Wage And Price Controls Extended Another Year
Washington action extends Nixon wage and price controls for a year amid a partisan vote. The House passed 267 to 115 ahead of a midnight deadline. the Senate earlier approved by voice vote. The bill preserves limited controls and adds provisions on petroleum allocation and public price justification.
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Lutherans Plan Sesquicentennial Gathering in Columbia
South Carolina Lutherans move forward with plans for a 1974 sesquicentennial meeting at the 13 000 seat Carolina Coliseum in Columbia. Rev Dr Robert J Marshall head of the Lutheran Church in America will speak at the national convention expected to draw thousands beyond the usual 325 delegates. Delegates reelected Revs Herman W Cauble Paulwyn L Bolick and Treasurer James B Wessinger. The group approved a budget of 1 084 622 with 289 204 for six synod institutions. The gathering involves 52 000 Lutherans in 149 congregations and runs through Tuesday.
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James B Wessinger
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Governors Order Study Of Marine Center In N Carolina
Governors of the Carolinas and Georgia ordered a study on continuing the marine resources information center in Wilmington North Carolina. They plan to preserve as many Coastal Plains Commission programs as possible after federal funding ends, with focus on marine resources, industrial development and agriculture.
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Meat boycott shows little effect on prices nationwide
After a month long nationwide meat boycott prices for beef lamb and pork largely stay high with 44 percent of items unchanged 29 percent up 20 percent down and 7 percent unavailable across 17 cities. Roast beef LCDs led by Detroit and Chicago saw notable increases while pork and lamb prices varied. Consumer groups push for another boycott as markets respond slowly.
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Morris Urges Conservation of S C Mineral Resources
Lt. Gov. Earle Morris urged conservation of exhaustible mineral resources at the Interstate Mining Compact Commission meeting. He cited South Carolina as a major producer of kaolin vermiculite feldspar and sericite and warned federal standards will push states to tightening mining practices within two years. Delegates planned visits to quarries near Columbia and Aiken and to Savannah River Point.
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Becky Roberts and Dale Walsh Cited At Aiken High
Seniors Becky Roberts and Dale Walsh receive recognition for outstanding contributions at Aiken High School. Roberts, an artist and co editor of Pine Needles, coordinated scenes for plays and events and led the Art Club. Walsh, electronics head and Radio Club president, coordinated sound for events and earned National Honor Society and Who’s Who citations.
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Poetry Workshop and Mythology Study at Schofield Campus
The Creative Writing Club at Schofield Campus in Aiken sponsored a Poetry Workshop on April 25 led by Becky Roberts, with a second session planned for May 9. Mythology students viewed Gladys Miller’s slide presentation on Greece and the Mediterranean as part of the nine week Language Arts Program.
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Furman University
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University of Chicago
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University of North Carolina
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Six Negroes Refile Suit Over Edgefield Water Line
A suit by six Black residents against a $5 million Edgefield County water line was refiled in U S District Court in Columbia. They contend the line favors urban areas at rural Black communities expense and seek a stop work order pending a location hearing.
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S C Physicians Plan Meeting In Myrtle Beach
The South Carolina Medical Association will hold its annual meeting in Myrtle Beach on May 14 15. Speakers include Dr John Budd of Cleveland Ohio a trustee of the American Medical Association. About 500 South Carolina physicians and guests are expected.
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