhowers deeded their 15 room home and farm at the edge of the Gettysburg Battlefield to the government in 1967. On opening day over 1,000 visitors toured the 90 minute program waiting two to three hours in line.
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Gettysburg
Dwight
Mamie Eisenhower
National Park Service
Gettysburg National Battlefield
Eisenhowers
Ike
Emily Ann Foreman’s First Word and Horse Fascination
Emily Ann Foreman, 1, of New Ellenton, is described by her father Lewis as loving horses and having horse as her first word. She can say horse and ducks but calls chickens buck-bucks. A Clemson graduate, now in Washington, D C, visited the South Carolina coast for a week and reconnected with school friends in Charleston and at a restaurant.
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Lewis
Emily Ann Foreman
New Ellenton
Emily Ann
Clemson
Washington, D.C
South Carolina
Charleston
Quite A Choice Finding the right job has grown complex
The article notes a surge in occupations and the need for extensive training as technology reshapes the job market. It highlights more than 250 major categories, the rise of women in the labor force, and a projected fall in new entrants from 1980s to mid 1980s due to the aging postwar cohort. It frames Carlyle's blessing in context of modern employment.
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Thomas Carlyle
Carlyle
Labor Department
U.S
James W. Kuhn
Columbia University
House Senate Return Over Budget Fight in Columbia
The South Carolina General Assembly reconvened to consider a 23 million supplemental appropriations bill and Gov. Riley’s 21 vetoes in a 113 million capital improvements bond package. Speaker Rex Carter contends adjournment was improper. Lt. Gov. Nancy Stevenson noted Senate recess. Some members are lame ducks after primary defeats.
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Columbia
General Assembly
House
Rex Carter
Richard W
Dick) Riley
Carter
Nancy Stevenson
Senate
Riley
Clark Dares Government To Prosecute Him For Travel
Ramsey Clark returns from Iran and challenges officials to prosecute him claiming free speech and travel rights. He outlines nine steps the U S could take to free hostages and urges ending sanctions and harassing Iranian students while condemning intervention by nations in others affairs.
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Clark
New York
Ramsey Clark
Iran
Carter
Tehran
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
New York Times
Nation Magazine
Council Debates Wagener Rock Concert Site Ordinance
Aiken County Council plans to discuss a resolution defining its stance on a Wagener amplitheater project at the regular meeting on Richland Avenue. Members fear increased drug use. Faye Hatcher sponsors the measure amid other agenda items including bonds for Rieter Machine Works and sheriff vehicle purchases.
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Aiken County
Wagener
Richland Avenue
Faye Hatcher
Rieter Machine Works Inc
Sheriff's Department
Aiken- Bamberg-Barnwell-Edgefield
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