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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1978
Page
3
Readers share concerns about macho husbands who refuse help with housework and insist on traditional roles. Abby suggests addressing why the wife self-destructs via psychotherapy and urges clear boundaries and potential counseling to save the marriage.
Garry Trudeau, creator of Doonesbury, is nominated for an Academy Award for his animated film A Doonesbury Special shown with Faith Hubley. The Academy Awards air tonight at 10 p.m. and will be televised. See Page 12.
Eight people died in weekend crashes across South Carolina including Betty Jo Davis Tomczak a Lexington woman driving her sick daughter to a hospital when a West Columbia crash occurred Harold Lane Moore of Rex Georgia died in an Interstate 85 crash in Anderson County A two year old Paul Wayne Louis of Fountain Inn died in a Greenville County car motorcycle crash Others named include Charles Ronnie Keister of Beaufort and Edward D Russell Sr of Blythewood.
About 1000 delegates at the Missouri Democratic convention adopt more than two dozen resolutions on issues though no platform vote occurred. One urges a Martin Luther King Jr holiday bill while the House already favors a King birthday holiday for state employees and a separate proposal marks January 19 as Lee birthday holiday.
Major bills in the South Carolina Legislature as the 1978 session enters its 13th week include a $1.3 billion state budget set for April 11 debate in the House led by Rex L. Carter. The House passed a tightened Freedom of Information bill and killed a statewide Bottle Bill referendum 51-49. A proposed 5 percent reserve fund constitutional amendment stalls, needing two thirds. The Senate killed a bill allowing nonremunerated appearances before regulators. Criminal procedures reform may pass out of the House Judiciary Committee this week. The House also approved municipal ownership of electric utilities, sending the measure back to the Senate with amendments.
The firm explains that a portion of each electricity bill funds new plants to meet rising demand. Generating stations cap output, so additional capacity requires multi hundred million dollar builds taking years. The company emphasizes avoiding over or under building and notes demand growth up to 11.61 percent annually.
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