Press Opposes Information Bill heated debate in SC
The Carolina Associated Press News Council adopts a resolution opposing the amended freedom of information bill. It argues the Senate amendments remove transparency and violate open meetings provisions. The council notes the House version favored open public business.
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Carolina Associated Press News Council
State Senate Rules Committee
Robert Pearce
Columbia State
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Summer Term Opens at USCA Aiken May 31
The University of South Carolina Aiken Regional Campus starts its Summer Semester on May 31 with new student orientation at 9 30 a m. Advisors meet after the address and pre register. Class registration is June 1 with three daily windows. Freshman and sophomore classes begin June 2. Graduate education students may register June 1 at 4 p m.
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University of South Carolina Aiken
Safety Health Act Seminar At TEC
Aiken Technical Education Center hosts a five hour seminar on the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 with Joe W. Hurteau of the S C Department of Labor leading. The event covers Federal Register rules, inspection procedures, health requirements, enforcement, and key compliance standards. Reservations are via Aiken TEC. The Heritage Room at Farmers and Merchants Bank in Aiken hosts the program from 9 a m with an afternoon focus on safety requirements and a Q A session.
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Aiken Technical Education Center
Joe W. Hurteau
S.C. Department of Labor
Federal Register
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Aiken
Lutheran relief ships 12.4 million to 73 nations in 1971
Geneva AP reported the Lutheran World Federation distributed material relief valued at nearly 12.4 million dollars to 73 countries during 1971. The shipments were part of the federation's relief programs.
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Geneva
Lutheran World Federation
Educator Named for Summer Research at Savannah River Plant
Randolph M. Clarke of Aiken Regional Campus engineering department is among 47 faculty from 43 colleges to conduct research this summer in laboratories of the U S Atomic Energy Commission and the National Bureau of Standards at the Savannah River Plant.
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U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
National Bureau of Standards
Randolph M. Clarke
Department of Engineering
University of South Carolina
Aiken
Savannah River
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