Semifinalists Named In County Merit Program
The National Merit Scholarship Corp. announces semifinalists from Aiken High School and St Academy and Langley Bath Clearwater High. About 4,100 Merit Scholarships will be awarded in spring 1979. Semifinalists are the top half percent in their state among over a million students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken High
Aiken High School
Mark Bailey
Andy Highberger
Andy Henshaw
David Mullins
Krista Hicks
Bill Matthews
George Morgan
Michael Phillips
Denise Workman
University of South Carolina
Jeannie Lancaster
National Merit Scholarship Corp
Charles E. Bailey
Charles L. Henshaw
James C. Hicks
Paul F. Highberger
Robert S. Matthews
Harold E Morgan
William B. Mullins
Robert Phillips
Gary Dennis Workman
St. Academy
Harold D. Groh
H.J. Groh
Steve Hibbard
Lowell Hibbard
George F. Littlejohn Jr
George F. Littlejohn
Langley-Bath-Clearwater High School
Lynne Katonak
Refugees From Southeast Asia Begin To Adopt American Ways
From Laos Cambodia and Vietnam thousands fled Communist regimes and settled in the United States about 1200 in South Carolina. The Indochinese Refugee Agency aided them with housing jobs and language help while winding down as refugees pursue permanent residency and potential citizenship.
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Columbia
Laos
Cambodia
Vietnam
United States
South Carolina
Tri
U.S
Church
Nicaragua Battle Intensifies Around Leon Amid Martial Law
Sandinista forces backed by armored vehicles and helicopters pressed an assault on Leon as Somoza imposes curfew and mobilizes reserves. In northwest cities Esteli and Chinandega rebels hold, while Masaya falls and Penas Blancas clash yields little gains. Red Cross cites 500 dead nationwide. Somoza claims 30 guardsmen killed.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Leon
Anastasio Somoza
Esteli
Chinandega
Masaya
Penas Blancas
Diriamba
Jinotepe
Rivas
Somoza
National Guard
The
Red Cross
Teachers in Bridgeport Jail Over Back-To-Work Dispute
Bridgeport Connecticut teachers remain jailed as talks collapsed after a five day strike that closed schools for 22 500 students. 135 teachers held for ignoring a judge s back to work order and 13 union officials jailed as 63 teachers joined on Wednesday and 59 on Thursday.
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Dayton
Ohio
San Francisco
Bridgeport
Conn
National Guard
Thomas Flynn
Superior Court
James Henebry
Dayton Board of Education
Dayton Education Association
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