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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1981

Page

3

Redistricting Could Reorder South Carolina State Agencies

Sen. Tom Smith warns reapportionment plans may shift members of 246 officials across 35 boards and commissions elected from congressional districts in South Carolina. The issue, tied to six district redraws, risks pitting incumbents and altering control of agencies such as Wildlife and Marine Resources and Health and Environmental Control. The joint conference committee must craft a compromise as PSC reforms push future commissioners to six districts.

Associated Press Columbia Tom Smith South Carolina Senate House of Representatives Richard W Dick) Riley U.S. Justice Department Public Service Commission Smith Senate Judiciary D-Florence Pamplico General Assembly Georgetown County Wildlife and Marine Resources Commission Commission Calvin C. Dawson Georgetown

Two Youths Charged With Slaying in Lancaster County

William Robert Horton aged 20 and a 16 year old boy were arrested after the decomposed body of Buddy Plyler was found. Plyler had disappeared the week before and was shot in the throat and left cheek, apparently with a .32 caliber revolver, Sheriff Nae Parks said.

Lancaster (Ap Lancaster County William Robert Horton Buddy Plyler Nae Parks Plyler Parks

Migrant Funds Seen as Waste by SC Official

South Carolina Migrant Labor Commissioner Allen Walcher calls six million dollars in migrant aid programs a big rip off. He says the funds to aid about 10 000 verified migrants yearly are wasted on administration salaries rents travel and other overhead.

Charleston South Carolina Allen Walcher Walcher Spartanburg

Hartnett Questions 1st District Run If Berkeley Is Moved

Republican Rep. Thomas F. Hartnett says he may skip another term if Berkeley County shifts from the 1st District under the McLeod Plan. Hartnett plans to run presently but notes uncertainty amid House Senate differences and potential reconfiguration.

Charleston General Assembly Berkeley County GOP Thomas F. Hartnett Redeer Charleston News & Courier Hartnett McLeod State House of Representatives Georgetown Allendale Peden McLeod D-Colleton Senate House

Accidents Claim Three In State

Three people died in South Carolina traffic crashes over the weekend. Roosevelt Carter, 18, died in a one car crash on South Carolina 213 near Winnsboro about 11 miles west. Kathleen Richardson, 42, of Cayce, died when her car struck a bulldozer off Fish Hatchery Road near Cayce after apparently falling asleep. Michael Poole, 28, of Wellford, died when his car hit a utility pole along U.S. 29 near Greer in Spartanburg County Friday night.

Associated Press South Carolina Jenkinsville Highway Patrol Roosevelt Carter Winnsboro Lexington County Kathleen B. Richardson Cayce Fish Hatchery Road Lynwood Lybrand Michael Joseph Poole Wellford U.S. 29 Greer Spartanburg County

Francis Marion Holds Commencement Exercises

Florence Francis Marion College graduated 93 seniors as commencement speaker James Rinehart urged continued learning to stay competitive in the professional world. The economics professor warned the world will not cater to graduates’ wants.

Florence James Rinehart Francis Marion College Rinehart Francis Marion

State's First Lady Quicksilver Campaign Work After Surgery

South Carolina first lady Ann Riley known as Tanky, recovering from surgery for breast cancer, actively attends events including a Greenville gala, a ribbon cutting, a jamboree stop with Gov. Riley, chairing a Governor's Task Force meeting, a Democratic women dinner, and a barbecue at the Governor's Mansion. Supporters praise her energy as she circles numerous civic duties.

Columbia South Carolina Ann Riley Tanky American Cancer Society Greenville Gov. Dick Trude Heller Max Heller

State Apple Crop Looks Good

South Carolina expect a record apple harvest of 36 million pounds 857142 bushels driven by ideal weather and strong local orchards in Oconee and Spartanburg counties Agriculture Commissioner Bryan Patrick notes a national drop from 8.8 to 8 million pounds could boost local sales Grower Hercial Moore of Long Creek praises near perfect conditions and good spraying practices

Columbia South Carolina Oconee Spartanburg South Carolina Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Bryan Patrick Hercial Moore Long Creek Oconee County

Friendship College bets on new correspondence program

Friendship College in Rock Hill plans a Long Distance Learning Program reaching 400 students in Puerto Rico Nigeria and Orange New Jersey to help its finances. Program director Randy Scott says risks include higher faculty costs and limited federal aid. President Charles Petress aims to balance the budget and pursue a strong collections effort to recover past due tuition and debts. The college filed for bankruptcy in February facing more than 127000 dollars in supplier debts.

Rock Hill Friendship College Puerto Rico Nigeria Orange N.J Randy Scott Scott Friendship Charles Petress

Lighthouses Nominated for National Register in Charleston

Two 19th century Cape Romaine lighthouses on Lighthouse Island in the Cape Romaine Wildlife Refuge are nominated for the National Register of Historic Places. Built in 1827 and 1857, they served from 1827 to 1947 aside from the Civil War, with the first a 65 foot conical brick tower painted for visibility and the second the oldest in Charleston County. The second lighthouse was lit in 1858 and extinguished in 1947.

Charleston Lighthouse Island Cape Romaine Wildlife Refuge Cape’s Shoals South Carolina Cape Romain

Union Workers Stay On Job At Rock Hill Mill

About 1,000 union workers at Rock Hill Printing and Finishing, the area’s largest employer with 1,600 employees, remained on the job as negotiations paused until M. Lowenstein Corp. officials arrived. The company raised its wage offer to 7 percent while the union had sought 19 percent, and talks resumed after a brief setback with progress reported but remaining issues.

Rock Hill Rock Hill Printing and Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union M. Lowenstein Corp New York Jim Renfroe Renfroe

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