Ravenel campaigns amid Carter visit blaze of fundraising
Ravenel defends loyalty to President Carter despite rumors of distancing. About 600 attend a $50 barbecue and 60 guests pay $500 for a reception, contributing to roughly $60,000 before campaign expenses. Carter emphasizes health care cost containment and energy reform while omitting tariff and nuclear fuel issues. Delegation and local leaders, led by Donald L. Fowler, introduce Hollings and Derrick among others.
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Jeff Hunt
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Congress
Washington
South Carolina
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Donald L. Fowler
Ernest F. Hollings
Butler C. Derrick
Kenneth L. Holland
John W. Jenncette Jr
James R. Mann
Capital Focus Connally, Carter: Similar Requests By ED ROWLAND
Campaign notes show President Carter and John Connally making similar asks in South Carolina for Senate candidates. Carter urged a $500 per person reception for Ravenel and challenged donors to raise more, while Connally sought $100 supporters to back Thurmond and pledge 15 days of campaign work. The event line included remarks that both speakers emphasized national issues and the voters’ commitments. Ronald Reagan and other national figures continued to campaign for GOP candidates in the state, with appearances planned in Greenville, Columbia, and Charleston. Ravenel also drew support from entertainers like Alan King.
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ED Rowland
Associated Press
Columbia
Carter
John Connally
South Carolina
U.S. Senate
South
Charles D Ravenel
Connally
Strom Thurmond
Johnsonville
Ronald Reagan
Greenville
Carroll A. Campbell Jr
Edward L. Young
Jack Kemp
Rn.y
West Virginia
John D. Rockefeller IV
Ravenel
Illinois
Philip Crane
Charleston
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Iowa
Robert Ray
Alan King
Interiors Today Floor Plan Tips by Byrnes of Aiken
Byrnes of Aiken at 118 Park Avenue S.W. offers decorating help and services. The article advises drawing a room outline and marking fixed features to plan furniture, then using cut out shapes to test layout before finalizing. They offer furniture, draperies, wallpaper, and carpeting with contact details 649-4173.
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Moore Campaign Speech Addresses District Inequities and Education
Dorn offers advice as Moore faces criticism over unincorporated district needs in Aiken County. Moore emphasizes disciplined communities and parental responsibility while highlighting planed tax reform. He opposes Huff, calls for higher teacher pay, and weighs testing for hiring with preference for state devised testing.
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Textile industry drives South Carolina economy says officials
The text notes 42 percent of US cotton cloth, 40 percent of dye and print work, and 20 percent of manmade fiber production in South Carolina. James F. Magarahan of the SC Textile Manufacturers Association stresses the state’s economy hinges on textiles as Edwards proclaims Textile Week.
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South Carolina
Palmetto
James F. Magarahan
South Carolina Textile Manufacturers Association
Edwards
Soybean Demonstration Set in Aiken County
The Cooperative Extension Services will hold an Aiken County soybean variety demonstration tomorrow at 5 30 p m at H C and Tommy Coward s place Banks Mill Road. Fifteen varieties including Centennial Gaysoy 17 Coker 448 Brysoy 9 and Govan will be shown with Dr Jimmy Palmer Clemson soybean specialist discussing the varieties.
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Cooperative Extension Services
Aiken County
H.C
Tommy Coward
Banks Mill Road
Centennial
Jimmy Palmer
Clemson
Aiken's Makin' Festival Returns With Local Artists
Aiken's Makin' showcases water color, pastel, oil, acrylic, and charcoal works along with portrait artists at the H O Weeks Center. The event requires artists from Aiken County and aims for higher attendance than last year's 20 000-plus as Linda Christine chairs the second annual show.
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Aiken County
H.O Weeks Center
Linda Christine
School Board To Discuss Buildings In Aiken County
The Aiken County Board of Education meets tomorrow at 8 in the Educational Center Conference Room. Agenda includes bids for renovations at Wagener Salley High and Ridge Spring Monetta High in Area Four. Also a new HVAC at Kennedy Junior High and policies on the Freedom of Information Act plus substitute teacher pay scale.
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