West Loses Biggest Battle in Insurance Fight
Gov. John C. West faced a major clash with South Carolina insurers over auto liability insurance reform. A watered-down bill reached the Senate floor, with both sides calling the compromise a setback, while his budget aims secured gains in health, mental facilities, highway safety, and teacher pay.
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John C. West
South Carolina General Assembly
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Senate
Richland County
House
Red Cross Swimming Courses Set For Aiken and Valley Areas
The Red Cross announces free Beginner Advanced Beginner Intermediate and Swimming Skill classes for youths from grade one through age 16 starting July 2 at Eus tis Park and Smith Hazel Pools in Aiken and Aiken State Park. Another session begins July 9 for Valley area youth at Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Recreation Center in Gloverville and adults at Aiken Prep School Pool. Registration is at the Red Cross Office Smith Hazel Recreation Center Aiken State Park Concession Stand and the Catholic Center in Gloverville.
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Winn-Dixie Food Sales Rise Across Regions
Winn-Dixie stores posted a 15.52 percent sales gain for the four weeks ending May 26, totaling 168,648,530 dollars versus 145,990,000 last year. For the 48 weeks ended May 26, sales reached 1,894,706,185 dollars, up from 1,683,355,083. The company now operates 928 supermarkets, up from 878 a year ago.
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South
New Distributive Education Program Added at Strom Thurmond Center
A new Distributive Education program will join Strom Thurmond Vocational Education Center’s fall curriculum. It trains students for distribution careers covering organization of distributive businesses sales promotion credit floor and window displays retail advertising basic salesmanship business ethics and more.
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Prosecutor Worked For McGovern During Campaign
James Vorenberg, a top lawyer for the Watergate special prosecutor, says his McGovern crime task force role was limited. He wrote one crime speech, held two press conferences, and challenged Nixon era crime claims at a mid October news conference. He joined Archibald Cox for a short term to help organize the growing staff.
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Routine Meetings Close Out Session
Two weeks of local legislative meetings opened in Columbia as statewide work closed last Friday. Clerks enact measures from county delegations, predominantly county supply bills. The routine end-of-session meetings will conclude at 5 p.m. July 6.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Doctor shows foot bath cure for corns and calluses
A New York doctor promotes FOOTHERAPY a three step home treatment to relieve tired feet corns and calluses. The kit includes mineral bath lava stone and medicated cream claimed to ease itching athlete's foot reduce odor and prevent sweating.
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