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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1972

Page

2

Duke tells South Carolina lawmakers on space program impact

Apollo 16 astronaut Charles Duke told the South Carolina General Assembly that the space program offers lasting value. He noted rocks from the moon are billions of years old and key to understanding the solar system, while stressing jobs and international cooperation. Duke recalled hearing Lancaster fans at Cape Kennedy and said the only fear was not going to meet the launch.

Columbia Charles Duke Lancaster Cape Kennedy Moon Duke Air Force South Carolina General Assembly John Young Earth John C. West West South Carolina Young United States

Brown Bows Out With Usual Grace

COLUMBIA AP A dozen or more South Carolina Senate incumbents will not seek reelection. Sen Edgar A Brown the Barnwell Democrat aged 84 and in frail health will retire after 50 years in state politics. Other senators including J C Bonner Robert C Lake John Long Henry Richardson William Brockington and Frank Owens also will not run.

Columbia South Carolina Senate Edgar A. Brown Brown Barnwell Democrat Barnwell J. C. Bonner Cherokee Robert C. Lake Newberry Cherokee-Newberry Union John Long Henry B Richardson Sumter-Clarendon William Brockington Frank Owens D-Richland

Aiken Standard Publishing Details and Rates

The Aiken Standard established 1867 provides afternoon publication except weekends. It lists mailing addresses in Aiken South Carolina and subscription rates by carrier and mail, noting AP dispatch rights and photo correction policy.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive Aiken S. C S.C Associated Press

National Drug Hotline Established in 1970s

President Nixon created a toll free national hotline for anonymous tips on drug sellers. In the first three days the line collected over 1,000 messages from callers across the nation. Dial Area Code 800 368 5363 to report drug activity.

Aiken County Nixon

Election Bill Change To Be Proposed

In Columbia a legislative committee seeks to adjust South Carolina election laws to prevent nominating and filing disputes for convention chosen candidates. Rep. J Clator Arrants chairs the panel with free conference powers to amend the bill allowing convention nominees to be named anytime if certified before election day. The legislature set a June 27 primary and a filing window May 29 to June 3.

Columbia South Carolina Rep J. Clator Arrants Chershaw House

Gressette Seat To Be Contested In Primary

A 45 year old Summerville attorney N H Hamilton filed to oppose veteran Sen L Marion Gressette in the June 27 primary for the Orangeburg Calhoun Dorchester district. Gressette 70 moves toward top Senate seniority after Edgar Brown retirement. Filing ends noon Saturday with over 40 candidates in races. Rep T Travis Medlock also seeks a Senate seat.

Columbia Summerville N. H. Hamilton L. Marion Gressette Calhoun Gressette Senate Edgar A. Brown Barnwell Hamilton Grossette

Anti-Retainer Bill Aims to Bar Lawmakers From Retainers

A bill introduced in the South Carolina House seeks to bar legislators from accepting retainers from any firm while serving in the General Assembly. Sponsored by Rep. Lucious Perth, the measure would ban lawmakers from representing clients before state boards or commissions funded or governed by the legislature, with fines from 500 to 1000 dollars and further actions as deemed necessary.

Columbia South Carolina General Assembly Lucious Perth Lexington

Miss Johnson Duke Graduate

Sylvia Dolores Johnson daughter of Mrs Dolores F Johnson and the late Ladene W Johnson of Aiken earned a B A in psychology from Duke University She was salutatorian of Schofield High School class of 1969

Miss Johnson Duke Sylvia Dolores Johnson Dolores F Johnson Ladene W. Johnson Aiken Duke University Johnson Schofield High School

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America National Drug Hotline Orangeburg, Calhoun and Dorchester Counties T. Travis Medlock Richland Medlock Lishe Ladies and Childrens Zoris Ban Lon By Mens Printed Kamp Buy
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