GOP attacks West Hollings over busing stance in SC
South Carolina Republican chairman Ken Powell called Gov. John West and Sen. Ernest Hollings vulnerable politicians and criticized their positions on school busing. He faulted Hollings for opposing federally funded programs while Thurmond pushes for state benefits. Powell praised Thurmond’s action and urged Hollings to align with consistent policy.
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Nixon Wins St Angela Primary
Nixon and Wallace led the presidential primary at St Angela Academy civics class with 188 students voting. Nixon captured 100 Republican votes, while Democratic results showed Wallace 29 Muskie 13 McGovern 10 Chisholm 9 Jackson 8 Lindsay 7 Maddox 4 Kennedy 4 Hartke 1 McCarthy 1 Neumann 1 Paulson 1 Humphrey and Yorty received no votes. The day ended with a discussion on the best qualified man or woman to be president.
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Aiken Detective Completes Two Week Narotics Course
Detective Max A. Meek of the Aiken Police Department finished a two week training on narcotics and dangerous drugs at the Medical University of South Carolina. About 73 law enforcement officers from across the state and six investigators stationed with the military attended. The Narcotics Academy was sponsored by MUSC in cooperation with the State Law Enforcement Division.
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Education Group To Meet In Aiken County Friday
The Aiken County Voter Education Project will hold a meeting at the Friendship Activity Building on Friday at 7 30 p m The public is invited to attend.
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Local Youth Attends The Citadel Summer Camp
Frank James Horell Jr. will attend The Citadel Summer Camp for Boys this summer from June 11 to July 7. He is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hor rell of Wagener.
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Richard Nixon Inaugurated as 37th U S President
Richard M Nixon was inaugurated as the 37th president of the United States on January 20 1969 marking the start of his first term in office with ceremonies in Washington.
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Rats Drink Booze Diet For Nutrition Study
Clemson researchers led by R F Bergman and Robert G Bursey use pregnant rats to assess how maternal alcohol intake affects offspring cognition. Bursey notes rats are highly suitable for such tests and will expose pups to standard diets after birth to measure stimulus response, activity, and learning.
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Geologists Probe Continental Link
A University of South Carolina team led by Prof. William Kanes tests the idea that Africa and the Americas were once joined. They compare 200 million year old rocks from Nova Scotia New Jersey Connecticut Georgia and South Carolina with Moroccan rocks to locate matching similarities. Field work aims to confirm how continents fit together.
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Males Losing Race For Life By Age Of 18
Dr. Ewald W. Busse of Duke University warned at a symposium that by age 18 males are outnumbered by females overall. He cited the 1970 census showing 138.5 women per 100 men over 65 and said men face increasing stress impacting longevity.
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Probe Of State's Teaching Conditions Slated In April
A national NEA led probe into South Carolina teaching conditions will run April 10 to 14. Eight out-of-state educators will inspect four major cities and hold hearings over five days. The program aims to assess pay and inadequacies that could trigger sanctions and damage the state's image. The teams will cover Columbia Greenville Charleston and Florence.
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Atlanta
Choral Directors Named for Aiken Choral Society Board
Six new board members Hugh Clark Bob Clyburn Mary Chelton Liz Griffin Clanton Moseley and Paul Springer were elected to two year terms at the society's first annual meeting. Six continuing members Harcourt Bull Pat Harbour Abby Montengohl Paul Parks Bob Studley Nancy Watts will serve one year. Rehearsals for an 8 p.m. concert at the Bon Air Hotel Augusta and a 4 p.m. April 30 concert at First Baptist Church in conjunction with the Aiken Fine Arts Festival proceed.
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