Not Just Grammar Teacher Of The Year Tries To Do Extra
Greenville educator Sara Payne named South Carolina 1981 Teacher of the Year for 22 years of service and her work with underdog students. She will represent SC in the National Teacher of the Year Awards and receive a 1000 dollar prize. Payne cited empathy and life experience as key to teaching. Nine other teachers were named to the State Teacher of the Year Honor Roll for 1981.
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South Carolina
Sara Payne
Greenville High School
Payne
Mother Payne
Greenville High
Winyah
Georgetown
Amy Hayes Clark
Westside High School
Anderson
Marie Kleckley
Airport High School
West Columbia
Revelle Magidovitch
Sumter High School
Haynsworth Street
Sumter
Larkin Walker
Wren High School
Piedmont
SCEA Endorses Hollings and Four Democrats in SC races
The South Carolina Education Association endorsed Senator Ernest Hollings and four of five Democratic congressional candidates. John Jenrette was excluded after his bribery conviction, while Republican Napier received no endorsement. Other picks include Ken Holland, Butler Derrick, Tom Turnipseed, and Charles Ravenel in various districts.
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Ernest F . Hollings
South Carolina
State Education Association
John Jenrette
Washington
Jenrette
John Napier
Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Carroll Campbell
Carter
Reagan
Campbell
S.C. Education Association
Political Action Committee For Education
Joseph Sherman
Teachers’ Group
Hollings
Marshall Mays
Ken Holland
Butler Derriick
SCEA
Holland
Tom Campbell
Derrick
Marshall Parker
Parker Sunday
Tom Turnipseed
Floyd Spence
Mendel Davis
Charles D. Ravenel
Tommy Hartnett
Campbell Campaigning In South Sees Reagan Boost
Republican Congressman Carroll Campbell campaigns amid Carter attacks as Reagan makes a South Carolina visit. Campbell says the state favors Reagan and aims to peel away Carter's Southern base while denouncing Carter's race rhetoric and high unemployment under his presidency.
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Carroll Campbell
Tom Waldenfels
Campbell
Ronald Reagan
California
Dixie
Carter
Misssissippi
Florida
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Tennessee
South Carolina
Reagan
Palmetto
Chicago
Ballot Action Seeks Power To Rewrite State Bankruptcy Provisions
South Carolina voters will see a constitutional amendment on the ballot granting the General Assembly authority to rewrite the states bankruptcy exemptions. The change stems from a federal bankruptcy law that raises exemptions beyond existing state limits, provoking debate among consumer advocates and lenders about credit access and creditor protection. Irvin D. Parker warns higher exemptions could curb credit, while bankers prefer limiting changes to preserve security for loans.
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Columbia
South Carolina
General Assembly
Sonal
Irvin D. Parker
State Consumer Affairs Department
Thurmond urges defense over budget to curb Soviet rise
U S Senator Strom Thurmond told 60 Republicans in Moberly that national defense must be the top priority even if balancing the budget is delayed. He warned the Soviet Union has surpassed the United States in traditional weapons and could soon outpace in nuclear capability. He said Ronald Reagan would push for stronger defense and nuclear power, with possible cuts in government spending.
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Moberly
U.S
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Thurmond
Virginia West
Senate Armed Services Committee
Soviet Union
United States
GOP
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Three Plants Proposed in Pee Dee Region
Three new industrial plants with total investment over 1 billion dollars are planned for the Pee Dee region. Coastal and Offshores Plant Systems Inc. proposes a 550 million aluminum smelter on a 4200 acre site near Wallace Marlboro County pending federal and state environmental approvals. The facility would employ about 1000 people.
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Bennettsville
South Carolina Pee Dee
South Carolina Traffic Death Toll Reaches Ten
Weekend crashes across South Carolina killed ten people. A Beaufort County two car collision early Sunday claimed Ralph A. Guerrero 29. In Laurens County Thomas Eugene Wallin 26 and his 2 year old son Gene died in a separate head on crash. Other fatalities occurred in Pickens County Goose Creek North Charleston Chester Bamberg Lexington Calhoun.
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South Carolina
Beaufort County
Ralph A. Guerrero
Parris Island
Highway Patrol
S.C
Laurens
Thomas Eugene Wallin
Gene
Wallin
U.S. 221
Waterloo
Laurens County
Sherry
Tim Hitt
Self Memorial Hospital
Greenwood
Luther Craine
Pickens County
David Shular
Rt. 8
Easley
U.S. 178
Pickens
Goose Creek
Rivers Avenue
North Charleston
George Hromas
Chester
Chester County
Michael Danny Laws
Sheriff’s Department
Laws
U.S. 321
Coleman Young
North Carolina Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Young
Medivac
Chester County Hospital
Mike Harley Kearse
Barnwell
Bamberg County
Tamella Anne Kirkley
Ruby
Lexington County
Isle of Palms
Karen Collier
Saint Matthews
Calhoun County
Housewife Sees Glass Plate Worth 1800 After Sale
A Madison woman sold a Lalique 1965 plate for 40 dollars, unaware it was a valuable collector item valued at over 1800. Bradford Exchange offers a free report with prices, guidelines, and an evaluation checklist to help identify valuable plates. Send name, address, and zip to Bradford Exchange Dept A68042, 9301 Milwaukee Ave, Niles IL 60648.
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Niles, Ill
J.R. MacArthur
Bradford Exchange
Madison, Wisc
MacArthur
Exchange
Dept
Milwaukee Avenue
Niles
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Aiken Standard
Aiken, S.C
The
Associated Press
Defense
Pee Dee Region
Company
Gerald Hoffman
Sterling
Bradberry’s
Aiken
Joe B. Babb
Chesterfield Street
Ea. Ake
Discount Furniture Company
Aiken-Aug. Hwy
Gazebo
Daffodil
Laurens St. S.W
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