USC Plans To Limit Overnight Visitation At USC
USC trustees approved changes barring overnight visits by opposite sex in campus housing for all freshmen and sophomores next year with full ban by 1992 88 school year. Students express defeat but vow to lobby and inform incoming freshmen of policy shifts. Also report notes National Enquirer owner Macfadden Holdings to buy company behind the tabloid for 412.5 million dollars.
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University of South Carolina
Elliott Hiddleson
Beaufort
Amy Beckham
St. Matthews
New York
National Enquirer
Macfadden Holdings Inc
Weather outlook with showers and thundershowers likely
Mostly cloudy conditions remain tonight with a chance of showers and thundershowers. Lows drop to the low 50s and the high reaches the low 70s with a 68 percent chance of thunderstorms. See details on Page 16A.
Deaths: Atkinson Bordeaux Ford Prather listed
Obituary notices announce deaths of Melvin R. Atkinson Augusta Matthew D. Bordeaux North Augusta Hurtzhell H. Ford Aiken Marvin Prather Belvedere details on page 19a accompany their memorials.
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Melvin R. Atkinson
Augusta
Matthew D. Bordeaux
North Augusta
Hurtzhell H. Ford
Aiken
Marvin Prather
Belvedere
Agreement Could End Quota System
Washington officials say the Bush administration is pursuing trade liberalization that could end the U.S. quota system on textiles and apparel. Talks in Geneva aim to bring textiles under GATT rules, shifting to multilateral agreements and potentially lowering tariffs with LDCs. Real bargaining starts in July as Uruguay Round negotiations continue.
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Geneva
U.S
Commerce Department
United States
South Carolina
LDC
Uruguay
Tax Freedom Day Arrives May 4 After Filing Deadline
Tax Foundation marks 1989 Tax Freedom Day on May 4, the day the average worker earns enough to pay federal, state, and local taxes. The date reflects the burden of government levies and follows the traditional filing deadline for 1988 returns.
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Washington
Tax Foundation
Kids View Taxes Through A Child's Perspective
The article reports South Airicn Baptist Christian School second graders share views on taxes as April 17 deadline nears. Students define taxes as money for houses and public goods, discuss consequences of nonpayment, and imagine how tax money should be used including schools, medicines, malls, and community needs.
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Tammy Lord
South Airicn Baptist Christian School
John Lawrence
Heather Adams
Miss Adamis
Sara Porter
Washington
Julia James
Scott Riley
Lawrence
U S Trade Deficit Expands in February
The Commerce Department reports the U S merchan dise trade gap rose 20.9 percent to 10.5 billion in February as imports climbed 5.3 percent while exports grew only 0.6 percent. The deficit, alongside January revised shortfall, signals slower 1989 growth and may affect tax revenues.
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Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
Gener
Shealy Seeks Floor Vote On Lottery Bill In Senate
Senator Shealy announced plans to push a floor vote in the South Carolina Senate next week to move his lottery bill out of Finance Committee. Speaking in Langley at the Aiken County Republican convention, he claimed enough support to act even if turnout is low. He also lobbied for two resident senators for the reapportionment cycle, noting growth in Aiken and neighboring Edystone.
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Aiken County
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Senate Finance Committee
Aiken
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General Assembly
Edyefield
Thomas L
Tommy) “Voore
Clearwater
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