Dorn says Democrats discriminating against Wallace in 1976 bid
Former Democratic congressman WJ Dorn accuses his party of discrimination against Gov George Wallace and warns of a fractured 1976 election if such bias persists He urges welcoming all elements to the national convention Dorn, a 1974 South Carolina gubernatorial candidate, notes Wallace faced bias at a New York fundraiser and urges Republicans to recognize Ronald Reagan to strengthen the party's chances.
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Wallace
Ner
New York
Ronald Rea
Edwards Urges Slow Move on New South Carolina Circuit Judges
Gov James B Edwards cautions General Assembly against adding circuit judgeships before a comprehensive courts study. He backs a uniform statewide family court system approved by the House and warns of possible constitutional issues without Supreme Court study.
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Columbia
South Carolina
General Assembly
House
James B. Edwards
Edwards
State Supreme Court
Energy costs rise as summer heat hits
County exterior leader notes high energy bills persist through hot weather. He cites tips from the National Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Institute and the National Bureau of Standards on reducing cooling costs, such as higher thermostat settings, shading, airflow, clean filters, and avoiding heat sources. He also mentions grapes in decline due to root worm, threatening South Carolina crops.
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J.H. Evans County
National Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Institute
Bureau of Standards
W.W. Griffin
Belvedere
Horticulture Department
Clemson
South Carolina
Seffick
Concord
Homecoming Planned In Warrenville
Warrenville Ohio West Warrenville Baptist Church hosts Homecoming this Sunday with Bible school at 10 and services at 11 led by Rev Mark Taylor. Dinner on the grounds follows. At 2 pm gospel singing features Witnesses Believers and The Southern Gospel Singers. Nursery and deaf interpreter provided. Pastor Rev Melvin Minitor officiates.
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Warrenville
West Warrenville Baptist Church
Mark Taylor
William Gregory
Melvin Minitor
S.C
Holley Named Millbrook Father of the Year
Harold Holley of Aiken County elected by Millbrook Baptist Church as 1975 Millbrook Father of the Year. Holley, a farmer and dairyman, serves as South Carolina Farm Bureau director and Batesburg Federal Land Bank chair. He is married to Bertha May Harris and has three daughters.
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Harold Holley
Millbrook
Federal Land Bank of Columbia
Holley
Bertha May Harris
McCormick
Sara Hart
Barbara Henkes
Nancy Holley
Loans Open for Med and Dental Students in SC
The South Carolina DHEC invites medical and dental students to apply for the 1975-76 loan program. Eligible residents of at least one year may receive up to 6200 dollars annually for up to four years to cover tuition and living costs. Applications due July 16 at the Office of Medical Care, Columbia.
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S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control
DHEC
Malcolm A. Dantzler
South Carolina
United States
General Assembly
Dantzler
Office of Medical Care
Department of Health and Environmental Control
Bull Street
Columbia
S.C
Immunization rule tightens for entering schoolchildren
Lower Savannah Health District director Dr. Robert May warns that children entering kindergarten and first grade must have a Certificate of Immunization to attend. The South Carolina law covers four and five year olds and transfers of second or third graders, affecting public, private, and church schools with requirements for diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus, rubella, measles, and polio.
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Lower Savannah
Robert May
Palmetto
South Carolina
Augusta Guitar Ensemble to perform at Hopeland Gardens
The Augusta Classical Guitar Ensemble will be featured in a Hope land Gardens concert Monday at 7 pm. Sponsored by the Aiken Recreation Department, the group has held concerts in the Augusta area for years. Selections include Marsh, Prelude and Bourree, and Salley Gardens. Admission is free with parking along Mead Avenue. If weather fails, the event relocates to the H O Weeks Activities Center in Virginia Acres Park.
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Augusta
Hopeland Gardens
Aiken
Augusta Classical Guitar Ensemble
Construction Planned For N A Highway
The South Carolina Highway Commission awarded contracts totaling 10.4 million dollars in Columbia. Bids cover 8.7 million for road work 1.5 million for bridge work and 176 330 for a sign project on I 95. A 6.4 mile section of U S 25 between I 20 and road 294 near North Augusta will be widened to four lanes.
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Columbia
South Carolina Highway Commission
Aiken
Edgefield
North Augusta
Magazine Editor to Teach at USC Columbia
William A Emerson Jr former editor in chief of The Saturday Evening Post and senior editor of Newsweek will join the University of South Carolina College of Journalism faculty this fall. He will help develop a magazine specialization and become the Gonzales Brothers Professorship in Journalism holder. Emerson, a freelance writer, authored The Jesus Story and Sin and the New American Conscience and co authored To Rule The Night with astronaut Jim Irwin.
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Columbia
William A Emerson Jr
Saturday Evening Post
Newsweek
University of South Carolina College of Journalism
Emerson
Free Lance
College of Journalism
Gonzales Brothers
Albert T. Scroggins Jr
Jim Irwin
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