Five Day Work Week Urged For State Legislature
Kansas Representative Duane McGill and Florida Senator Ken Plante urged reforms to shorten South Carolina’s six month sessions. They proposed a five day work week, a ban on courtesy resolutions, and shorter sessions as part of Project Train. They noted Kansas limits to 90 calendar days and Florida’s 60 days, and said their own legislatures spend more time and have larger staffs.
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General Assembly
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Kansas House of Representatives
Ken Plante
Florida Senate
National Conference of State Legislatures
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Plante
Seminar on Diabetes Education by USC Aiken Nursing
USC Aiken Nursing Division offers a four day patient education seminar on Diabetes Mellitus. Sessions run 7 to 9 pm on October 19 20 26 and 27 at the H Odell Weeks Activities Center. Ruth Cordahl Julia Westbrook and Juanita Bowsher lead the program approved by the South Carolina Nurses Association for 8.2 contact hours and 8 continuing education units.
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Division of Nursing
H. Odell Weeks
Ruth Cordahl
Usc-A
Julia Westbrook
Aiken County
Juanita Bowsher
South Carolina Nurses Association
USC Aiken Professor T Y Lin Wins NSF Fellowship
USC Aiken mathematics professor T Y Lin has received a National Science Foundation Research Fellowship for the 1976 77 academic year. He will reside at the Research Institute of Taiwan National University during the fellowship tenure.
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Usc-Aiken
T. Y. Lin
National Science Foundation
Dentist Dr George I Crawford opens office at Trafalgar St
Dr George I Crawford opens a general dentistry practice at 117 Trafalgar St, linked with Dr H Allan Schifferli. A Morehouse College and Medical College of Georgia School of Dentistry graduate, he studied at Howard University, served as an oceanographer with the U S Naval Oceanographic Office, and lives with wife Delores and two children Christi and George.
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H. Allan Schifferli
Crawford
Morehouse College
Atlanta
Howard University
Washington
U.S. Naval Oceanographic Office
Department of Defense
Medical College of Georgia School of Dentistry
Delores
Christi
George
Press Association Members Split On Presidential Choice
Members of the South Carolina Press Association vote 25 to 25 on whether Carter or Ford will win the upcoming general election. The survey also gauges views on threats to personal freedom with "too much government" leading at 94 points and other concerns like big labor unions and privacy receiving notable scores.
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South Carolina Press Association
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Gerald Ford
SCPA
South Carolina
America
Institutions of America
Post Office
Congress
Radio
Re-Elected Readers Named at First Church of Christ
Mrs Shatts, Jeanne Walker, and Gladys G Shatts are re elected to First Reader and Jeanne C Walker to Second Reader at the First Church of Christ Scientist. Each will serve a one year term.
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Gladys G. Shatts
Jeanne C. Walker
Church of Christ. Scientist Church
Abraham to Speak on Sickle Cell Anemia at USC Aiken
Bobby L. Abraham, coordinator at the Sickle Cell Center of the Medical College of Georgia, will discuss the origin and history of sickle cell anemia and available services at the center. The USC Aiken Science Club sponsors the noon seminar in Room 107 on Wednesday.
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Bobby L. Abraham
Sickle Cell Center
The
Medical College of Georgia
Usc-Aiken
Usc-Aiken Science Club
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