Kingfisher Sightings Highlight Coastal Birding
The writer contrasts kingfishers with bikini-birds during a weekend of wildlife watching in South Carolina. He notes kingfishers nest in water-rich habitats, dive sharply from great heights, defend territory, and may eat insects when water is rough, praising their striking white neckband and crested head while favoring the bikini-bird for shape.
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South Carolina
Hilton Head
Zuni Tribe Wins Self Rule Over New Mexico Reservation
The Zuni Indian tribe of western New Mexico signed an agreement with the Interior Department granting the tribe administration of its reservations. It marks the first time such a pact was reached between a tribe and the federal agency under an 1834 law. The Zuni Tribal government would supervise Bureau of Indian Affairs activities on the reservation about 40 miles south of Gallup, with a 180 day notice potential for cancellation.
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Zuni, N.M
New Mexico
Interior Department
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Gallup
Playhouse Tryouts Set Saturday
The Aiken Community Playhouse and director Art Barab announce open tryouts for Neil Simon's Barefoot in the Park. Six roles, four men and two women, will be filled at tryouts Sunday 2:30 PM and Tuesday 8 PM in the playhouse at Virginia Acres Park corner Price and Two Notch Roads. Contact Art Barab at 649-9938.
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The
Aiken Community Playhouse
Art Barab
Neil Simon
State Business Index Shows Third Straight Gain in July
South Carolina business activity rose 0.7 percent in July over June per the Wachovia South Carolina Business Index, though still 0.2 percent below July 1969. Bank debits grew 9.7 percent from June and 21.3 percent from July 1969, while manufacturing declined due to lower employment and hours. Building permits rose 32.6 percent from June yet lagged 1969 by 48.1 percent as the CPI kept climbing.
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South Carolina
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
N.A
Federal Reserve Bank
Richmond
Adequate Power Seen for South Carolina Firms
Public Service Commission member Lewis Moss testified before a Senate subcommittee that South Carolina's electric generating capacity is adequate and that Duke Power, S C Electric and Gas, and Carolina Power and Light will meet rising demand projected to at least double in five years. He warned fuel shortages, especially coal, oil, and natural gas, could raise rates and hinder industry, while executives dupe: McGuire of Duke Power and Williams of SCE&G noted coal supply as a real problem due to exports and unmet contracts.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Lewis Moss
Public Service Commission
U.S. Senate
Duke Power Co
S.C. Electric & Gas Co
Carolina Power & Light Co
Strom Thurmond
Rs.c
Moss
John Warren
Carolina Pipeline Co
1700 Slides Submit For Weekend Color Exhibit
The 12th annual Aiken International Color Slide Exhibition reports 1700 slides from the United States and 14 foreign countries. Judging begins Saturday with winners published in Who's Who In Color. Gold and silver medals will be awarded. selections shown at Aiken High School Auditorium on Oct 7 and later in Columbia and Charleston.
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Aiken International
United States
The
Photographic Society of America
Aiken High School
Columbia
Charleston
Strike Threat Here To Stay Says South Carolina Senator
South Carolina state Senator James Waddell warns that the threat of strikes by public employees will persist. The legislative committee on public workers rights, chaired by Sen. James B. Stephen, schedules hearings on October 14 20 and November 10 with Local 1199B union witnesses invited to testify. The group previously organized workers at Charleston hospitals and Crafts Farrow at the state mental hospital in Columbia. A prior bill to allow collective bargaining without the right to strike stalled in the General Assembly.
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Columbia
South Carolina
James Waddell
Beaufort
James B. Stephen
Spartanburg
Hospital and Nursing Home Workers Union
Charleston
Crafts-Farrow
State Mental Hospital
Stephen
General Assembly
Wall Street Profit-Taker A Most Elusive Creature
New York AP profile of the profit-taker a short term trader who buys and sells quickly for small gains. Analysts say he shapes market moves by trimming rallies and limits losses to keep cash flexible. The profession includes brokers mutual funds and professional traders.
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Wall Street
New York
Newton Zinder
E. F. Hutton
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