Turner Faces Florida Securities Trial Over Dare To Be Great
Glenn W. Turner, businessman and creator of the Dare To Be Great program, defends himself in Pinellas County Circuit Court against 65 counts of selling unregistered securities. He says he is puzzled by state prosecution and seeks a settlement before trial.
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Clearwater, Fla
Glenn W. Turner
Florida
Turner
Pinellas County
Robert L. Williams
Williams
David Bauman
St. Petersburg
Aiken Standard Publication Details
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes afternoons except Saturday and Sunday. Address 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801. Classified rates show 4c per week by carrier and mail options from $6.40 to $22.00 per year.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Rabid Racoon Found In Beaufort County
Dr. William Gamble SC state epidemiologist reports a Beaufort County raccoon tested rabid marking the first rabies case in a wild animal in South Carolina. He urges immunization of domestic animals and avoidance of contact with wildlife.
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Columbia
South Carolina
William Gamble
Beaufort County
Morris Urges No School On Election Day
Columbia Lt. Gov. Earle Morris urges South Carolina colleges to declare a campus holiday for first time voters aged 18 to 20. He says new voters struggle to register in campus towns and would need to travel to home communities to vote.
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Morris
Columbia
Earle Morris
South Carolina
South Carolina HWP Considers Two-Man Night Patrols
Chief highway commissioner Silas N. Pearman resisted a call from Orangeburg residents to pair patrolmen in night patrol cars after trooper Roy O. Caffey was killed on I 26. The commission will study the idea though Pearman doubts practicality and cost, noting cannot remove all patrol hazards.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Roy 0. Caffey
Silas N. Pearman
Highway Patrol
Caffey
Orangeburg
Pearman
State Highway Commission
Textile Plant Charged With Racial Discrimination
The J. P. Stevens textile plant in Taylors faces a class action suit in U S District Court led by the NAACP on behalf of James McCullough and other Black employees. The complaint alleges a policy barring Negroes from higher paying or advanced positions, with token minority hires in low or menial roles. McCullough, hired March 15 1966 as a sample man, was fired September 1971 from the same job and pay rate of $2.47 an hour.
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Columbia
J. P. Stevens
Taylors
NAACP
U. S
James McCullough
McCullough
Mental Illness Director Criticizes Federal Funding
Mike Gorman, executive director of the National Committee Against Mental Illness, told a South Carolina meeting that Congress favors bailouts for large firms while withholding funds for services for about four million emotionally disturbed children. He cited 1971 legislation and loans to Lockheed and Penn Central, urging more support for early child development and treatment.
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Myrtle Beach
National Committee Against Mental Illness
Congress
Mike Gorman
South Carolina
Creative American
Gorman
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