Powell slams White House staff arrogance after Watergate speech
South Carolina GOP Chairman Ken Powell condemned the White House staff as arrogant after Nixons Watergate address. He criticized Haldeman and Ehrlichman who resigned, said access to the President was blocked, and warned politics can be dirty while calling some outcomes deserved.
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South Carolina
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Ehrlichman
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Mrs. Lonreal Jackson Named Aiken Extension Leader
Clemson University announces Mrs. Lonreal Jackson an Orangeburg native is the new Aiken County Associate County Extension Leader. She previously served as associate home economist in Aiken County for 21 years before the appointment.
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Lonreal Jackson
Aiken County
Clemson University
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Jackson
St Angela Sisters To Hold Spring Sale at Academy Gym
The Sisters at St Angela Academy in Aiken will host their first annual Spring Sale Saturday from 2 to 8 p.m. in the school gym. Only new items will be sold at nominal prices including housewares and clothing, with hourly door prizes and a grand prize savings bond at 8 p.m. Proceeds fund the Sisters' expenses.
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St. Angela Academy
Berrie Road
Aiken
St. Angela
Albert Greer
U.S
Pistol bill and ex felon voting rights hinge on SC Senate agenda
South Carolina lawmakers opened the 17th week of 1973 with a pistol purchase regulation measure and ex felon voting rights on the calendar. The Senate Finance Committee aims to finish redrafting the House General Appropriations bill as the spending plan nears reconciliation. Prospects show adjournment into June or July with no fault auto liability and consumer credit laws also in play. The pistol waiting period bill remains on the top calendar after a narrow Senate adjournment without a vote to send it back to committee.
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South Carolina
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Book Offered to South Carolina Schools Unto The Generations
Columbia AP A book covering documents from the Mayflower Compact to Gen Douglas MacArthur's WWII surrender address will be distributed to South Carolina secondary schools by the Department of Education. Chairman Bradley Morrah calls it a primer on America's enduring democracy.
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Columbia
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Army Introduces Cash Bonus Enlistment Options
Beginning May 1 the Army offers two enlistment paths in the Regular Army with a $2500 cash bonus for a four year term in 23 specified skills. Applicants must meet standard eligibility and be high school graduates with certification upon completion of training.
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Regular Army
Archie Turner
Stan Frazier
Richland Avenue
Aiken
Army
Turner
Williston Receives LEAP Grant for Police Facilities
Williston received 3488 in federal LEAP funds to upgrade police administrative offices and detention facilities. The project, coordinated with the State LEAP office and Lower Savannah Regional Planning Council, will be directed by Chief Joseph A. Schultz to improve security, inmate health, and staff safety by reducing weapon risks.
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Governor’s Law Enforcement Assistance Program
LEAP
State Leap
Lower Savannah
Galardi Recalls 21st Annual Prayer Breakfast Remarks
Aiken Senior Men's Club heard Frank Galardi recount February's 21st Annual Prayer Breakfast in Washington D C attended by about 3000 people including President and Mrs Nixon and many foreign dignitaries. Dr Billy Graham offered a key prayer for the event's continued success.
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Aiken Senior Men's Club
Frank Galardi
Savannah River Plant
Commercial Hotel
Galardi
Nixon
Washington, D.C
Billy Graham
Photoessay on the Seasons by Aiken Camera Club
Kay M. Hearle presents a color-slide show titled Seasons at the Aiken Camera Club meeting. The program begins at 7 30 p.m. at the Aiken Day School on Grace Avenue.
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Kay M. Hearle
Aiken Camera Club
Aiken Day School
Grace Avenue
Judge Consolidates Suits Brought By Prison Inmates
Six civil rights suits filed by inmates against the South Carolina Department of Corrections have been consolidated. U.S. District Judge J Robert Martin Jr ordered the action this week. The complaints allege deprivation of personal property mail delivery and grooming rights. Inmate Roger Hawkins says packages sent to him are opened and searched needlessly.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Roger Hawkins
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