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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1981

Page

8

PSC Selection Method May Face Clout Test

Greenville attorney B O Tommy Thomason Jr chairs the Merit Selection Panel to remove politics from PSC candidate picks as seven seats open June 30 1982. Applicants due Aug 31 about 200 expected. panel to screen November through January and forward nominees to the Legislature for final selection.

Greenville State Public Service Commission B.O Tommy” Thomason Jr Thomason PSC General Assembly

Freshmen Reshape South Carolina Senate With Conservative Bloc

In Columbia AP reports that 11 of 45 new senators, mainly first-year lawmakers, wield outsized influence by aligning with older conservatives. They backed key measures on reapportionment and Riley tax plans, with several Republicans and Democrats among the freshmen forming a pivotal voting bloc.

Columbia South Carolina Senate L. Marion Gressette Rembert C. Dennis Gressette D-Calhoun Dennis Berkeley Phil Leventis Sumter Dick Riley Riley Chamber Arthur Ravenel Glenn McConnell Charleston Norma Russell Ryan Shealy Lexington Harvey Peeler Union Hugh Leatherman Florence Alexander Macaulay Oconee Paul Cantrell Nick Theodore Greenville Thomas Moore Aiken Sen Jeff Richardson

Break Ends For House Senate Has Extra Week

The 1981 South Carolina General Assembly enters a brief pause with the Senate on vacation and the House returning Tuesday. Key items pending include reapportionment, a gasoline tax increase, a $165 million capital improvements bond bill, gubernatorial vetoes, and a voter intent dollar checkoff.

House Senate Columbia South Carolina General Assembly House of Representatives Congressional

Worker Sucked Through Drain Pipe At Peach Farm

Albert Moore 51 of Johnston remained in serious condition at the Medical University of Georgia hospital after being pulled into a 15 inch drain pipe while fishing at J W Vance’s peach farm. Foreman Mike Ransom said the incident occurred Saturday afternoon as Moore freed a snag.

Johnston Albert Moore Medical University of Georgia Augusta Julia Guillebeaux Moore Spiker Harvesting Co Mike Ransom J.W. Vance Spiker Ransom

Rains May Be Factor In South Carolina Traffic Deaths

The South Carolina Highway Patrol cited rainy roads as a possible factor in 17 weekend traffic fatalities across the state. A deadly Pickens County crash, a Marlboro County rollover, and a pattern of higher weekend deaths were noted alongside prior holiday and weekend totals.

Associated Press South Carolina State Highway Patrol Pickens County Delores Martin Davis McColl Marlboro County Clio

Death Penalty Sought in Parkman Murder Case

Jury selection to begin for Lancaster County man John Weaver 37 charged with abducting 18 year old Crystal Parkman and killing her after driving her to an abandoned bus. Prosecutor says death penalty sought if convicted. Body found in a well two days later.

Lancaster Lancaster County Crystal Parkman John Weaver Miss Parkman John Justice Weaver Justice David Threatt Threatt Henry Threatt

Mrs. Riley Returns to Governor's Mansion After Surgery

Ann Tanky Riley, wife of Gov. Dick Riley, left Duke University Hospital and is recuperating at the Governor's Mansion for several weeks following a mastectomy and breast surgery.

Dick Riley Columbia Ann Tanky” Riley Governor’s Mansion

Nation's Oldest Labor Dispute Settled After 25 Years

About 400 former workers began receiving checks Friday from a back pay settlement between the National Labor Relations Board the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union and Milliken & Co owner Roger Milliken. The dispute over Darlington Manufacturing closed in 1956 after a union victory and Supreme Court loss.

Darlington Manufacturing Co National Labor Relations Board Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union Milliken & Co Roger Milliken South Carolina Milliken Darlington Manufacturing NLRB Milliken’s Darlington U.S. Supreme Court

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