Orangeburg Man Dies In S.C. Air Crash
An 18 year old Marvin Hut chins of Orangeburg died when a Cessna crashed into treetops at U.S. 301 and U.S. 15. His sister in law Mrs Carl Hut chins was injured and hospitalized in fair condition. FAA probes the crash as the couple had rented the plane at Orangeburg Airport for a trip to Santee. Curtain time 8 30 p.m. Grand Strand Theatre opens its second season directed by Russell Green with 70 cast members.
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Churches Reach Unity Document on Mixed Marriages in South Carolina
In Columbia, leaders of Roman Catholic and Episcopal churches announced an historic document endorsed May 29 1972. It outlines wedding procedures and clergy participation requirements for mixed marriages conducted in Catholic or Episcopal churches in South Carolina.
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South Carolina
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Oklahoma Opens In Myrtle Beach Premiere at Convention Center
The University of South Carolina Summer Theatre presents the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical Oklahoma with 36 performances starting tonight at Myrtle Beach Convention Center. An unrelated ad-like text about home decor follows, discussing colorful furnishings and carpet color choices for different rooms.
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Prosser Heads South Carolina Surveyors Group
Ferrel J. Prosser of Florence elected president of the South Carolina Society of Registered Land Surveyors at the annual conference in Myrtle Beach. Lloyd Moore of Holly Hill named vice president and Cody Palmer of Sumter secretary treasurer.
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Rise in South Carolina early childhood teaching certificates
State Superintendent Cyril Busbee reports the number of certified early childhood teachers in South Carolina has increased from 270 to 530 over the past year. He notes this supports expanding state funded kindergartens. Busbee also announced the July 1 retirement of Kathleen Gaston after about 30 years in school food services.
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North Carolina Bar opposes national no fault auto insurance
The North Carolina Bar Association approved a resolution opposing a national no fault automobile insurance system stating it is not in the best interest of a non urban state like North Carolina. Joseph C. Moore Jr., a Raleigh attorney, was elected president elect of the association.
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North Carolina Bar Association
North Carolina
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Meramec Caverns to undergo spring cleaning
Meramec Caverns on U S 66 will have grime and dust washed from formations and cement paths in the near future. Director Lester B. Dill says visitors prefer natural glistening formations and want to see less pollution and dirt outside the cave.
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