House Passes $1.9 Billion Budget in South Carolina
In Columbia, Rep. Jarvis Klapman joined six dissenters voting against the 1.9 billion dollar budget for 1981 82. The plan keeps state workers pay raises delayed five paychecks to save 5.6 million, while the House upheld the measure amid three weeks of debate.
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Columbia
Jarvis Klapman
Klapman
Lexington County
House
Insurance Bill Sent To Committee
Sen. Edward Saleeby hopes for backing as the Senate votes 37 to 3 to recommit a bill raising rates for high risk drivers. The measure would move to the Banking and Insurance Committee amid questions about its impact on good drivers.
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Columbia
Edward Saleeby
Senate
Saleeby
Darlington
Atlanta Task Force Takes Over 21st Slaying Case
Police say Eddie L. Duncan Jr. death is treated as homicide and connected to Atlanta area child slayings. the special child deaths task force now handles the case and two disappearances from since July 1979. Duncan was found in the Chattahoochee River wearing only undershorts, as were previous victims.
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Atlanta
Eddie L. Duncan Jr
Timothy Hill
Chattahoochee River
Duncan
Hill
John Feegel
Fulton County
Atlanta Public Safety
Lee Brown
Douglas County
Earl Lee
Poland May Get American Food To Ease Crisis
In Washington a U S official says the Reagan administration may offer surplus farm commodities to Poland at favorable prices to ease a growing food and financial crisis. Deputy Prime Minister Miec zyslaw Jagielski met with Haig, Bush, and Baldrige as Poland seeks debt deferral and credits to maintain food imports amid shortages and rising tensions.
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Washington
Reagan
Poland
U.S
Mieczyslaw Jagielski
Alexander M. Haig Jr
George’ x4
Malcolm Baldrige
United States
Jagielski
Paris
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Non-Union Mines Shut as UMW Walkout Drags On
Non-union coal mines in West Virginia and eastern Kentucky were closed by roving pickets after the United Mine Workers rejected a proposed contract by a 2-1 margin. UMW leaders cited fears the agreement would weaken the union and boost non-union coal use, prolonging the 111 day 1978 episode.
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Associated Press
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
Kentucky
Rank and File
UMW
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