Reconciliation Theme Guides Congaree Presbytery Meeting
The Congaree Presbytery met at Aiken First Presbyterian with a focus on reconciliation among liberal, conservative, and moderate factions. Delegates elected representatives to the 1972 General Assembly, nominated a new moderator, and previewed the $1.2 million Columbia Challenge Campaign for Columbia Theological Seminary. Officials debated proposals for a reconciliation committee, with a substitute unstructured forum passing by voice vote.
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Presbyterian Church, US
Congaree Presbytery
Aiken First Presbyterian Church
Columbia
Steve Bacon
G. Dana Waters Jr
Rowan Church
Lugoff
Camden
Walter M. Crowe
John D. Holmes
Blair
Harry T. Schutte
Donald M. Law
Aiken
Frank H. Riley
Jack S. Graybill
Donald
God's City
Mr. Bailey
Nehemiah
Jeru
Committee On Reconciliation
David A. Long
Governors Hope for Federal Aid Priority
Washington AP reports governors' representatives say House Ways and Means Committee chair Mills assures priority next year for local government aid. West Virginia Governor Arch Moore, new National Governors Conference chairman, said the meeting left him encouraged as Mills noted possible aid for hard pressed towns.
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Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Arch A. Moore
West Virginia
National Governors’ ‘Conference
Mills
Aiken Officer Wins J.P. Strom Award
Recruit Public Safety Officer Charles L. Edwards Jr to be first Aiken Police officer to receive the J. P. Strom award for excellence finishing top in a 35 officer class at the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy. Edwards son of C. Lee Edwards and a Viet Nam veteran from Aiken High School, joined in July 1971.
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Charles L. Edwards Jr
C. Lee Edwards
Richland Ave
City of Aiken
J.P. Strom
Edwards
S.C. Criminal Justice Academy
S.C
Aiken High School
US Navy
Viet Nam
Woodward to Present Paper on Youth Unrest
Howard H. Woodward Jr. will present a paper on Educational Setting the Breeding Ground for Unrest at an international symposium on Youth Unrest in Israel from October 25 to 27. He is a son of Mrs. Hasting Woodward of Shaws Fork, Aiken County, and a graduate of Aiken High School, the University of South Carolina, and the University of Chicago.
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Hasting Woodward
Shaws Fork
Aiken County
Aiken High School
University of South Carolina
University of Chicago
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