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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1982
Page
13
Sen Dewey Wise says Judge Klyde Robinson should withdraw after U S District Judge Falcon Hawkins rejected release of FBI transcripts on a slot machine purchase. Wise backed the judge but warns the controversy has badly damaged Robinson's ability to serve and questions the judge's best interests.
The screening committee plans closed door talks amid lingering rumors on Robinson and Hawkins Ruling and delay in electing state judges. Transcripts leaked to lawmakers background FBI undercover agents and figures James W. Rogers and Ray Scarboro who pleaded guilty to federal racketeering.
A Justice Department official said the agency is reviewing whether it must approve a mid February federal court plan ending the six district remap wrangle in South Carolina. Incumbents plan reelection and challengers prepare, as the review could delay candidate districts and timing.
South Carolina Tax Commission Chairman Robert C. Wasson projected an $80 million overall revenue shortfall for the current fiscal year. He warned deficits totaling $39.9 million by June 30 on top of a $40 million shortfall already forecast, risking further budget cutbacks despite any potential recovery.
The South Carolina Education Association urges the University of South Carolina to reverse summer session tuition hikes. SCEA president Vivian Watson calls the increases discriminatory against public school teachers and asks its 16 000 members to seek other summer schools or wait until fall or spring.
Columbia AP reports Department of Social Services Commissioner Virgil Conrad will face a board review in a closed door meeting tonight. Board chair John C Williams Jr says no action will be taken during the executive session on Conrad’s future with the agency.
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