Mini-Bottle Bill Opposed By WMU In South Carolina
WMU delegates reject constitutional amendment allowing liquor in two ounce bottles. They urged a committee to tackle alcohol and drug use. Mrs A T Greene Jr elected president with 10 regional vice presidents as 1,489 attend Spar tanburg convention. Next meeting March 20 21 1973 in Columbia. Mike Spivey reports SC Young Republicans up 400 percent in a year.
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Spartanburg
Baptist Women's Missionary Union
WMU
A.T. Greene Jr
Columbia
Science Academy To Meet Saturday
The South Carolina Academy of Science holds its 45th annual meeting in Columbia on Saturday with about 350 scientists discussing nuclear energy and the environment. The event also invites 25 high school students from across the state to share topics they have researched and is sponsored by the University of South Carolina.
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Columbia
South Carolina Academy of Science
South Carolina Parks Draw 6 Million Visitors in 1971
Columbia officials report more than six million people visited South Carolina parks in 1971. Beach parks led attendance with Myrtle Beach exceeding one million visitors. The state’s 99 cabins remained full all summer, housing 58 829 campers.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism
Myrtle Beach
S C ETN Cited For Production Excellence in San Antonio
The South Carolina Educational Television Network ETN is cited for excellence in program production for Getting the Word. Henry Cauthen ETN general manager received the award at the Southern Educational Communications Association banquet in San Antonio Texas. The program aids reading development.
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San Antonio, Tex
South Carolina Educational Television Network
ETN
Southern Educational Communications Association
Henry Cauthen
San Antonio
Tex
Young Republicans Win First Place in Drive
A spokesman for the National Young Republicans says the South Carolina Young Republican Federation has won first place in its annual membership drive.
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Columbia
National
Young Republicans
South Carolina
Young Republican Federation
Aiken Standard details and pricing information
The Aiken Standard clarifies publication schedule afternoon edition weekdays excluding weekends office address in Aiken South Carolina box 456 Rutland Drive ZIP 29801. It notes AP dispatch rights and UP I membership and states advertising correction policy and subscription rates by carrier and mail.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
Nationwide rain and snow forecast across regions
Weather outlook shows rain for the Pacific Northwest on Thursday with showers in the Southwest and southern Plains and North Dakota. Snow flurries in the northern Plains and snow in the Northeast. Cooler conditions expected widely.
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Pacific Northwest
Southern Plains
North Dakota
Northern Plains
West Urges Citizen Action on Social Needs in State
Gov. John C. West urged public and private partnership to expand health care delivery and address social needs in South Carolina. He spoke in Columbia and Greenville noting hospital residency programs lag national averages, a potential second state medical school, more paramedics, mobile units for rural areas, and the need for broad public involvement.
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John C. West
America
Columbia
Greenville
West
Kingstree Banker Arrested by FBI for Federal Act Violation
Kingstree banker Donald L. Taylor, 71, was arrested by FBI special agents on a charge of violating the Federal Reserve Act. Investigators allege he caused false assets of $90,000 to appear in the bank's accounts.
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Columbia
FBI
Donald L. Taylor
State would receive $57.9 million in federal funds
The House Ways and Means Committee proposed revenue sharing program would allocate South Carolina a total of $57.9 million. The distribution would be $14.4 million to state government and $43.5 million to local governments in the state.
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Washington
South Carolina
House
Ways and Means Committee
Anti Bias Resolution Introduced in South Carolina House
A measure petitioning President Nixon to seek an end to discrimination against Jews and other religious minorities in the Soviet Union has been introduced in the South Carolina House of Representatives. Sponsored by Rep. Julian Leamon D Charleston and Charleston delegation members, the resolution cites persecution and discrimination in cultural activities and higher education.
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Columbia
Nixon
Soviet Union
South Carolina
House of Representatives
Julian LeaMond
Charleston
Legislators Seek Reasons for New South Deficit
Charleston delegation demands Chief Insurance Commissioner John Lindsay explain how New South Life Insurance Company fell into a $9 million reserves deficit. Representative J S Limehouse and others push for a legislative report detailing the causes amid over 100 000 policyholders and strict state regulations.
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Columbia
Charleston
John Lindsay
General Assembly
New South Life Insurance Company
J. Sidi Limehouse
Pany
South Carolina House Proposes Medical and Dental Scholarships
A bill would provide up to 2500 dollars yearly in loans and scholarships for medical and dental students in South Carolina. Recipients must serve public health in SC one year per 2500 dollars received after graduation, be residents, and meet MUSC entrance requirements. Filing deadlines may be July 25, with reapportionment issues delaying dates. Rep Eugene Stoddard seeks a 300 dollar minimum fine for liquor stores selling to minors. a second offense revokes the license.
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Columbia
South Carolina
House of Representatives
Medical University of South Carolina
Eugene Stoddard
Dlaurens
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