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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1973
Page
5
Quotable quotes from South Carolina figures reported by The Associated Press last week. The brief collection highlights statements from multiple individuals across political and social circles, reflecting local concerns and public discourse.
Tom Turnipseed, executive director of the South Carolina Taxpayers Association, vows to keep pushing the battle in the state as three of the group's top officials resign or are dismissed.
Dr. Charles Vail president of Winthrop College urged the school to admit men and become fully coed, noting no amount of wishing can restore the world from which Winthrop was created.
Gov John West announces a statewide 50 mile per hour speed limit to conserve energy save money and reduce deaths. The measure takes effect starting today and will be enforced across the state over the coming month.
A statewide sample of fourth seventh tenth and twelfth graders revealed that slightly more than ten percent reported they had or were having at the time of the survey serious problems related to illegal drug use. The study by the state Department of Education highlights ongoing concerns about youth substance abuse.
State Sen. Ralph Gasque, D Marion, chair of the joint committee on auto insurance, questions why the industry has not devised a solution in a hearing on alternatives to the assigned risk plan.
Rep. W. J. Bryan Dorn of South Carolina declares his gubernatorial bid asserting long-term service to his people and veterans, stressing continued support from those he has fought for over a quarter century.
In Jacksonville, Florida, the federal mail fraud trial of Orlando businessman Glenn W. Turner and eight associates enters its 11th week with more witnesses to testify. Defendants face charges of defrauding buyers of distributorships in Koscot Interplanetary and Dare to Be Great. Mississippi men described supply ordering problems from Koscot before the Thanksgiving recess.
Greece's new conservative rulers purge military and police chiefs after ousting President Papadopoulos in a bloodless coup. Lt. Gen. Gizikis sworn in as president, vows no return to parliamentary government as Athens enforces curfew and tanks move through the city.
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