Langley cites fairness in county paying funds dispute
Langley defends delaying 120000 payment allocations by county commissioners Davis Ray and Langley oppose concentrating funds in Aiken and North Augusta. He proposes a rotating formula favoring small towns and half the annual funds for the two larger towns. Aiken City Council protests and asks for reconsideration.
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Davis
Lucas Ray
Aiken
North Augusta
Ano
Langley
Board of Commissioners
North
Meeting To Air Vocational Technical Education
Public meeting set for Friday at 2 PM in Room 211A of Aiken TEC Building to discuss vocational and technical education. Citizens may present views and questions on administration at state and local levels and provide input for the 1976-77 state plan. sponsored by the South Carolina Council on Vocational and Technical Education and the Department of Education.
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Aiken Tec
South Carolina Council On Vocational and Technical Education
Department of Education
Aiken Standard Publication Statement and Postal Terms
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes afternoons except Saturdays and Sundays from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801 with leased AP dispatches and full republication rights reserved. It notes no responsibility for advertisement errors, offers corrections in the next issue, and limits advance payments to five weeks.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Associated Press
Aiken Standard - Pbm
Area 3 Council To Meet Tomorrow
The Administrative Area Three Schools Advisory Council will hold a meeting Thursday at 7 30 pm in the Board Room of the Administrative Office Building in Langley. The public is invited to attend.
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Three Schools Advisory Council
Adminstrative
Langley
Aiken Man’s Effort Restores Thorn Name to Destroyer
Rep. Butler Derrick announces a Spruance class destroyer will be named Thorn to honor the World War II U S S Thorn. James F Mooney of Aiken, a former Thorn crewman, helped push the restoration via the Thorn Association Inc. The ship is built by Ingalls Pascagoula with christening planned for summer 1977 and commissioning about a year later.
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Washington, DC
Butler C. Derrick
D.S.C
Thorn
Derrick
James F. Mooney
Aiken
U.S.S. Thorn
Mooney
Thorn Assocation, Inc
Secretary of the Navy
Ingalls Shipbuilding
Litton Industries
Pascagoula
Miss
Jonathan Thorn
Stephen Decatur
New York Navy Yard
Harness Races and Weekend Sports At Aiken Event
Saturday features the Minnicar Memorial sulky races with Irvin Paul a noted pacer, a Hunting Trap Carriage exhibition, and Cancer Society benefits. Also scheduled are polo matches at Whitney Field with Wildwood Farm versus Myopia and Meadow Brook versus Aiken, plus the Lancers Tournament and Triple Crown Ball. Tickets range from $1.50 to $2.50 with family and youth discounts.
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Minnicar
Irvin Paul
Aiken Chamber of Commerce
South Carolina National Bank
The
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Bankers Trust
Woodruff Drug Store
Aiken Drug Store
Leminicks’ Pharmacy
American Cancer Society
Cancer Society
Lancers Tour
Powderhouse
Wildwood Farm
Columbia
Myopia of
Massachussets
Meadow Brook
Long Island
Aiken
Whitney Field
Carter Seeks National Tone In Wisconsin Visit
Carter plans a nationwide television address style campaign stop in Wisconsin to broaden appeal beyond regional voters. An NBC poll found him winning 90 percent of North Carolina blacks and half of voters who think government does too much for minorities, as he acknowledged tough northern primary battles ahead.
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Consin
Wisconsin
Reagan
Carter
NBC
North Carolina
Udall
Wallace
North Augusta Democrats to hold Friday meeting
The North Augusta Democratic party will hold a public meeting Friday at 7 30 p m in the Palmetto Savings and Loan civic room on West Avenue. The Democratic candidates for North Augusta City Council will be present to answer questions and discuss party business.
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North Augusta
Democratic Party
Palmetto Savings and Loan Civic Room
West Avenue
Republicans Set County Convention in Aiken
The Aiken County Republican Party will hold a County Convention next Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Aiken Junior High Auditorium Delegates should arrive early to have credentials certified Lt H Ray Ham of Lexington will keynote and be introduced by C Marshall Cain The Aiken County Republican Women's Club leads arrangements Ralph F Cullinan county commissioner chairs the Resolutions Committee W L Gray North Augusta councilman chairs Credentials and Registration The nominating committee is led by Carrol Warner and Gary Street H A McClelen heads the Selection Committee for delegates to the state convention Filing for state and county offices opens after the convention and runs until April 13 with fees equal to two percent of the annual salary of the office
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Aiken County
Republican Party
Aiken
Lloyd T. Olsen
Rep
H. Ray Ham
Lexington
House
Judiciary Committee
C. Marshall Cain
Republican Women’s Club
Ralph F. Cullinan
W.L. Gray
North Augusta
Carrol Warner
Gary Street
H.A. McClelen
Olsen
L.W. Warner
Reuss Charges World Bank With Political Lending to Chile
Rep. Henry S. Reuss accuses the World Bank of political motives after the bank lends 33 million dollars to Chile's military junta now ruling the country. He asks World Bank President Robert S. McNamara to testify before the Joint Economic Committee on the loan.
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World Bank
Chile
Salvador Allende
House Banking Committee
Henry S. Reuss
Robert S. McNamara
Joint Economic Committee
International Economics Subcommittee
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