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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1969

Page

6

Art Expert Made Head of Council

SAN CLEMENTE CALIF AP President Nixon names Disney Hanks a New York arts expert to chair the National Council on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts with seven million dollars in federal support. He says the administration aims to advance cultural development despite costs and crisis in the arts. Hanks says the arts have the President's interest and notes growing private support and civic participation.

San Clemente Cali Nixon Disney Hanks New York City Coun Miss Hanks White House Vance

Gov John Love Named New Chair of National Governors

The National Governors Conference elected Gov. John Love of Colorado as its new chairman at the opening session in Colorado Springs. An executive committee includes Gov. Albert P. Keeler, Kenneth Curtis, Warren Korres, Robert McNair, Arch Moore, Calvin Rampton, Winthrop Rockefeller, and Don Samuelson. Richard Ogilvie invited the 1972 conference to Illinois with 1971 planned for Puerto Rico and 1970 to Lake of the Ozarks Missouri.

Colorado Springs Colo National Governors Conference John Love Colorado Ahert P. Kewer Alabama Kenneth Crtis Maine Jerren Korres Missouri Robert A. Mc:Nair South Carolina Arch A. Moore, Jr West Virginia Clvin Rampton Utah Winthrop Rockefeller Arkansas Don Samuelson Idea Jev Richard Ogilvie Mlineis Coverners Lake of the Ozarks Puerto Rico John A. Love Buford Ellington Tennessee

Pee Dee Area Negroes Plan Shutdown Protest in Florence

about 150 Negroes plan a downtown Florence march to the Willow Creek Elementary closure protest sparked by a HEW desegregation plan. Parents demand reopening and may teach on the lawn rather than send children to white schools. Incidents Tuesday and Wednesday show ongoing civil rights pressure with support from urban advocates.

Pee Dee Area Florence S. C Willow Creek U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Supt H. L. Sneed Southern Christian Leadership Conference Willow Creek Lawn Marcus Matthews Nity Cumberland United Methodist Church HEW Matthews Washington New York Atlanta Mars Bluff Greenwood Tans Bay Sneed

Ridgeville Grammar School Closure Precedes Court Hearing

A federal judge in Columbia will hear Thursday arguments over Ridgeville Dispute forcing the grammar school to stay closed. Indian ancestry parents seek admission for 37 children amid capacity limits at Four Holes School and ongoing integration orders.

Ridgeville S. C Columbia Ridgeville Grammar School US District Court Robert Hemphill Hemphill Four Holes Kermit Kizer Harleyville-Ridgevile R. W. DeTreville Marleyville- Ridgeville Hgh

ASCS Meeting to Address Vote Procedure Monday

An election informational session is set for Monday at 10 a.m. in the Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service office. ASCS county office manager James W. Padgett says voting procedures will be discussed and questions about community committee elections will be answered.

Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service James W. Padgett ASCS

Adult Program Begins Tuesday At Aiken High

The Aiken Adult School program starts Tuesday at 7 pm in Aiken High School on Rutland Drive. Classes meet every Tuesday and Thursday from 7 to 9 pm offering elementary courses and high school diploma completion with shorthand typing and bookkeeping. A $2.50 registration fee applies per course each semester. Books may be purchased at the school. A minimum of 10 students is required for a special course to run.

Aiken Aiken High School Rutland Drive

Businessmen Trim Spending But Plan Higher Investments

A Commerce Department and SEC survey shows U S firms expect 70 85 billion in new plant and equipment this year, over 10 percent above 1968. Cuts rise from 14 percent in February to 12 percent in May as money tightness and possible repeal of the investment tax credit weigh on plans.

Washington Commerce Department Securities and Exchange SEC House Senate Finance Committee

Governors Confront Nixon Cuts At 61st Conference

Colorado Springs colorad o report notes governors discuss Nixon budget plan to trim federal construction and highway aid. Some support delaying sharp cuts while others push for more federal funds. A two day session ends with calls for crime program funding and revenue sharing as leaders warn of urban displacement and housing loan limits.

Colorado Colo Washington United Nations Minnesota Atomic Energy Commission

Aiken Area Students Named to USC Bands

Three Aiken area students Otis Lee Baughman III of Wagoner Mike Williams of Graniteville and Steve Morris of Aiken earned USC band memberships for the coming year Morris received a band scholarship The USC bands will have a new director Ralph Wahl former Wisconsin State University took over the post in June The program offers marching symphonic wild ensemble chamber winds pep and jazz groups.

Columbia Aiken University of South Carolina Otis Lee Baughman Wagoner Mike Williams Graniteville Steve Morris Morris Ralph Wahl Wisconsin State University USC

Food Stamp Participation Drops in July in South Carolina

In July 126,721 people across all 46 South Carolina counties received food stamps, down 2,618 from June but up 68,376 from the previous year. Officials cited more agricultural work as a factor. Aiken County saw about 2,600 recipients. program over $1 million in bonus coupons were issued statewide.

Atlanta U. S. Department of Agriculture South Carolina Aiken County S. C

West Virginia Flood Areas Declared Major Disaster

President Nixon designated West Virginia's southern and eastern regions as a major disaster area and approved 220000 dollars in federal funds to repair public property and address health and sanitation issues from the late hurricane Camille floods.

San Clemente Calif Nixon West Virginia Camille Virgna

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