Life Insurance Day Set for Thursday in Columbia
Charles L. Dixon of Aiken chairs the fourth annual South Carolina Life Insurance Day to be marked Thursday with a seminar and luncheon at the Shrine Auditorium in Columbia. Dixon, first vice president of the State Association of Life Under writers, said civic and business leaders from across South Carolina and border states will join local life underwriters. nearly every licensed company in the state will be represented.
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Charles L. Dixon
Aiken
S. C. Life Insurance Day
Shrine Auditorium
Columbia
Dixon
South Carolina
Colonial Stores declares quarterly dividend to stockholders
Colonial Stores Inc directs a regular quarterly cash dividend of 35 cents with an extra 5 cents per share on common stock, totaling 1.45 dollars for 1970. A 50 cent regular dividend is declared on outstanding 4 percent preferred stock. Dividends pay Dec 1 to holders of record Nov 16. Colonial operates in Alabama Florida Georgia Kentucky Maryland North Carolina Ohio South Carolina and Virginia.
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New York
Colonial Stores Inc
Colonial
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Maryland
North Carolina
Ohio
South Carolina
Virginia
Wichita Disaster Prompts Air Charter Scrutiny
The Wichita State football tragedy killed 30 coaches players and boosters and raises questions about athletic teams flying. The Martin 404 crash on the way to Logan Utah for a Utah State game will influence future choices of schools chartering noncommercial aircraft and airlines.
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Wichita State
Wichita
Logan
Utah
Utah State
California Poly
San Luis Obispo
Toledo
Ohio
Cal Poly
University of California
University of Southern California
Arizona
Notre Dame
United Air Lines
United
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Miracles at Garabandal Inspire Pilgrims and Debate
In Garabandal Spain pilgrims climb a steep path to the cedar grove where four girls aged 10 to 21 reported visions of angels and the Virgin Mary beginning in 1961. The village population of 65 draws attention from global seekers and locals who discuss the alleged miracles.
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Garabandal
Spain
Santander
Jacinta Gonzalez
Jacinta
Europe
Maria Dolores Mazon
Virgin Mary
France
Interstate 20 opening eyed for January 1
The South Carolina Highway Department expects the 50 mile I-20 gap between Red Bank and North Augusta to open by January 1 with about half the stretch possibly opening earlier. Work remains mainly painting lines and erecting signs. motorists are warned not to use the unopened section for safety and legal reasons.
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Columbia
North Augusta
South Carolina Highway Department
Red Bank
Lexington County
Aiken
Highway Surfacing Company of
Greenville
S.C. Route 6
Lexington- Aiken County
Highway Department
Aiken County
S.C. 6
U.S. 25
Atlanta
Clinton
Greenville and Commerce
Georgia
Augusta
Thompson
Madison
September South Carolina Business Index Dips From August
Wachovia Bank and Trust reports the September South Carolina Business Index at 112.0, down 0.4 points from August and 1.1 percent below September 1969. Employment falls in government and manufacturing hours drop 2.1 percent while car sales rise slightly but stay well below year-ago levels. Building permits in 10 SC cities fall 52.7 percent from August and 13.2 percent from September 1969, amid erratic permit activity this year.
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Augusta
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
N.A
Palmetto
South Carolina
Federal Reserve Bank
Richmond
Clemson's Big Eye Focuses on Livestock Research
Clemson University unveils an electron microscope nicknamed the big eye now aiding livestock research. Dr. Joseph F. Dickey leads studies on reproduction and production efficiency to cut losses and potentially lower consumer prices. The lab, funded by federal and state grants, will support multiple disciplines and advance reproductive science.
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Clemson
Big Eye
Clemson University
South Carolina
Joseph F. Dickey
Dr. Dickey
Dickey
College of Agriculture and Biological Sciences
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Cooperative States Research Service
SC. Agricultural Experiment Station
Bob Wordinger
Renewed Nuclear Testing By Red China Expected
Hong Kong report notes China has not test exploded a nuclear weapon for about a year but expects a new test soon. It traces a pattern of each test introducing a new advancement, from the first 1964 test to hydrogen and thermonuclear stages, highlighting delivery by plane and underground shots and the political science approach guiding scientists.
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Hong Kong
China
Ninghsia
Lop Nor
Sinkiang
Peking
W. N. Christiansen
SCE&G Luncheon To Mark Wagener Perry Gas Arrival
SCE&G will host a 12 30 luncheon at the Wagener VFW Lodge to celebrate natural gas service to Wagener and Perry. Attendees include company executives Arthur M Williams Jr Calvin H Brown and other senior officers, Wagener Perry officials, civic leaders, and Aiken County legislators. The utility allocated 26 000 for the expansion project.
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Aiken County
Wagener
Perry
South Carolina Electric & Gas Company
VFW Lodge
Calvin H. Brown
Arthur M. Williams
Allan C. Mustard
C. J. Fritz
Virgil C. Summer
Oscar Wooten
W. N. Ackerman
Herbert Terry
Leon Perry
Burnson S. Gantt
Wagener Council
Albert L. Brodie
Wagener and
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Red China
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Aiken, $.C
Sce&g
Jeff Shannon
Aiken High School
Schofield
Aiken Standard
Shannon
Schofield Rams
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