Morris Emphasizes Return To Basics For Graduates
South Carolina Comptroller General Earle E. Morris urged USC Aiken graduates to return to basics including personal ethics and limited government. He spoke to 191 graduates and received an honorary Doctor of Public Service. The event highlighted calls for productivity, reduced bureaucracy, and renewed national self reliance.
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South Carolina
Earle E. Morris
Usc-Aiken
Morris
USC
Aiken
Clemson University
USCA
Citadel
United States
Soviet Union
Central Intelligence Agency
Stanfield Turner
Turner
North Augusta
Gamma Beta Phi
Julie Brendell
S.C
Randy Duckett
Bill Anderson
Charlotte
Virginia
Charlotte T. Butler
Winthrop
Deborah Joanne Lowery
New Ellenton
Angela Elaine Hendrix
Winthrop College
Miss Lowery
College of Arts and Sciences
Miss Hendrix
Collegiate Notes and Fundraising Seminar at Aiken TEC
Collegiate Notes by Sarah Caskey notes a welding competition sponsored by Aiken TEC's student chapter of the American Welding Society with four categories and electrodes supplied by local firms. A separate seminar on raising funds for non profits at Aiken TEC features Wiley B. Cooper of United Way of South Carolina instructing. call the Continuing Education Department for details.
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Meredith
Wanda Louise Zobel
J.H. Zobel
Aiken
Meredith College
Miss Zobel
Jeffery L. Walker
Mackie J. Walker
Clemson University
Gamma Sigma Delta
Agriculture
Walker
Clemson
Aiken Tec
Aiken Technical College
American Welding Society
Allen Givens
Wiley B. Cooper
United Way of South Carolina
End To Boatlift Sought
The U S Coast Guard urged Cuba to stop sending refugees to Florida by overloaded boats after the 36 foot Olo Yumi capsized near the 90 mile voyage. Fourteen people died while 52 were aboard and survivors accused Cuban authorities of misrepresenting weather. Survivors spoke of long hours in cold seas and rescue by Coast Guard helicopters.
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Key West
Fla
U.S. Coast Guard
Florida
Coast Guard
Olo Yumi
Eduardo Francisco Ponce
Nydia
Efrain
Korean Army Closes Down Assembly
Martial law authorities closed the National Assembly and party headquarters in Seoul and Kwangju. Riot police and troops dispersed student demonstrations as acting speaker Min Kwan-shik announced the military would not permit the Assembly to open on Tuesday.
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Seoul
South Korea
National Assembly
Kwangju
Min Kwan-shik
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Converse College
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Converse
York SE
Alken
Kalmia Mall
Ron Gallen
Soshua Tree
Laurens ST
Pendleton
National Bridal Service
Gazebo
Daffodil
Laurens St. S.W
South Carolina Public Service Commission Utilities Division
South Carolina Electric and Gas Company
Public Service Commission
Commission
Bruce Building
Lady Street
Columbia
P.O. Box
Dames H. Still
South Carolina Public Service Commission
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