Clarence Jolly Aiken Benefactor and Business Leader Remembered
Clarence R. Jolly, a warm, talented figure in Aiken and Edgefield, built a couture sales network and led charity shows that raised over 100000 for diabetes research. He directed Broadway musical hits, supported USC Aiken, and strengthened ties between Aiken and Edgefield through civic work and business success.
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Clarence Jolly
Furman University
North Augusta
Mercantile Stores Inc
J. B. White’s
Turner’s
Edgefield
Mr. Jolly
New York
Aiken
Newberry
C. R. Jolly Couture
Jolly
Heart Fund
The
Diabetes Association
University of South Carolina Aiken
White House
Greater Aiken
Aiken County
Barnwell
Women shine in nine state primaries and DC on Sept nine
Female candidates fared well in primaries across nine states and DC. Linda Chavez won the Maryland Republican Senate nomination while Barbara Mikulski led the Democrats. Kathleen Kennedy Townsend emerged Democratic nominee in another Maryland race. Veterans like Bella Abzug and Madeleine Kunin won key primaries signaling broader future roles for women in politics.
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Geraldine Ferraro
District of Columbia
Maryland
Linda Chavez
U.S. Senate
Barbara Mikulski
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend
Robert Kennedy
House of Representatives
New York
Bella Abzug
House
Madeleine Kunin
Vermont
Congress
They're Off And Running In Seabrook Greyhound Race
A guest editorial notes Reagan, Bush, Kennedy, Cuomo, Iacocca and Hollings competing in the Great Race of Champions at Seabrook New Hampshire. The piece jokes politics has gone to the dogs and credits people with cleaning up after the races.
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Reagan
Bush
Kennedy
Cuomo
Iacocca
Hollings
Seabrook
N.H
Lindy Did It and Cheap Auto Gasoline For Planes
An opinion urging wider use of automobile gasoline in piston airplanes. It notes FAA resistance, EPA-led fuel savings for general aviation, and potential price rises or production end if leaded aviation gas loses pipeline access. Key figures include Paul Poberezny and the EPA, with industry impact described for owners, manufacturers, and airports.
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Slim Lindbergh
United States
Paul Poberezny
Experimental Aircraft Association
Lindbergh
Amoco
Federal Aviation Administration
Lindy
FAA
EPA
Dear Dr Graham letter on unemployment and faith
S Y writes about job loss and rising unemployment. The response cites scripture promising work that is useful and independent and urges prayer for those affected and leaders making economic decisions.
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DR. Graham
S.Y
Supreme Court firms up on sexual harassment law ruling
The Vinson decision and a 7th Circuit ruling expand Title VII protections. A hostile environment claim can arise from ongoing harassment even without physical contact, and unequal treatment under the Equal Protection Clause is barred. Employers must enforce strong anti harassment policies and provide fair complaint channels.
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Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Meritor Savings Bank
Vinson
High Court
7Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
7Th Circuit
Chicago
Equal Protection of Theaw
William J. Bauer
Rehnquist
Warren A Perfect Poet Laureate
The United States will appoint its first poet laureate on October 1, with Robert Penn Warren taking the ceremonial post. Warren, a Pulitzer winner in fiction and poetry, will lecture, read publicly, advise on literary programs, and help select poets for the Library of Congress archives. His $36,000 salary comes from an endowment.
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Washington
Robert Penn Warren
Congress
Spark M. Matsunaga
Hawaii
Warren
Louisiana State
Yale
Cleanth Brooks
Library of Congress
Britain
Ben Jonson
James
John Dryden
Alexander Pope
Cibber
Pope
William Wordsworth
Wordsworth
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Universal Press Syndicate
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