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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1972

Page

2

Counties to Choose Among Five Government Forms

The South Carolina House endorsed a constitutional amendment allowing five local government forms for counties and municipalities. Voters in each locality will select a preferred form by referendum. The amendment aims to standardize local government and clarify county powers such as sanitation and ambulance services.

Columbia S.C South Carolina General Assembly Marshall Cain R-Aiken Senate

Ruling On Obscenity Law In Federal Court Sought

In Columbia AP the operator of the Assembly Street Book Mart asks a three judge federal panel to rule on the constitutionality of South Carolina obscenity and public nuisance laws. The firm faces charges for selling obscene publications and film and seeks injunctions to block closure as a public nuisance.

Columbia Assembly Street Book Mart South Carolina Gerald W. Mathney Assembly Street Book Mart, Inc Mathney John W. Foard Jr

Constitutional Revision Put Off Until Next Year

Senator L Marion Gressette said the streamlining of the South Carolina constitution cannot be completed this year and urged making permanent a temporary amendment easing article-wide revisions. The Senate approved making the provision permanent. House action pending. Remaining items include divorce grounds for insane spouses and slum clearance proposals.

Columbia L. Marion Gressette South Carolina Calhoun County Senate Gressette James P. Stevens Dherry Ralph Gasque D-Marion

Aiken Standard Information Sheet

Publication details for the Aiken Standard dated from 1867 with publication schedule, office address, and mailing rates. Includes notice on AP dispatch rights and correction policy, plus subscription prices for carrier and mail formats.

National Drug Hotline Established by Nixon

Nationwide hotline set up to receive anonymous tips on drug sellers. In its first three days the toll free line 800 368 5363 drew over 1000 messages as citizens join the fight against a major national problem.

Aiken County Nixon

Military Briefs Highlight Navy Submarine Surface at Holy Loch

Chief Petty Officer William T. Owens aboard the submarine USS John C. Calhoun watched the vessel surface west of Scotland and moor at Holy Loch ending the United States Navy 1000 undersea ballistic missile patrol. Airman Richard A. Harrell from North Augusta completed Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and will train at Keesler AFB Mississippi in armament systems. Pvt. William E. Reed, of Riker, completed the administrative and personnel management course at Fort Polk Louisiana.

PO William T. Owens Christine Smith Warrenville John C. Calhoun Scotland Holy Lock U.S. Navy Richard A. Harrell William H. Harrell Rosemary Lane North Augusta U.S. Air Force Air Training Command Lackland Afb Tex Keesler Afb Miss William E. Reed Debra Powderhouse Rd Riker Ft. Polk

Senators Split On $2.9 Billion Child Care Bill Passes

In Washington South Carolina senators clashed over a 2.9 billion child development bill with Hollings for and Thurmond against. The measure cleared 73 to 12 and heads to the House as sponsors claim 700000 new day care spaces in year one. Mount Rainier snowfall 1955-56 tops 83 feet, the heaviest in U.S. history.

Washington South Carolina Senate Ernest F. Hollings Strom Thurmond House Mount Ranier United States

Enrollment Rise at USC Regional Campuses in Summer Session

Summer school enrollments across eight USC campuses rise 15.3 percent from last year. Seven regional campuses report 1,986 students, up 27 percent, while Columbia main campus totals 6,917, up 12 percent. Non-credit workshop attendees are not counted.

Columbia University of South Carolina

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