Clemson Coed Seeks Legalized Prostitution Policy
Candice Jenkins of Greenville proposes a South Carolina bill to legalize prostitution within licensed brothels and establish the State Prostitution Control Authority. The measure sets 21 as the minimum age and advocates regulation and safety. Gov West to address the mock legislature at the annual banquet.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Clemson University
Candice Jenkins
Greenville
Thority
Organ Transplants Debate The Cost And Benefit
Organ transplantation plays a major role in medicine yet faces public criticism over cost and outcome. Kidney transplants began in 1956 with over 5 000 performed and half of recipients alive and productive. Liver transplants since 1963 total 136 in 13 countries. many children under six. Heart transplants began 1967 with 167 done. about one quarter living 2 to 28 months post op. Stanford reports 11 of 26 alive with normal activity. Bone marrow transplants total 93 in leukemia and other diseases, informing care methods. Lung transplants started 1963 with limited success but remain a possible lifeline for severe disease. Pancreas transplants target diabetes affecting millions.
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Stanford University
Calif
Hollings Opposes Farm Chief Nominee Butz
Sen. Ernest Hollings says he will oppose President Nixon’s pick Earl Butz for agriculture secretary. He cites Butz record against small family farms and for large agribusiness, arguing huge combines push families off land and favor mechanized development.
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Washington
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S. C
Nixon
Earl Butz
South Carolina Democrat
Butz
Hollings
Aiken Astronomy Club Meet Focuses on Clark Sons Telescopes
The Aiken Astronomy Club meets at 8 pm Friday at Minnie B. Kennedy Junior High. R L Swope will discuss Alvan Clark and his sons who crafted objective lenses for the world’s largest refracting telescopes. If skies are clear, telescopic observing will follow. the public is invited.
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Aiken
Minnie B. Kennedy Junior High
R.L. Swope
Alvan Clark
Baptists Fail Move to Make Immersion a Membership Rule
South Carolina Baptists at the 151st annual convention rejected a constitutional amendment to require baptism by immersion for sending delegates. The issue surfaced after a Greenwood Church case and Astronaut Thomas Stafford Jr spoke on faith and space benefits. Rev Stewart B. Simms of Greer was elected president.
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Columbia
South Carolina Baptists
Greenwood Baptist Church
Thomas P. Stafford Jr
Cape Kennedy
Stafford
Stewart B. Simms
Greer
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