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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1972

Page

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Budget Hearings Open On South Carolina State Budget

Budget and Control Board hearings begin on the 1973-74 state budget with four agencies testifying Tuesday. Agencies seek about 1.5 million in operating funds for the year as Gov. West hopes to avoid tax increases during his remaining term, citing federal revenue sharing and tax revenue changes.

Columbia South Carolina Budget and Control Board South Carolina Vocational Rehabilitation Department State Insurance Department State Tax Commission State Public Service Commission John West

Aiken Standard introductory notice and pricing

Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes weekday afternoons except weekends from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken DC. The paper notes exclusive AP use for local and AP dispatches and reserves rights for republication. Advertising omissions are corrected in the next issue at no extra cost. Rates include 40c weekly by carrier 1.73 monthly by carrier 22.00 yearly by mail.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive Aiken D. C Associated Press

Senators Probe Powers of State Budget and Control Board

In Columbia AP report, state lawmakers including Sen. L. Marion Gressette and Sen. Paul Moore agree to study the Budget and Control Board to see if its authority exceeds legal bounds. Concerns include higher agency chief salaries paid with nonappropriated funds and potential conflicts of authority within the board. Gov. John West heads the board with Grady Patterson Henry Mills Rep. R. J. Aycock and Sen. Edgar A. Brown as members.

Columbia L. Marion Gressette D-Calhoun State Budget and Control Board State Reorganization Commission Paul Moore D Spartanburg Spartanburg Budget and Control Board Gressette John West Grady Patterson Henry Mills House Ways and Means Rep R. J. Aycock Sumter Senate Finance Committee Sen Edgar A. Brown Barnwell

Du Pont Celebrates 20 Years Of SRP Heavy Water Plant

The Savannah River Plant marks twenty years since the 1952 start of its D Area heavy water plant. Ken French praises local employees for nuclear energy contributions while Dr. Milton Wahl extends congratulations from Wilmington. Herbert Agee recalls key milestones and E J Pelletier Jr. hosts the anniversary event.

du Pont Savannah River D Area Free World Ken French Area du Pont Polymer Intermediates Department Milton H. Wahl Wilmington Del Herbert T. Agee Barnwell E.J. Pelletier Jr Aiken

Ethridge Attacks Cori In Florence Campaign News

Ed Young and Roy Ethridge campaigned in Florence and Johnston. Young claimed Nixon support gives him an edge over John Jenrette in the 6th District. Ethridge denounced Bryan Lee as beholden to corporations and accused Dorn of dodging his record with the help of the rich and powerful.

Associated Press Ed Young Roy Ethridge Young Nixon Ethridge Bryan Florence John Jenrette Bryan Lee Lnterests Dorn

Zeigler Reveals Net Worth In Senate Challenge

Zeigler, Democratic candidate for Strom Thurmond’s Senate seat, discloses a total current net worth of 45,650 dollars with his wife. He notes an adjusted gross income of 53,157 dollars for 1971 from federal tax returns and questions Thurmond to reveal his and his wife’s wealth.

Columbia Nick Zeigler Sen Strom United States Senate Thurmond Zeigler Florence Public Schools

Prison Cost Seventy Million? No, Thirty-Five Million Plan

William D. Leeke, director of the State Department of Corrections, says replacing the Central Correctional Institution in Columbia would take six to eight years and cost about 35 million dollars. He warns delaying increases the price and expresses optimism that funding will come from a mix of federal and state aid to lessen taxpayer burden.

Columbia South Carolina Central Correctional Institution William D. Leeke State Department of Corrections

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