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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1981

Page

7

Mrs Sadat to Receive Honorary USC Degree

Egyptian President Anwar Sadat's wife Jihan will be awarded an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters at the University of South Carolina during her visit. She will accept on behalf of her husband, with the ceremony at the Law School auditorium at 7 p.m. A glass sculpture titled In Search of Peace by Wayland H. Cato will also be presented.

Columbia University of South Carolina Anwar Sadat Jihan Sadat USC Law School

New Step Offered For Catawbas

A task force studying the Catawba Indians land claim approved a resolution urging lawmakers to shift the lawsuit from state to federal court. The commission attorney said the move signals a new step after the 1840 treaty claim to 140000 acres was taken to federal court.

Columbia South Carolina Catawba Indian Commission General Assembly Commission Fracenia Heizer Congress

Governor's Frog Jump Festival Moves to New Park

Springfield prepares for the 15th Governor's Frog Jump April 16 18 with an Easter egg hunt, street music, a beauty contest, clogging and a 6.2 mile Frog Jog. The town bought downtown wooded land as the festival site and hopes to finish landscaping before the event depending on the weather. Mayor Richard Phillips notes grass planting must occur in two weeks.

Springfield Orangeburg Richard Phillips

Search Resumes For Boaters At Huntington Beach State Park

The Coast Guard resumed a search for up to three Grand Strand residents missing at sea since Monday. Neal Graham, 24, of Conway was found dead. his boat Natural Leaf, a 31-foot fishing craft, departed Murrells Inlet about 3 a.m. with Nick Spadoni, 23, and Margaret Whitney, 24, aboard. Georgetown authorities suspect a fourth person was on board.

Huntington Beach State Park Coast Guard Grand Strand John Christie Neal Graham Conway I State Park Bgtie Graham Murrells Inlet North Myrtle Beach Nick Spadoni Margaret Whitney Myrtle Beach Georgetown Christie

Suspect Shot by SLED Officer Near Columbia

A man identified as Paul Tucker, linked to a bank robbery and a Friday bomb extortion attempt, was killed by a SLED officer late Saturday near the Interstate 20 and U S 321 junction north of Columbia. Capt. Jim McCaulley said warrants would have been issued against him.

Columbia South Carolina Here Paul Tucker Jim McCaulley Richland County McCaulley Tucker Robert Stewart

Man Charged In Teen Shooting In Lancaster

In Lancaster a textile worker James Bowers is charged with manslaughter after 13-year-old Jackie Parnell died from a shotgun wound at his apartment. Police say the girl may have been arguing with others at the Witherspoon Inn Motor Court as officers investigate motive.

Lancaster (Ap Lancaster Jackie Parnell James Bowers Frank Harris

Believe It Or Not Benny McCrary Aims to Lose Weight

Benny McCrary once weighed between 600 and 800 pounds and earned fame with Ripley’s Believe It Or Not. He now plans dieting and possibly surgery to regain normal life, seeking anonymity and the ability to sit in regular chairs and wear standard clothes. He travels with his wife in a modified car and faces many logistical and social challenges due to his size.

Benny Surfside Beach Benny McCrary McCrary Ripley’s Tammie New York Tammy

NAACP abandons effort to reapportion South Carolina Senate

After a year of legal briefs and $30,000 in costs, the South Carolina NAACP will not pursue Senate reapportionment. Field secretary Isaac Williams says the group will pressure the 46 white senators to reshape for 1984 elections, citing the burden on the Senate to act.

Columbia South Carolina

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