Main Minibottle Violation Is Improper Bottle Opening
The South Carolina minibottle system faces ongoing violations as retailers fail to open liquor where customers can view. S J Pratt reports that about 20 violations occurred in three weeks, mainly when customers sit away from the pour.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Alcohol Beverage Control Commission
Shaw Claims Milk Hike Goes to Dairymen
Charles A. Shaw of the South Carolina Dairy Commission asserts the recent 4.5 cent rise in minimum milk prices benefits dairy farmers and aligns with federal price freeze rules. The move, under investigation by IRS officials, raises retail minimums to 72 cents per half gallon on Aug 6 with a further 3 cent increase planned for Sept 15 contingent on federal actions on Sept 12.
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Charles A. Shaw
South Carolina
State Dairy Commission
Shaw
Holbrook Rion
Economic Stabilization Branch
Internal Revenue Service
Harden Denounces South Carolina Education Bureaucracy
William G. Harden denounces the South Carolina Department of Education as a rigid bureaucracy after being dismissed from Bowman schools for publicizing a report alleging misuse of federal aid for disadvantaged students. He spoke to Richland County Young Democrats, claiming the district aimed to silence him.
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William G. Harden
South Carolina Department of Education
Bowman Schools
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Kneece Pushes Multi-Member Plans For South Carolina
Rep. Robert Kneece argues to keep counties with multiple House members intact and favor multi member districts to reduce population variance. He and Sen. Harry Chapman Jr. oppose splitting large urban counties into new districts amid Justice Department scrutiny.
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Robert Kneece
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South Carolina
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Harry Chapman Jr
Greenville
Justice Department
Randall T. Bell
Harry M. Lightsey Jr
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Kissinger Named Secretary of State to Shape Foreign Policy
Henry Kissinger becomes secretary of state while remaining national security adviser. The move aims to energize Nixon’s diplomacy, elevate Kissinger above normal limits, and improve relations with Congress and foreign governments as the State Department eyes policy leadership and administrative delegation.
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Associated Press
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William P. Rogers
U.S
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Watergate
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Congress
Senate
House
Rogers
Capitol Hill
Washington
Department
Agency
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