Health agencies to merge into new South Carolina department
The Polluction Control Authority and State Board of Health agree to a merger proposed by Gov. West. A seven member board is favored by the governor, while the Health Board proposes 15 members and PCA wants two heads. The merged agency would be the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control, effective July 1.
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Columbia
Pollution Control Authority
State Board of Health
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State Reorganization Commission
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Unnecessary Finesse Guides Bridge Play in Four Hearts
In a Chicago Tribune note, South as declarer in four hearts doubled uses an unusual finesse as he handles a hand with West opening king of spades. By ruffing hearts to reduce trumps and careful play after each diamond and club, he secures ten tricks and a decisive, though risky, maneuver shaping the endgame.
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Queen of Hearts
Aiken Standard Publisher Details and Rates
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each afternoon except weekends. Contact P O Box 456 and 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801. Subscription rates shown include carrier and mail options with corrections policy noted.
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Aiken Standard
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Associated Press
Jehovah's Witnesses Plan Semi annual Assembly in Augusta
More than 2,000 Jehovah's Witnesses from Georgia and South Carolina are to converge on Richmond Academy in Augusta for a two day semi annual assembly. The program emphasizes Christian living and the public ministry with a public lecture titled Decide Now For Divine Rulership by W George Condilis of New York scheduled Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Georgia
South Carolina
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New York
Labor unions could decide U S president by 1984 says columnist
Columbia AP columnist Victor Riesel argues organized labor is so strong it may swing a presidential election by 1984. He warns against a labor candidate but notes unions are already a dominant political force alongside Democrats and Republicans. He cites Meany as powerful and predicts expansion into the South and among federal employees.
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Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH
Across clues from THOMAS JOSEPH appear with wordplay and definitions. Down clues include Lure The Thin Man s dog and the inventor of the stock ticker.
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Aiken JETS To Travel To Atlanta
Several members of Aiken JETS venture to Atlanta Georgia this weekend to meet with representatives from the Telephone Pioneers of America. JETS began in Aiken in May 1972 to involve Bell System younger employees in community service. They have worked on ecology recycling and assisting handicapped children. In Atlanta they report on activities and hope to organize statewide. Delegation includes Bill Zion Susan Hahn and Pat Eubanks.
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Telephone System
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Telephone Pioneers of America
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Aiken
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Susan Hahn
Pat Eubanks
Young Proposes Five Year Extension of Agriculture Act
Rep. Ed Young of South Carolina introduces a bill to extend the Agriculture Act of 1970 for five years. He calls the farm measure the best recent legislation and says it costs less than earlier programs while proving highly effective despite administration opposition.
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Washington
Ed Young
Congress
South Carolina
House Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Committee
North Augusta Teacher Indicted On Tax Charges
COLUMBIA AP Two South Carolina men indicted on multiple charges of falsifying federal income tax returns for others. Robert Lee Key a 41 year old North Augusta teacher at North Augusta Junior High School charged on 19 counts. Woodrow W Cureton of Anderson charged on 22 counts. Arrested Feb 7 by IRS special agents. Max penalties three years per count and a 5000 dollar fine or both.
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South Carolina
Robert Lee Key
North Augusta
Woodrow W. Cureton
Anderson
Intelligence Division
Internal Revenue Service
Harmony Show Set Tonight at Augusta College
The Augusta Chapter of S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A. presents All Barber Shop Harmony Show at Augusta College Fine Arts Auditorium Saturday at 8 P.M. Local talent and groups from Georgia and North Carolina perform to raise funds for charity. General admission is $3 with tickets at the door or by calling 649-9618.
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Swedish Commission Recommends Broader Abortion Access
A parliamentary commission in Stockholm after a six year study recommends broadening Swedish abortion law to allow abortion for all women who request it. The proposal aims to expand access nationwide.
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