Winer elected president of national Jaycees
Samuel D. Winer 29 of New Martinsville West Virginia defeated three rivals on the 14th ballot to win the U S Jaycees presidency at the Atlanta convention. The next year includes driving the Jaycee case a furnished Tulsa home with 15000 salary and expenses for Winer and his wife Sue and two children as 12 000 Jaycees attend week long gathering.
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New Martinsville
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Ore
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Honolulu
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Georgia
Nebraska
Texas
Utah
West Virginia
Dick Hahn
Columbus
Ind
Cummins Engine Co
Jack Gottshall
Nashville, Tenn
Billy Rhynes
Tul
Sa, Okla
Tulsa
Sue
Aiken Standard Details Publication Terms and Rates
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes every afternoon except weekends. Mailing options list rates: $11.60 per 6 months by mail, $22 per year, and carrier prices $1.73 weekly. AP dispatches are exclusive to local news reproduction. Corrections are provided in the next issue at no cost.
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Aiken
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Associated Press
AEC Sets Hearings on Duke McGuire Nuclear Plant
The Atomic Energy Commission will begin hearings in Charlotte on Duke Power Co plans for the 505 million McGuire nuclear generating station in Mecklenburg County. Two reactors near Lake Norman, 17 miles from Charlotte, with 50 million spent so far, require AEC approval to proceed. Opponent Carolina Environmental Study Group will be represented by Townsend Belser Jr.
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Duke Power Co
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Mecklenburg County
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AEC
Carolina Environmental Study Group
Townsend Belser Jr
Columbia
National Drug Hotline Established to Report Dealers
A national drug hotline was created by the president to collect anonymous tips on drug sellers. In its first three days the toll free line received over 1000 messages, encouraging citizens to report drug activity from any location. The number is Area Code 800 368 5363.
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Aiken County
Nixor
Existance
South Carolina House Passes Boating Safety Bill
The South Carolina House approved a boating safety measure making drunken boating a potential two year ban from operating boats on rivers and lakes for alcohol or drug impairment. Minor violations carry jail up to 30 days or fines of 25 to 100 dollars. The Senate had passed it earlier. it returns to the chamber for concurrence with House amendments.
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Senate
General Assembly
House
State Department of Agriculture
South Carolina House Struggles to Reach Quorum
The South Carolina House faced another quorum challenge on Thursday as 54 lawmakers arrived by 10 a.m., short of the 63 needed. A series of roll calls later showed 62, then rising to 65 members present, allowing the session to begin.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Solomon Blatt
House
Black Lawmaker Takes Turn In Governor's Seat
State Representative Leevy Johnson of Richland sat in the governor's chair in Columbia during a bill signing ceremony. The Columbia Democrat, one of three Black lawmakers in the South Carolina legislature, joked to Gov. John C. West about his unexpected visit and noted his grandfather's former plantation past.
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Columbia
Leevy Johnson
Richland
Columbia Democrat
South Carolina
John C. West
Presbyterians Seek Union Plan Feedback Amid Reunion Talks
Charlotte AP The joint committee chairs announce members must file reactions by January and a revised reunion draft will be presented before the 1973 General Assemblies. The 30 member panel, split evenly between the Northern and Southern churches, cannot forecast a final vote date.
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Robert C. Lamar
Albany
N.Y
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Northern
Taylor and Lamar
Johnson C. Smith University
Three Injured as Bus Hits Truck in Georgia Embankment Crash
A tour bus carrying 38 passengers struck a truck, plunged down a 30 foot embankment near Lawrenceville Georgia leaving three people hospitalized and 24 treated for lacerations and bruises. The three named passengers Mable Shelton Scott Katie Elizabeth Thorne and Rosa M Thompson are from Washington DC. Bus driver Howard C Bailey of Lanham Maryland was charged with following too closely.
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Buford General Hospital
Mable Shelton Scott
Katie Elizabeth Thorne
Rosa M. Thompson
Washington
D. C
Corinthian Baptist Church Flower Club
Washington, D. C
Atlanta
W. D. Flowers
Gwinnett County
Howard C. Bailey
Lanham, Md
Sunlight Over Two Days Outlasts Fossil Fuel Reserves
A study notes that the sunlit energy hitting the United States in forty eight hours could exceed the country’s remaining fossil fuel reserves, signaling a dramatic shift in potential energy resources and policy considerations.
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