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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1981

Page

7

Grand Strand Sees waning summer as Labor Day crowd thins

Myrtle Beach area officials note fading end of tourist season with about 200000 visitors for Labor Day weekend and 75 percent hotel occupancy. After Tropical Storm Dennis drove a two week slowdown, merchants report slow business as locals brace for winter, while golf courses prepare for fall and spring rushes.

Myrtle Beach Grand Strand Ashley Ward Myrtle Beach Area Ward Farris Crocker Myrtle Beach Pavilion Dennis Labor Day Grand Strand Golf Courses

Merchants Cash In As College Football Season Opens

In Clemson South Carolina 60 000 fans watched Clemson Tigers beat Wofford Terriers 45 10. Merchants in several Carolinas towns welcomed the 1981 season with games in Raleigh Winston Salem Greenville Boone Newberry and more as shopkeepers anticipated weekend business and extra cash from fans.

Associated Press Carolinas James Ensley Clemson S.C Clemson Tigers Raleigh N.C North Carolina State Richmond Winston- Salem Wake Forest South Carolina Greenville East Carolina Western Carolina Lenoir- Rhyne Appalachian State Boone Newberry Davidson Ensley

NAACP Plans Mail Campaign Over Voting Rights Act Extension

The South Carolina NAACP announces a mail campaign to press for extending the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Project coordinator Adell Adams says more than 30,000 postcards will be distributed and mailed to the state congressional delegation, while citizens are urged to contact their congressmen directly.

Columbia South Carolina The National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Adell Adams

SRP Alcohol Program Put On Hold In South Carolina

Clemson DOE pilot plant for 1 million gallons of ethanol using SRP reactor heat is on the back burner as momentum fades. DOE funding narrowed under Reagan, private sector favored, though SC still sees two loans for plants to yield 20 million gallons annually.

Clemson Savannah River Clemson Department of Energy State Energy Research Institute Clemson University DOE du Pont Company Ronald Reagan Irwin Dublinsky Office of Alcohol Fuels South Carolina David Legman Steve Pettigrew

Superfund May Help Waste Dumps in South Carolina

South Carolina officials say Richland and Chester County toxic waste dumps could join the EPA 1.6 billion Superfund program. DHEC Commissioner Robert S. Jackson says Bluff Road site in Richland and the Carolawa site in Chester may qualify for cleanup money if listed on EPA Hot 100. Cleanup estimated at 2.1 million for Bluff Road near Columbia adjacent to Williams Brice Stadium.

Columbia South Carolina Richland Chester Counties Environmental Protection Agency Robert S. Jackson State Department of Health and Environmental Control Bluff Road Richland County Carolawa Chester County EPA Jackson DHEC University of South Carolina Williams-Brice

Services Held For Judge Price

Circuit Judge James Hardy Price Jr. died Saturday after a long illness at 66. A Greenville native and Furman graduate, he began practicing law in 1939 with his father, became a county judge in 1961 and a circuit judge in 1976, later serving as administrative judge for the circuit.

Greenville James Hardy Price Jr Price Furman University

Civil War Renewal Of Ancient Battle

Two University of Alabama history professors argue the Civil War echoed ancient clashes between English and Celts. Grady McWhiney and Forrest McDonald relate 1860 American regional roots to Celtic influence in the South and Anglo-Saxon influence in the North.

Tuscaloosa Ala South Ireland Scotland Wales University of Alabama _ history Grady McWhiney Forrest McDonald McWhiney America North

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