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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1971

Page

8

Senate Avoids Replay Of Winthrop Coeducation Debate

The South Carolina Senate adjourned without voting on any statewide bills as Sen. Marion Gressette threatened to filibuster over Winthrop College coeducation. A recall motion on the Rock Hill women’s college bill stalled after a 22 to 13 adjournment vote, with leadership gaps due to illness and Guard duties.

Columbia South Carolina Lew Wallace York Education Committee Winthrop Robert Scarborough Charleston

Head Start Openings Announced For Aiken County

The Aiken County Head Start program funded by the Office of Economic Opportunity and run by the School District will host a seven week summer session starting June 14. Five centers in North Aiken Aiken Downer Clearwater Wagener and Ridge Spring Monetta will serve eligible children entering first grade or kindergarten. Registration forms are available at local schools or the Community Action Office in Aiken with a May 19 deadline. Applications may also be obtained from the OEO in Aiken or Sam Putnam at the Central Office.

Aiken County Office of Economic Opportunity North Aiken Aiken Downer North Augusta Clearwater Wagener Ridge Spring-Monetta Monetta OEO Community Action Sam Putnam

South Carolina Enacts Personalized Vehicle License Plates Law

The South Carolina General Assembly authorized the Highway Department to issue personalized motor vehicle plates for a $15 fee plus regular registration. Signed by Governor John C. West on April 28, the act creates two plate types and sets eligibility rules, including limits on applicants with suspended licenses or poor driving records within two years.

South Carolina General Assembly South Carolina Highway Department John C. West Highway Department

House Takes Another Peep At Skin Flick Business

The South Carolina House revisited movie previews requiring theaters to block X rated previews when a feature is not rated X. Reps Lucius Forth and Jarvis Klapman proposed a ban on previews at any theater showing non X films. A prior senate move to create film censors failed while the house approved a rule barring such images at drive ins visible from public highways.

Columbia South Carolina House of Representatives Lucius Forth Jarvis Klapman Lexington Senate Board of Censors House

Nixon Names Chapman and Blatt for South Carolina Judges

President Nixon announced nominating Robert F. Chapman and Solomon Blatt Jr. as U S district judges in South Carolina. Blatt, a Democrat, faced Republican criticism while Chapman, a GOP ally and former state chairman, is a USC graduate. Both are married with three children and will fill vacancies in Spartanburg and Barnwell.

Washington Nixon Robert F. Chapman Solomon Blatt Jr South Carolina Blatt C. Kenneth Powell J. Blake Edens Strom Thurmond House Chapman Isaac Williams NAACP GOP Thurmond Albert Watson University of South Carolina Roger Milliken Spartanburg Donald Russell 4Th Circuit

Area 3 Council Meeting Slated

GRANITEVILLE The Area 3 School Advisory Council will meet in the library of Leavelle McCampbell High School at 7 30 p m Thursday. The public is invited.

Graniteville Area 3 Leavelle McCampbell High School

Two Aikenites Selected For Research Program

Two University of South Carolina rising seniors, Thomas E. Howell and Michael G. O'Rear, are among 11 science and engineering undergraduates chosen for summer research at AEC laboratories in Aiken Savannah River and Oak Ridge. The program, run by Oak Ridge Associated Universities, offers 10 to 12 week stipends and travel allowances.

Aiken College Atomic Energy Commission Savannah River Laboratory Thomas E. Howell Michael G O’rear University of South Carolina Atomic Energy Commission Laboratores Aiken and Oak Ridge National Bureau of Standards Gaithersburg Oak Ridge Associated Universities AEC Federal National Science Foundation Ecological Sciences Oak Ridge National Laboratory

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James Schacht Kenosha Wis Purple Martin Wallace Nick Zeigler Florence Grossette Zeigler Earle Morris National Guard Sen Edgar Brown Barnwell Area Council Jim McClintock Bandit Bradenton, Fla NSF Frankie The Farmers and Merchants Bank Frank M. Thomas, Jr Oline Ledbetter American Institute of Banking Thomas Rollingwood Road F.D
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