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by the way. By DORIS A. SANDERS SCHOOL PROBLEMS There is no doubt about th-' fact that school officials are in a turmoil at this point as to what will be done to meet the demands of the federal government. The County Board of Education must come up with a "plan" within a week or so and no matter what sort of plan they come up with, the VOL. 31—NO. 8 Newberry, S. C, 29108, Thursday, June 15, 1967 $2.00 Per Year me mhr r - r i: c ur- - to be i r;t- mized. I ha\ .’e heai d many p. ---p-le - - -mplai: n a bout what tl>> H - -a rd a as (ion -M and cr iticiz e 11S ac- lions; h ut I often wonder h.. i w many of tho SC complai rung have m ade 'Ugge stums to the Board, or t-ve! II voiced their complaints to th. Board? The Board represents the people of this county. Like ai;\ representative 'he mem;-r needs to know what the public is thinking if he m to act ac cordingly. I'm 'lire n>> B'>ard member would appreciate ; mug called and castigated about what he hum or has not don, , Criminal court convenes here next Monday The ladies who will be serv ing on the petit jury when < 'r.minal Court convenes next Monday will find the roster cntains the usual run of everything from non- -•Ipport to murder. Judge IL aw is Nicholson will be pre-uiing as h 1 new lulls f tr.diet no nt go to t he (Irand Juiv ami six holdover cams an'.' o n e < the presold so Ved Mam me tl * n t r- JI: :u doing I Befot t th< cmn > qua 11 y as t : ; a ’ awa.’ act.on. ■ f th e m>-m : or- wi-u'M I in oe 1 •! ’ to 1 l-ten to const rue- ar- ciiarg--- .usm. -. r u. boar any F‘. tiling, w b migl g navt a fiout f, w y, o' i ' eg f;t p r■.b!. ui' ; 1 - -1 Id b, p-,bM ,V- rb - f mv - f a^-atb’ an to:.’ kill : M l < - (,. - !.- • t :. h • ’ 1 ' f.. { \ <•: a. g o vo r:: mo o t i .-a o 1 w oapo r > l.o.b - a■' it is it < t Mot ur fault ,1 B A ,ff 5 >' \‘ r ling c r tc : - in at mu ! do:' , bl O' \* k, cud. b- S t bi K »■ li. or .11. and I at . (Ur'M’.'.. s and '(‘o < T a ; ‘go. i w , 11; w charged w.th iff leel , I cap! rig imd two b.a:c e - what WE have done .-r. mom impoi'tant, w b.at We .ave N< >-T \ MESSA(,E In his Jutm nm-sago to iaw enfora ement officials. J. Edgar s ei.arg* d with Joseph Abxand- Ip11 K.kaid, both e c o (: d o! t e 0 - o o t d: in. driving. N- w cases iw . ide a c(large . f a." a lit and bat trim u it h in t> »;t o , mil agauist iLchai d ! * or.n• on ami 1 Ldo-rt i ’ h raia Ti 1 - ■e young lllel! were eharged u i' i, h:tt Ing Thomas .Lo o on the head with a coke bottle af ter Jaco had picked them up Hoover of th,e FBI warn S c.f t H i" uti tile road ne; vr ( 'olumlua. long, hot summer a he au, ami ( )’ bo r as-ault and bat tmy takes a swing 1 at t he rab! :e- w t h i i it md ’-i b ill char ges have i 'using .11'i;. b • . i. 1 e ! S I.'i • c • a io. mam agau; ! I.mcy - p- ak of uor \uM (Ulco olit of M atu i: s . J. W. S u i gu, ■ ’ oti; as one side of the.! na .ut h whbe '.a ; tad batto ry of 1 ugh and promoting v.M- mc. fr. Dll the a a g rav a'. d nati W e charged other .'ide. ;, o ;. a- 1 Wl. e Ma, Tucker, Hi. mt-- - -t :.l: mo - age toi .1 a no bpio am 1 Willi, • Skinny ,. - w - : Ruff. B> .1. bdgar Hoo\ e r b d - d a ' oti 1 - -r at’.' ho.Iso! M a x i • y u oak. ng Keaton, < .ii.oc ,,; v; ... : ,. .on, a - W . - K- a'mi. 11 urn.' 1-9 >rtner, ! - -11 ::.. o :... ;;, ,: <i w a ■ »- j v - M a . o - ■ S m , 11;, .ml Joe - ph Hdl, a 11 ■ u a- a u t. o' W 1 mm Jr.. H a\m Boh 11 aim * tries ( tu•:,,'(• :. a : piy !,, r . 1, v ! to im-ig, B . 1.- -’ m ug L', arc c .. it.: ,g. i tim B- r o 'bo i o : , - t | 'or 11on - O.", V MUg ' .! i'ri Mo b m i o f ■; " 1 ; 1 ar-- .hi m-m R Moo , , man;, conim ,mtio ■ t ‘ M .< ' m sum- .1 • : . U M i i B iMy d. ‘dm Boo/m: . m.-r a-.m.o area- ar* hau :. ’ ■ d bygem Tbm.a Hop; |ior, -loo 9 , a : : ,a ..g ra i V C (l •it.. , ) R.c MS mu liar i d bo m leg, and a a a a u.d ana: chie m nmn-tra- wh.ci. 1" a v ■ .: I v a ' t a t o: , < l• i lei I . •' , ! ' / i t\' > ' a vi - Vev. mb. h Er- d K ray Jr m- • . ,a - * ,• u.d J U\ .1. M rr. 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C f , J » • ' m K Mr v :!: V, for -Mf- aggramiizenumt a n d 'o <md 1 .ff' r. > ; W hie A Gar- m o:, o t a: \ gain. • xp’.o.t ic !•!<• many. d.-t: ■, > y i 11 g po rsmia! causes a .: : agitate p.-acef-il pi"I" rt and a - a "lit with a group-- ii •'.to r.-ct.ng m . o 1 - - Suine -b a-ily woap-u ; Ru f' : M (i luff in. ^ b' -1 a,. c * b-ado,'' sc m to "Mow 1ai,’omyi Ra m y V llllg , viola’- itot ami cold with tim -amo ion Sec. 4-9.3; h-.eiath." Tha-.r preai/hmenm are beginning to have a hollow ring They claim to support non-violence, but do they? For instance, to publicly pinpoint certain cities where riots and violence may occur seems to be inconsistent with the doc trine of nonviolence. Rather, it is more like open invitation to ho’-heads and rabble rousers in those areas to move into i Continued on page m Al-o, R it Cannon, viola t ion Section 2-Mil; Novice C resham, storing and having illegal liquor in possession; Walter Morgan, violation Sec tion 4-93; Maxie Parrott, stor ing and having illegal liquor in possession, third offense; Rob ert Cray, disposing of property under mortgage; Horace Crom er, breach of trust; John Willie Robinson, violation of Sec, 4- 9, fourth offense, Section 4- Carolina Cable awarded City franchise for CATV Bill by Folk would combine voting boxes Legislation elumnating six- teen voting pieciiict- m New lie - iw (bunt v was i n t rod need tn th ; i • H, m.-e Tu- . 'da\ i yv 1 bp. 1 * R . 1 'oik. Tii i ‘ act ion Wo u Id ic , lu CM tim mini! * . . 1 * 1 ** r of [ui'c met s j ! > un rm , ' » Th «* i C( (IlSol Mat i m i cal 1U *' s out re com mmulat n >n.' of tile ( < i i nd y 1) mm ic r at ic 1 f Xe> mt w o 1 1 i m m 11 - I ' in , Inn, Mating m ai 1 pio- C i nm ■ l", Ms* in.mt s u i, ra l’s f. (r pm - -MS oil rolled m t he : f, irm. r p: o- Ml md t o vote a - foil. l W S Ne wl iOITV Wa! M 1 N, > 1 and \\ ’art 1 1 : No. 2, v, (to at \\ an ! b 19 mb b, Ion at o11 lie! A nq K O' t O! ,b 1 1 a 1 >a, wtucl 't»' Y r 1 IS f Im • t ■ r, lx n; t rd at Bu sh R i v ( •r; ( 9 id i a 1 at b ’omana ; V a u g hn\ ul 1 1 < ‘ at < 'happelIs; 1 tophi at Ilarttoid; St. Raul at Jolly Street ; May Linton at Mount Rb asant ; Midway at Prosperity No. 1, Prosperity No. 2 or Little Mountain, \\ h.ehevei is closer; Mulberry at Mt. Bethel; (I'.Neal No. 1 and 2 at •t'Neal; Saluda No. 7 and Trin11 y at Silvern st reet ; b moii at .1 oliu.-tom ; Z i * .il at Walton; Whoeland a! Little Mountain ; and 1 >- uu i n ch at 1 .onc shero. Mrs. Mills dies after illness Mw. Not'] Barmc- M i 1 ! , oh of \\ b Mill.-, died Mon d a V at a loea . in >. oi' a! a t t e i i | i ! A ' ! if ii 1 ! 1 I A S . Nat Ve ..f I’o, pel • y, daugli - 1 an-: 1 i a 11 i • . : a man Mw - t m- o: tin ate ,1 * • i <> h 11 ii m•m Barm s 11; o m i i ■ ■ 1 ( i f Wu I'm!' (,; ( ( d.ur i h. [■ mk S u : v i m i ig a i.c a . \ 1: i In W 1 M :. .i u i .lam. < Mr Aid’. M Bn •• 1 . c m ,ind M: . b-ma M 19 , : I,;, mb . - f la X met t w- i r-.ti ■ . W A Banm '- 1 ' Ln- p• t t y at..; L 1 Bam. o; ( h.uh ia; twm : !"(• u Mi - lb /. am "1 B If. d- d a mb f B"- .u.d Mr V.ua B II .w p b u .-nb dm tc : W .-dm d.. a ‘ Mw lb v Ravin■ u A .i . ! La 1 u. n v M- A I (.R \I)l ATION Mr. 11 o! land Ruff. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Epting and Mr. and Mrs. R. Nh Abrams attended the graduation exercises at tin Medical College of Charles ton on June 2. The Epting’s son, Elmer Eugene Epting, Jr., received his medical degree at that time. Dr. and Mrs. Epting are re siding in Greenville, where lie is serving his internship at the Greenville General hospital. 402 and Section 4-104; William Brown, two counts, fraudulent Carolina Cable Television of Orangeburg was awarded the franchise to install cable tele vision m Newberry by Cit\ Council Tuesday night. Caro lina ('able was t he only oim of lour bidders who met all sped f wat ;oii' ■ equi i ed by t lie • ty, according w> K \\ . Riehe, c. ’ y manager. (>t be r bidders w e re Midlands ( htblcv i - e m, a local I y s port 'OI ed g i , m p ; (he, mo.' of ('o! amlea and 1 enm r < able TV i>f I .emu r. N. ( Roria ai 11 ic b;..w ei-, an a11 oi m y in ; In : rm .■!’ Blease, (; rif !;' h W S ; . O!, •, appeal e11 be f, ■ I . < ou;,i .1 t - a -k foi a diehiy m a u a ■ d nc be- fi anehise, to g i \ e M idla ml a - bailee {o " neg 0 t ate" .; Ii the . , t > "lam me A nia" er 111 i-ogot iat ton. " Rm}... t. Id eouu- t i " riu is a ma: ter t .f bub 1 tie S pee ; f,ea t lolls Were pi; h i. -11ed m detail \ L ! I h m 1 i w er. opdied mi Mata li 31 t. each of t m '.'dil' i w a - mu ! re - i in what e pee’ lie W a 111 t i t . Ill i I . ( 0.. . ( a r" 1 1 n a i a -. o IA iimt the pi -ei i u a1111ns. ” 1! ;■ ii;..\\ ■ r, m an off..: t to defend M Miami < 'abb vi -ion !h.r not ba\i im f do 1 the requ11 . d ih no neia . tat. mu at, .--aid that tin st a t dm nt t roni ( a n d ma 1 'abb- wa idled I iy " two rick " pe -ph . " R icIm ■ i. pi led that this was not 11 lie; that '.here w e re "five ur x " .idler and each had pre ni'. d m 11 a r:ed dd a 11 e.j stat-ment of f.naiidai w o i ( h. < a 1, jia ( hah!. m.\\ op- ■ ra w- . 1 - .] i - j. , h I land, 1 .a x i ■ \ , 1. i a (ma i and G Idiiw 11 i • , G; i - presently bidding a to -,i ■ r v re- - 1 * r, mg'.'hu rg R.i, -: ,e told eo' i riei I that tin d' y had t hi m- alldaiali va pt-o\. t h h i .1 uhimt 11 il i .y l a a ol'ria 1 a Me, reject all Id i , ad ve,- t: e, or hold ae' .«>n pen U she f u I t h ■ r d - Ve ,o pindi \\h i e d d •' mw at t d11 . \ • I > ' o Cm I • p I ■ ■ "U' a t 1 Ve of M Ml mi < abb i mil. ’ tVI < ■ 11 i 1 • ( !' :; d 11 1 ' 1 ' - 1 ’ 1 ' til' ' pee fld-ltpo, .el r h t by t I,. e ' v and . wad d ' n- < - u, ■ im. ! ( a r - •, n,a ; - v a u a a, m - • . '."t A petition from property owners on Boyd Street for pav ing brought forth another pitch for urban renewal from the dty manager. The property owners had requested an esti- mate which was quoted, with eurb and gutter, as follows: I’rop'Tty owner's diare, $4,1()9.- '97 with the city's share the same, w hieh w ould amount to >2.-hi 1 p. i foot f- 'f property ow nm s to pay Rlobe pointed out that this w onl \ a 12 foot -! ! eel, and f y-m undertake to build 12- foM road-, you’ll be m t rouble." Hie oul\ an-'W .m, lie said, would be ui ban rdiow.a 1; to clean out ’ ho at ■ a and ; c h... ate those p-op!e. Mb ,j:d o.q suggest where ’ 1'e ' .'(• | il’O pC rt v o wnet'S might in' re derated "1 realMe t hey've got a urobh-m , " pe .-aid, " bu: wm' 11 mw e r ov.- reome t he p! oh'eni wat Imu’ a major over haul \ Ted if the veters did md 'uru clown arhari renewal n a i oeent vot e, the m an a e .■ r said. " I (my \ oted dow M I lie ..h a of e i m d d m' a t ; o n and ■ . ; M1111 g to plica’- i-nt,mpn -o, " R iMi, ■ a M ; "I rban renewal i a dirty word in some part of tim South.'’ 1 he manager failed to not e i hat without power of condemnation, ; i uh.a a i e m ■ w a ! would he i m p..s s i i. I. -. < o 11 m a I a s 1, ed the 111 a na g.. r to meet again with the B."\d St l eel p l'( qi'i't y o W in ' i to U- t emuiie w he! he: they are will i iig' t.. pay the co l f.. r pa \ ng I lavimg. received im help i'pmm tile , ( i unt y 111 (ipe i a t m g, a i an, ami t e ! 11 'ary f ill, ( i di nm 1 \ i it i , 1 t< i Mini i 11 a t o i., of the till to ; ill ' X (Opt (' 1 ’ y ? osulmit tim No act ion w a .- . tak'm on a ap p! ((po ad 111 iin n Cl O ('ll t o ii m r ai (h’po ; v on eas, M.-m ■ c ■ and ami wa 11 - r s- - r w ice. Tic - ptopo- al wa pm, t'i in on a o ol- * 'll' ill •po It - t I Oi 11 S s to bib; water f "in >*'. to SIM and c a !h o m .fib to SJo I Ke . t y ii.anam r w a a. led ’.. iri v*• 'mate tie ma.' ter t irt h. -r and re nor' ha. k to eoun.i ( Ut 1' - 1 e i . n 1111 e l: i j; ; t I. . 11 t’v- U I i t i a I y p i a 11 n n g .-..mm: i - u . ( b.um i! v..t .1 a read ng ID' ■ ida' - ", ( i ’ a ( tia c, n the /.oi.u.e " emit d a!, 11 ' i.. d Co.! t : u i ■ ’ c n Ui 1 i 7 s D i o • h- propel- t y a ’ ' ■' m ' ■a y 1.0 , ,,; b'--. n i n \ ’ ( ' i r t. m 11!’ \; 11 i * * ; t n 11 < 1 a pm r w -. mo i d b an ,1 1; U M Mom at. 1 J re-uibrnt iai ’ 11 - ■ ' - , 1 w H. n ib 1:0 f !l bo t tl" ■ M dhopping' , i n 11 : ('. ,unr.! .on i d e i. - d a m o t i - m m. i ■-miie: 1 man Ian Slaton that tie m ’ V adopt 're state d... lo for opt-) at on »*| c;ty giw-tn- j, ( , ■ • ,; M■ r i m < > - a i - i M a n; ■ - r : ia' i‘h. ba i-.-.-n di r i s ,, . sinej! m the |iastt hut ■ , a- ' u-n ns - i hi en ! a ten. Tin ) I - ! i - I [■ ,; i f 1 I • ! I • nee w a,hi be that coutie 1 niemb•" - • u1111 run a iarc - ; that may- e and m> m Pors ..f ( onm .! would ■ a \ • tor f,,ui v.-ai - ami term - would ie taggeied; that city govern ment would operate under a fiscal rath.r than a calendar \ ear; that a contingent fund equal to five percent oj tin* an nual budget wollhi be establish ed; and that the city recorder would be an attorney. Council declined to take ac tion on the matter, feeling that the public should he better in formed as to the statute and should have a chance to "talk about it.” A first reading of a Resolution to adopt this plan was scheduled for a special meeting on Tuesday night, Bill provides commissioners be at large N e W be ■ 1 V I Mu lit V "s t Wo >m niissioiier.' Would be elected at- large instead of from districts tinder a bill offered Tuesday in tile House of Representatives by Rep. I). R. Folk. Folk’s bill proposes to amend the state code which requires that the two commissioners be elected from each of the two road districts. The county supervisor, who serves as chairman of the com mission, would not he affected. Mrs. W. R. Kirkland has re turned to Newberry and is making her home at 1300 Cal houn street. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith have moved to H19 Boundary street to make their home.