Mondale Signals Hope For Mayors At Urban Policy Event
Vice President Walter Mondale told about 250 mayors in Atlanta that the White House backs urban renewal through the National Development Bank to revive decaying cities. He followed Kennedy who warned against blaming cities for federal fiscal woes and urged reform without wrecking local tax systems. Mondale planned Cleveland and St Paul stops after Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Walter F. Mondale
White House
National Development Bank
Urbanks
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Mondale
Carter
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Cleveland
St. Paul
Union says striking workers not responsible for loom damage
An Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union official said union members struck peacefully at Pacific Columbia Mills after a wage dispute. A company spokesman cited sabotage causing about 20000 dollars in damage at the Richland plant with 234 looms out of operation but no permanent loom damage.
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Columbia
Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union
Pacific Columbia Mills
Richland
James Renfroe
Pacific Columbia
Leland Burns
Burns
Derrick Opposes Dam at Savannah River
U S Rep Butler Derrick D S C opposes the Richard B Russell Dam project calling it counterproductive environmentally and economically He warned he would need help from Congress to block the dam noting it could cost 291 million to build and 20 million spent so far is largely recoverable Derrick said the energy bill will pass this session and half of his constituents do not think there is an energy problem.
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Clemson
U.S
Butler C. Derrick
D-S.c
Congress
Derrick
Clemson University
Taft
Army Corps of Engineers
Savannah River
South Carolina
Georgia
Leavelle McCampbell Grads Win March of Dimes Scholarships
Three Leavelle McCampbell High School graduates received 250 scholarships from the Aiken County March of Dimes for health care studies. Donna Scott plans USC Aiken nursing. Bernard Garrett will begin pre med at South Carolina State. Calvin Randolph Jackson also to South Carolina State pre med. Normally two scholarships, three awarded this year due to last year’s shortage.
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Leavelle McCampbell
Aiken County
March of Dimes
Donna Scott
Usc-Aiken
Bernard Garrett
DAR Good
Man Collapses After Indictment in Florence Slayings
Florence AP says Belton Eaddy 46 collapsed and was hospitalized minutes after grand jury indictment for the murder of Johnny Sellers 36 of North Charleston. He faces charges in the killings of Sellers Knight 15 and Dennis Bellamy 28, with diabetes and hypertension noted in his history.
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Johnsonville
Florence County
Prospect
Belton Eaddy
General Hospital
Eaddy
Faddy
Johnny Sellers
North Charleston
Sellers
John Henry Knight
Knights
Dennis B. Bellamy
Older Teachers Lose Social Security Payments Under New Rule
Washington AP reports changes in Social Security law end summer benefit checks for active teachers aged 62 or older who worked part of the year. About 250,000 people face $159 million in reduced or delayed benefits as retirement year definitions tighten and grace-period rules shrink.
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Washington
Byron Spice
National Education Association
Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph A. Califano Jr
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