Funeral services for Mamie Rhoden Christian held in Burnetown
Mrs Mamie Rhoden Christian 80 of Burnettown died Sunday funeral at 3 pm today Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church Father William Cuddihy officiating burial in Pine Grove Cemetery She was a Johnston County Ga native who lived in Aiken County most of her life She was a member of Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church Survivors include adopted son South Rhoden Burnet Town a sister Mrs Ella Taylor Clearwater scene will be Hector .Germaine MD Kaney a 0 Busbee Clifford Ott Jack Barnes and Bennett D. Smith Sr
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Burnettown
Mamie Rhoden Christian
Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church
William Cuddihy
Pine Grove Cemetery
Johnston County
Aiken County
South Rhoden
Ella Taylor
Clearwater Scene
Hector
Germaine
M.D. Kaney
Busbee
Clifford Ott
Jack Barnes
Bennett D. Smith Sr
Washington Rites To Be Announced
Lamile Washington of Aiken died Sunday. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Miller's Funeral Home. A native of Barnwell County he lived in Aiken County most of his life. Survivors include his widow Josephine A. Washington four daughters all of Aiken his mother Carrie Washington three sisters and four brothers, all of Aiken.
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Lamile Washington
Aiken
Miller
Barnwell County
Aiken County
Josephine A. Washington
Starethea Washington
Ella Louise Washington
Joyce Ann Washington
Barbara Jean Washington
Betty Jean Washington
Carrie Washington
Mae Colie Griffen
Brooklyn
N.Y
Anna Johnson
Philadelphia
Mary Walker
Augusta
Joshua Washington
Yancy Washington
Brooker T. Washington
Willie James Washington
Wolfe Funeral Is Set Today
William Chevalette Wolfe died Monday in his home in Orangeburg. Funeral services are today at 4 p.m. at St. Paul's United Methodist Church with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. He was a former driver license examiner for the South Carolina Highway Department. Survived by widow Lois Kennedy Wolfe, son William C. Wolfe III, two sisters and four brothers.
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Orangeburg
William Chevalette Wolfe
St. Paul’s United
Tery
S.C. Highway Department
William C
Alma Sawyer Wolfe
Lois Kennedy Wolfe
Aiken
William C. Wolfe III
E.V. Lenton
David A. Bradham
Ormond Beach
Fla
Julian S. Wolfe
Thomas R. Wolfe
Albert B. Wolfeall
Carlton E. Wolfe
Augusta
Stock Listings Inter dealer NASD prices near noon
Quotations from the NASD show representative inter dealer prices around noon. Prices exclude retail markups, markdowns, or commissions while figures come from Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner and Smith. Franked entries include Du Pont and others with varied percent values.
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Merrill-Lynch
Pierce-Fenner and Smith
du Pont
Ga Pace
Graniter
Fuqua
Kim Ch
Owens
Scar
Riegel
Pyle
Duke Pw
Aiken Standard details and pricing
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each afternoon except Saturday and Sunday. The paper lists office at 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina ZIP 29801 and addresses advertising correction policy and carrier and mail rates.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
Tax Equity Debate Over Industrial Property Rates In Charleston
The piece analyzes industrial property tax ratios in Charleston County, detailing pre and post 1964 rates, the replacement factor policy, and how tax freezes penalize modernization. Wasson questions the system, noting potential reforms and the fiscal impact on plants that renovate versus those that don’t.
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Wasson
Tax Commission
Sharp
Symposium Addresses Aging Poor at Salvation Army Citadel
About 30 people gathered at the Salvation Army Citadel on Gayle Drive for the first session of a three day symposium on the problems of the aging poor. Sponsored by the South Carolina Office of Economic Opportunity the sessions run through Thursday with multiple talks daily. A resource panel from regional agencies outlined services available to the aging poor.
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Salvation Army
Gayle Drive
South Carolina
Treatment For Retarded Compared To POWs
Washington AP reports The President's Committee on Mental Retardation finds 200000 mentally retarded Americans in tax funded facilities receive dehumanizing custodial care. The four year study urges accreditation and residential living to improve welfare and reduce abusive practices.
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Washington
Committee On
City budget boosts salaries and adds four staff
The budget increases salaries by 17 000 and proposes four new positions including a supervisor and three operators. Health and Sanitation gains 22 459 reflecting labor needs, with costs rising from five garbage trains and two locals to operate. Recreation receives 5 427 for staffing at Smith Hazel Center and facility upgrades. Much funding relies on bond sales as the city has no outstanding GO bonds and costs rise with construction.
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Smith-Hazel Recreation Center
Smith-Hazel
Right of Way on the River Debated by Steamboat Pilot
Harris Underwood, pilot of the Belle of Louisville, says the right of way on the river between a drawbridge and a steamboat has long sparked debate and notes the bridge can stay in place.
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Louisville, Ky
Louisville
Harris Underwood
Underwood
Henderson Seeks Aiken Voters With Business Approach
Republican lieutenant governor candidate James M. Henderson told the Aiken County GOP Executive Committee that government must use business methods to improve value for taxpayers. He criticized the 1970-71 $508 million budget as highest in state history while educational opportunities and public service lag, and urged expanding the sales tax for education to fund public schools.
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James M. Henderson
Henderson
Aiken County
Republican Executive Committee
Langley
General Assembly
South Carolina
GOP
Scholarship Awards Made At L B C High
Langley Bath Clear water High School named Bath Sherry Jean Campbell winner of two scholarships at the annual awards day. Alternate Michael Johnson. PTA and Beta Club scholarships to Campbell. Valedictorian Sanford M Toole and salutatorian Judy Carolyn Cox also honored. Numerous awards listed for students in academics and leadership.
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Bath
Sherry Jean Campbell
Langley-Bath-Clearwater High School
Michael John
Miss Campbell
PTA
Carolyn Cox
Sanford M. Toole
Judy Carolyn Cox
Toole
American Legion
Beverly Ann Bell
John Nelson Barnes
Savannah River Section
American Chemical Society
Sanford Marion Toole
D.A.R
Myrna Dale Johnson
Nancy Chalker
David Withers
Debbie Waldrop
Crisco
Brenda Smith
Betty Crocker
Bobbie Ann Proctor
FHA
Presbyterian College
Denice Weston
John Croft
Annie Marie Bennett
Hattie Ruth Carr
National Foundation
March of Dimes
Nancy Adel Chalker
Harold Baston
Hixon Boyd
Gerald Kirkland
Marie Bonnett
Larry Metz
Jerry Swing
Salli Dicks
Shirley Bell
Judy Taylor
Beverly Corbett
Sandy Coleman
Jan Coleman
Debbie Laldrop
Marvis Brantley
Sandra Leppard
Debbie Whiddon
Beverly Bell
Patsy Burke
Karen Opalewski
Sherry Campbell
Susan Sharpe
Mary Craft
Iris Warren
Winkie Busbee
Mary Fields
Man Escapes Injury When Car Hits Tree
Vernon Ramsey Brittain, 34, of 1022 Croft Ave. reportedly escaped injury after his car ran off the road and struck a tree at South Boundary and Chesterfield Street around 6:25 p.m. as rain fell, according to police records.
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Vernon Ramsey Brittain
Croft Ave
South Boundary
Chesterfield Street
Five USC students fined for campus activities building takeover
Four University of South Carolina students and a nonstudent were ordered to pay $100 fines or face 30 days in jail for the May 7 takeover of the Russell House. Convicted of criminal trespass by a Magistrate's Court jury, they included Barbara Herbert Lynn Zorak Paul Gumm Paul Foxworth and Gerald Sammon.
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Columbia
University of South Carolina
Istrate
H. E. Watts
Watts
Barbara Herbert
Lynn Zorak
Paul Gumm
Paul Foxworth
Gerald Sammon
Sammon
Russell House
Jim Bradford
Greenwood
Vickie Eslinger
The
University Union
Jack M. Clontz
Desegregation Suit Possible Across SC Schools
Walterboro AP report quotes Cyril B. Busbee predicting about 18 of South Carolina's 93 districts may miss the Sept 1 desegregation plan deadline. He says the Justice Department would move to sue state officials to end dual systems if they fail. He notes prior notices to 39 districts and cites a Columbia meeting on unitary systems and nonacceptance of freedom of choice plans.
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Walterboro
Cyril B. Busbee
South Carolina
Busbee
Justice Department
Board of Education
Superintendent of Education
Jerris Leonard
Leonard
Columbia
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University of Texas
USC
James Bond
Montreal
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FT. Worth
Cuuw York
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Oklahoma Panhandle
Walterboro Chamber of Commerce
Syversom
FORD
EEG Technicolor
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Panavision
Technicolor
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YeRwin
Eer
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