Morris candidates draw big crowds on eve of South Carolina primary
Democratic hopefuls crisscross South Carolina as Lt. Gov. Earle E. Morris Jr. campaigns in Pickens Easley Liberty Spartanburg and Columbia drawing about 1000 at a statewide stump meeting. Other contenders include Alex Sanders Horace C. Smith Maurice Bessinger and Carlos W. Gibbons with issues ranging ethics education and campaign finance reform. Republican William Westmoreland advocates land use and tidelands controls. Howard Parnell supports public campaign financing.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
Earle E. Morris Jr
Pickens
Easley and
Liberty
Spartanburg
Columbia
Alex Sanders
Morris
Rock Hill
Sanders
Horace C. Smith
Maurice Bessinger
West Columbia
William Childs Westmoreland
Carlos W. Gibbons
Howard Parnell
Congress
24 Indicted in Interstate Car Thefts
24 people indicted in a Baltimore centered stolen car ring. FBI Charlotte chief Krupinsky says 11 arrested so far with more arrests expected. Ring transported cars to North Carolina, altered them, then sold to individuals and dealers in VA NC SC PA.
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New Bern
N.C
Baltimore
Edward J. Krupinsky
FBI
Charlotte
Krupinsky
North Carolina
Virginia
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Savannah River Dam Project Near Start
U S Army Corps plans land acquisition for the Richard B Russell Dam and Lake on the Savannah River after Secretary Callaway told Georgia congressmen obstacles to the project have been cleared. The move signals the project’s formal start following environmental and budgetary approvals.
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Washington
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Richard B. Russell
Savannah River
Army
Howard
Bo”’ Callaway
Callaway
Georgia
Church of God Evangelist Max Morris to Speak at Warrenville
The national evangelist of the Church of God, Rev. Max Morris of Cleveland Tennessee, will lead a music service at Warrenville Church of God on Friday at 7 30 p.m. The church is led by Pastor Rev. William Starnes.
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Church of God
Warrenville
Rummage Sale Set At Midland Valley Center
L B C High School annual staff will hold a rummage sale at Midland Valley ping Center Saturday at 10 a.m. Persons wishing to donate to the sale may contact the school at 593-2464.
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Midland
Midland Valley Ping Center
Tobaccomen Urged To Support Markets
Mytle Beach AP report shows federal official William L. Lanier urged tobacco warehousemen to back the new assigned markets plan for flue cured leaf. He told Bright Belt Warehouse Association delegates that the plan offers fair sales for the 1974 crop and urged unity for a strong season. He cited 28 million pounds moved into Georgia and Florida markets and 48 million pounds auctioned in SC, while Joe R. Williams of Tobacco Associates noted U S flue cured leaf remains highly competitive abroad and forecast a 3 percent rise in world cigarette demand.
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Myrtle Beach
William L. Lanier
Bright Belt Warehouse Association
Lanier
Tobacco and Peanut Division
The
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
North Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Virginia
South Carolina
Joe R. Williams
Tobacco Associates
U.S
Hearst Home Awaits Word as Patty Hearst Is Sought
In Hillsborough California a grim mood surrounds Randolph Hearst as family officials await news of Patricia Hearst the 20 year old heiress charged with kidnapping assault and bank robbery. Patricia abducted February 4 from Berkeley joining the Symbionese Liberation Army.
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Hillsborough
Calif
Randolph A. Hearst
John Lester
Patricia Hearst
Lester
Patricia
Los
Angeles
San Francisco
Hearst
Berkeley
Symbionese Liberation Army
South Carolina Fishing Licenses On Sale
The Wildlife and Marine Resources Department announces new hunting and fishing licenses are on sale. Current licenses expire July 1. People 14 and older must be licensed to hunt or fish in the state. License sales fund wildlife research, management, and enforcement. The department asks past hunters to fill the Hunter Report survey on the back of the license.
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Columbia
New South Carolina
State Wildlife and Marine Resources Department
Wildlife Department
Budget Bill Yields Tentative OK for Second Medical College
Columbia Senate backs amended 920 million state budget with tentative second reading for the University of South Carolina medical college in Columbia. Debate rages over funding, rural impact, and future amendments as lawmakers seek adjournment by late June.
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Columbia
Senate
House
University of South Carolina
Allen R. Carter
Charleston
Medical College
John C. West
Rembert C. Dennis
D-Berkeley
Carter
Veterans Administration
Medical
West
Michael L. Laughlin
D-Aiken
Gilbert E. McMillan
R-Aiken
Largest monkey species the mandrill of West Africa
The mandrill, the largest monkey species, lives in West Africa. It can grow up to about three feet tall and weigh as much as 119 pounds, making it notably robust among primates.
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West Africa
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