Republicans Aim for Governor Office in 1970 South Carolina
Columbia GOP Chairman Ray Harris says the key 1970 effort is winning the governor's seat, with a push to also capture the lieutenant governor post and three other state wide offices. He expects to defend the Second District seat in Congress and possibly add up to four more. Harris rejects anti Republican rhetoric and argues party strength supports good government, noting Democrats trend liberal and courting Negro support. He outlines a 600 of 1,600 precincts organized with 500 swing precincts to build toward primaries, stressing legal clubs and convention decisions on primaries.
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Columbia Bureau
Columbia — State Republic
Ray Harris
Overnor
Ernor Post
GOP
Harris
E. Cros
Republican Party
Robert E. McNair
South Carolina
Democratic Party
Hariris
USC Aiken adds four instructors to new specialty programs
Four new instructors join the University of South Carolina Aiken campus faculty. Louis Perkins heads physical education and will coach the basketball team. Randolph Clarke teaches two engineering courses for the new two year program. Robert Payne covers geography and geology. George Bowdler teaches philosophy and political science as the campus expands under orientation and upcoming registration.
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University of South Carolina
Aiken
Louis Perkins
University of Iowa
Perkins
Randolph M Clarke
University of Florida
Clarke
Robert R. Payne
Rochester
N. Y
Payne
University of Rochester
George A. Bowdler
West Columbia
Bowdler
Furman University
New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary
Methodist church fights relocation amid campus expansion
South Carolina Bishop Paul Hardin Jr. says Green Street Methodist Church cannot be moved to make way for University of South Carolina growth. He warns that relocation would "kill" the church and notes the area is being affected by housing authority urban renewal. University trustees say the site is needed for new law and education buildings but promise continued church use and full relocation reimbursement.
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University of South Carolina
University
Hardin
Educator Mrs Eddings Named Deputy HEW Regional Official
Columbia educator Dr Inez Eddings is appointed deputy assistant to the regional director of HEW in Atlanta, to oversee early childhood development. She spent 38 years in education and was Richland County’s first woman superintendent. Her 1966 bid for state superintendent as a Republican was unsuccessful.
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Columbia
Albert Watson
R-S.c
Inez Eddings
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Atlanta
Watson
Dr. Eddings
Cyril Busbee
Lion Killed After Stalking Cattle Near West Chester
West Chester, Pa. local justice of the peace shot and killed a year-old male lion that broke loose and stalked cattle in a field near the community. The lion, owned by Rudolph Alexander of West Chester, was spotted by a motorist who alerted C. Burtis Coxe. Coxe then fired and called state police at Exton.
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West Chester
Pennsylvania
Rudolph Alexander
C. Burtis Coxe
Coxe
Exton
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