Ten South Carolina traffic deaths over weekend
The South Carolina Highway Patrol reports ten weekend traffic fatalities in the state. A fatal two car crash on U S 25 in Greenwood County killed Seldon Maddox 27 Donalds Tommie Makins 22 Ware Shoals and Perry Watley 27 Hodges all in the same vehicle. A five year old Bamberg County boy Cheyenne Capers was struck on a rural road near Denmark and Theola Felton Jr 20 of Kingstree was killed on S C 261 near Williamsburg County.
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Associated Press
South Carolina Highway Patrol
Greenwood County
U.S
Seldon Stanley Maddox
Rt. 1
Donalds
Tommie Lee Makins
Ware Shoals
Perry Watley
Hodges
Bamberg County
Denmark
Cheyenne Capers
Theola Felton Jr
Rt. 2
Kingstree
S.C. 261
Williamsburg County
Fort Jackson to Get Major Barracks Expansion
Senate panel approved nearly 17 million for Fort Jackson building new barracks as part of a 40.4 million South Carolina military construction package. Columbia post totals reach 18.6 million, the state’s largest. Senator Hollings noted quick Senate passage anticipated, funds to take effect next fiscal year.
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Columbia
Fort Jackson
Senate
South Carolina
Columbia Army Post
Ernest F. Hollings
D- 5.C
Military Construction Appropriations
Aiken Standard Information Notice
The passage lists publication details for the Aiken Standard established 1867. It states publication schedule as afternoons except Saturdays and Sundays, mailing address in Aiken South Carolina, ZIP 29801, and rates for carrier and mail subscriptions. It notes AP dispatches rights and correction policies.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren 1972
Bridge quiz answers from The Chicago Tribune present Q&A on bidding strategy. Each question outlines a hand and bidding sequence with the recommended response, highlighting considerations for vulnerability and fit.
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Charles H. Goren
The
Chicago Tribune
United Citizens Party Nominates States Candidates
The United Citizens Party in South Carolina nominated its candidates at a statewide convention. The list includes several state legislature hopefuls and local offices, with James B. Brandt on the slate for two parties. John Harper II confirms Brandt appears on both tickets. Senate seats include Samuel T. Sanders Mordecai C. Johnson and John R. Harper II. House nominees include Richard A. Greene Jr Chivas Prosser and Daniel Lane. No presidential electors were nominated.
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Columbia
South Carolina
United Citizens Party
U.S. Senate
House
UCP
George McGovern
Sargent Shriver
South Carolina House
James B. Brandt
Allendale County
John Harper II
Brandt
Senate
Richland Fairfield
Chester
Jone
Samuel T. Sanders
John R. Harper II
Florence Marion
Williamsburg and
Horry
Samuel Vandross
Mordecai C. Johnson
Richard A. Greene Jr
Chivas Prosser
Daniel Lane
Florence County
Fourth Church votes to leave Presbyterian denomination
In Hopewell Virginia the 800 member West End Presbyterian Church adopted a petition to Hanover Presbytery asking to be dismissed from the Presbyterian Church U S A. The vote was 339 to 0, marking the fourth such departure by churches in recent months after First Presbyterian Louisville Grace Covenant Hampton and Table Street Peters burg.
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Hanover
West End
Presbytery
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