Board reconsiders summer vocational program plans
Aiken County Board of Education agrees to revisit a summer vocational program after objections from member Clifton Williamson. Norman Woodward outlined a 160 student plan using state and federal funds with payments to students for six weeks. The board may trim funding, seek more input, and limit payments while evaluating component parts. Also approved a visitor visa exception for Karthin Lima of Brazil to attend North Augusta High School.
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Ted) Willis
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Look Magazine to Run Joint Management and Switch to Monthly
Look magazine owner Daniel Filipacchi and Rolling Stone editor Jann Wenner announced that Look will publish under joint management with Rolling Stone beginning with the July 1979 issue. Look will become a monthly rather than a bi monthly publication.
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U S veto blocks UN resolution on Jerusalem policies
The United States vetoed a United Nations Security Council resolution on March 25, 1976, deploring Israeli policies in Jerusalem and occupied West Bank areas. The move shields Israel from the proposed censure and shapes a tense regional course as the council weighs the issue.
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