Mary Jacob Named Most Outstanding Employee by State Agency
Mary Jacob a program nurse specialist at Aiken-Barnwell Mental Health Center was chosen by the South Carolina Department of Mental Health as the Most Outstanding Employee in the state She joined the center in 1974 and has expanded the Pre-Care-Aftercare Program while initiating crafts gardening groups a Halfway House and emergency liaison with the hospital ER She holds degrees from the Medical College of South Carolina USC and Emory University and serves in multiple professional and community roles.
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Mary Jacob
Aiken-Barnwell
South Carolina Department of Mental Health
Jacob
Department of Mental Health
North Carolinian
Medical College of South Carolina School of Nursing
University of South Carolina
Emory University
Aiken - Barnwell Mental Health Center
Melvin Jacob
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Aiken
Benedict Choir To Sing At Friendship Baptist Church
The Benedict College Choir will give a concert at Friendship Baptist Church on Sunday at 4 p.m. The public is invited to attend.
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Benedict
Benedict College
Friendship Baptist Church
South Carolina Pioneers win Bell Award for Deaf Aid
The South Carolina Chapter of Telephone Pioneers received the 1975 Alexander Graham Bell Award for distinguished service to the deaf. It marks the group's second national honor for Project D aiding hearing impaired residents in the state, following the 1974 People Who Care Award from the Telephone Pioneers of America.
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S.C
Telephone Pioneers
Alexander, Graham Bell
Telephone Pioneers of America
Committee Uncommitted To Pay Raises in Columbia
The Senate Finance Committee declined to adopt a House approved resolution that would earmark any unexpected revenue for teacher and state employee pay raises. The measure would have given raises priority over new state programs.
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Columbia
Senate Finance Committee
Five Bodies Found Near Columbia North Carolina
In Tyrrell County, forest workers found five smoldering bodies in a freshly dug grave after a brush fire near a rural tower. Officials described a shallow, partially covered grave with victims believed to be a family, including a man in his 50s a seven year old child a teen boy and two teen girls. The scene near N C 94 six miles south of Columbia was investigated with SBI help and bodies sent to Chapel Hill for identification.
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Columbia. N.C
Forest Service
Royce Rhodes
Tyrrell County
Rhodes
Ronald Brickhouse
N.C
Columbia
Brickhouse
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
Chapel Hill
Edwards to Campaign in Six North Carolina Cities
Gov. James B. Edwards will campaign for Ronald Reagan in six North Carolina cities on March 13. The schedule includes Southern Pines, Greensboro, Durham, Charlotte, Hickory, and Asheville with events from morning news conference to an evening dinner. Expenses covered by the North Carolina Citizens for Reagan committee.
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Columbia
James B. Edwards
North Carolina
Ronald Reagan
Southern Pines
Greensboro
Durham
Charlotte
Hickory
Asheville
South Carolina
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