Tax Amendment Moves Between Senate and House in South Carolina
The South Carolina Senate sent a proposed constitutional tax amendment back to the House for a conference committee to resolve differences. If approved, it would affect most property types, set a seven percent debt limit, and impose an intangible assessment for holdings over 100 000 dollars, with exemptions for inventories libraries churches and foundations. Laboring to attract industry includes five year manufacturing plant tax exemptions.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Senate
House
Jimmy L. Martin
D-Lextington
Samuel B. Mendenhall
D-York
Aiken Standard postal and publication notice
Public notice from the Aiken Standard postage and publication details. The notice lists address, zip code 29801, and states second class mailing, leased wire dispatches from AP, copyright and republication rights, publisher responsibilities, and subscription payment guidance.
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On Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Associated Press
Ormis
Ion
Contract Awarded For Roads In Aiken County
A $134 756 contract for 3 7 miles of roads in Aiken County was awarded by the South Carolina Highway Department to Mason Construction Company of West Columbia. The project covers grading drainage and bituminous surfacing on Road S 1760 and Spur and on Road S 1761 with completion by June 30 1977.
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Aiken County
South Carolina
S.C
Argentine Junta Moves With Decrees In Bid To Stabilize
The three man military regime in Argentina bans political parties and labor unions, creates special war councils to judge subversion, imposes press censorship, and seeks to restore constitutional democracy while delaying any clear plan for the bankrupt economy. Isael Peron is under house arrest as journalists face strict editorial controls. The censors also allowed a raid on the metalworkers union HQ with weapons and license plates found.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Isabel Peron
Army
Air Force
Metalworkers’ Union
Carter Attacks Kissinger In Wisconsin Campaign
Former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter campaigns in Milwaukee attacking Henry Kissinger over Cuba policy as Democratic hopefuls press toward April primaries. Ford’s aides study North Carolina results while Reagan eyes a nationwide address. Other contenders keep campaigning in New York ahead of New York and Wisconsin votes.
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Associated Press
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Wisconsin
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Ford
North Carolina
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Cali
Fornia
Carter
Milwaukee
Kissingers
U.S
Cuba
Africa
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Arizona
Morris K. Udall
Henry M. Jackson
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Wallace
New York
New Hampshire
Ridge Spring Woman Elected WMU President in SC
Mrs. DC Bomar of Ridge Spring was chosen president of the South Carolina Women's Missionary Union during the seventy third annual session. She succeeds Mrs. AT Greene Jr. of Columbia and is a University of South Carolina graduate and former high school teacher.
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Florence
DC Bomar
Ridge Spring
South Carolina Women's Missionary Union
State Baptist Convention
Bomar
AT. Greene Jr
Columbia
Mildred Cone
Fairfax
University of South Carolina
Music Achievement Day Set by Aiken Teachers Association
The 15th annual Music Achievement Day will start at 9 a.m. Saturday at the First Baptist Church fellowship hall with two Augusta adjudicators Artimesia Thevaos of Augusta College and Emily Remington of the Lutheran Church of the Resurrection. Over 200 piano students are registered and may perform from elementary to repertoire pieces or take musicology and harmony tests. The event emphasizes measurement of progress, not competition, with certificates for those meeting requirements. Local teachers entering students include Eloise Twombley and Barbara Scott, who leads the Aiken MTA chapter.
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The
Aiken Music Teachers Association
First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall
Augusta
Artimesia Thevaos
Augusta College
Emily Remington
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
Cynthia Thompson
Eloise Twombley
Josephine Magee
Dorothy Robinson
Mary Ella Brown
Eula Seigler
Phyllis Barber
Harriett Hussey
Barbara Scott
Ruth Howard
Ernestine Law
Nancy Watts
Lawana Furtick
Salley
Mary Jones
North Augusta
Thompson
Scott
Aiken
MTA
Methodists Name District Head in South Carolina
The Rev. Dr. E Wannamaker Hardin was named Orangeburg District Superintendent for the South Carolina Conference of The United Methodist Church, to take effect at the state annual conference session in late May. He replaces Rev. Granville A Hicks who rotates off after six years. Hardin, a Chester native, now serves Washington Street UMC in Columbia and holds degrees from Wofford College and Duke University.
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Columbia
E. Wannamaker Hardin
Orangeburg
S.C
United Methodist Church
Edward L Tullis
Hardin
Granville A. Hicks
Chester
Washington Street U.M.C
Wofford College
Spartanburg
Duke University
Durham
N.C
Methodist Church
Centenary
Winston- Salem
St. John
Graniteville
Clemson
Trinity
Buford Street
Gaffney
Bethel
Charleston
St. John’s
Rock Hill
Washington Street
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Britain
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London
Sadler's Wells Theater
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Kissinger
Michigan
Ingham County
Ray Hotchkiss
Hotchkiss
Udall
Jackson
Harris
Ellen McCormack
WMU
D.C. Bomar
Baptist Post
G@tva
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NOAA
US Dept of Commer
Oregon
Great Lakes
Midwest
Methodists
Er Eee
Ashhurst Agency Service
Dial
Dan Bacot
John Thomas
Mitci
Mitchell
New
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