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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1973
Page
2
Lillie E Herndon was elected to lead the National Congress of Parents and Teachers for a two year term. The South Carolina PTA pioneer urges a more active role for PTAs to address hunger mental health issues special education drug and alcohol education and community coordination against stagnation.
In Columbia the Senate weighs a seven day waiting period for pistol purchases amid debate over who it helps. The bill would require applicants to file with a dealer and allow checks by local police before possession. Supporters cite self defense and crime deterrence. opponents warn of penalties on lawful gun owners.
Columbia AP reporters note conflict between South Carolina business leaders and county local and state governments over proposed legislation strengthening state enforcement of the U S Occupational Safety and Health Act. Business and industry spokesmen seek swift action on support measures.
The State Senate Commerce and Manufactures Committee weighs bills to align state enforcement with federal act. State Labor Commissioner McGowan warns delayed action risks losing enforcement privileges. USC Vice President Brunton cites costs from 100000 to 500000 dollars. Mayor Campbell and County official Shetterly discuss expenses for counties and cities.
Nelle Taylor of Saluda High School will become president July 1 1974 of the South Carolina Education Association after winning a mail runoff election announced Tuesday. A Newberry County native and Winthrop graduate, she has taught English history and speech and now serves as a Saluda High guidance counselor.
A ruling is due on whether a tape recorder was used illegally to obtain evidence against suspended Columbia Magistrate Kenneth Love. The hearing also covers an obstruction charge linked to Loretta McMillan’s recorded conversation in Love’s office. Witnesses include Louise Collins and Joseph Patterson who testified about early morning arrests and sentencing procedures.
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