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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1974

Page

5

Eliminating Barriers: Able Disabled Campaigned for Access

The Able Disabled of Augusta and Aiken County push to remove architectural barriers. Mrs. Gay Lineberry leads 146 members contacting centers for ramps and curb cuts with June 10 deadline and June 20 Access Aiken Day proclaimed by Mayor H. O. Weeks.

Augusta Aiken County Gay Lineberry North Augusta Aiken H. O. Weeks Weeks Lineberry H. Odell Weeks Darrah Grove

Hearing Set On Issue Of Med School

The Senate Finance Committee will hold a public hearing Tuesday at 3 p.m. on creating a second state supported medical school. Senator Rembert C. Dennis said testimony will be taken from all who wish to speak in a single session.

Columbia Senate Finance Committee Rembert C. Dennis Berkeley

Summer School Opens June 6 At Aiken High

Aiken High School Aiken Campus will run a summer program from June 6 to August 2. Students must obtain written permission from their principal to attend and submit early registration forms by June 3. A $3 late fee applies and classes begin at 8 a.m. June 6 in the Aiken High gymnasium. For details contact Miss Niland at 648 5470.

Aiken High School Aiken Aiken High Gymnasium Niland

Cain Corrects Cable TV Land Use Standby

Rep. C Marshall Cain issued a statement correcting an Associated Press report in the Aiken Standard. He said cablevision should pay reasonable compensation for land use only when laying new lines not alongside existing power or telephone lines, and he supported allowing lines on public lands with limits. Rep Gary Byrd delayed a House vote on a rights of way bill and sought a county regulation amendment, which failed. Attorney General McLeod ruled the cables lack right to use state land.

C. Marshall Cain Associated Press Aiken Standard Cain Cablevision Gary E. Byrd Darlington Carolina House Byrd Vernments Daniel R. McLeod

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