Harnett Says Lebanon Mission Would Be Impossible
Rep. Tommy Hartnett argues U S troops should be pulled from Lebanon, calling the mission impossible as Syrian and Israeli actions and mounting casualties test American resolve. Senator Hollings adds that a large force cannot stabilize Lebanon long term.
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Tommy Hartnett
R-S.c
United States
U.S
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Hartnett
Gemayel
Pay Raises Proposed in South Carolina Budget Draft
South Carolina judges and top agency leaders would receive sizable salary increases under the 1984-85 budget draft. Mental Health Commissioner William Hall would gain 8,789 annually, with Clemson, USC, and MUSC presidents and the highway commissioner also set for raises. The plan faces House scrutiny as the State Audit Council highlighted mismanagement.
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South Carolina
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Budget and Control Board
Mental Health Department
William Hall
Hall
Legislative Audit Council
Clemson University
University of South Carolina
Medical University of South Carolina
Hay Associates
Tom Mangum
Lancaster
National Center For State Courts
Ways Ways and Means Panel Opposed To Tax Hike
In Columbia the House Ways and Means tax subcommittee led by Rep. Herbert Kirsh shows six of seven members oppose Gov. Riley’s 1 cent sales tax for education. Kirsh notes hearings may occur but a negative report is likely and the full committee would still decide.
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Dick Riley
House
Ways and Means
Herbert Kirsh
York
Riley
Kirsh
South Carolina
Tom Mangum
Lancaster
Scott Inkley
Department of Corrections
Inkley
Malls in Spartanburg plan Sunday openings defying Blue Laws
SPARTANBURG AP Spar t anburgs two large shopping malls intend to open Sunday despite South Carolina Blue Laws. Law enforcement says they will not intervene. Magistrate Lloyd Tipton declined to sign an arrest warrant at Waccamaw Pottery, drawing calls to end the law. A meeting of business and police leaders followed. A state attorney general spokesman said the office would study the matter as it develops.
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U.S
Lebanon
Beirut
Vietnam
Spartanburg
Lloyd Tipton
Waccamaw Pottery
Tipton
Columbia
Search continues for missing Broad River fisherman
About 75 searchers using boats and a helicopter failed to locate missing Broad River fisherman Robert Lewis, 20, of Gaffney. The effort was to intensify today after Monday’s long daylight search.
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Broad River
Robert Lewis
Jenrette To Be Sentenced Friday In Abscam Case
Former U S representative John Jenrette faces sentencing Friday after being convicted in the Abscam bribery and conspiracy probe. Judge John Penn may impose up to 35 years in prison and fines, with Jenrette previously living in Florida and linked to a $50 000 bribe plot involving immigration legislation.
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U.S
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FBI
Abscam
John Penn
Jenrette
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Richard Kelly
R-Fla
Washington
U.S. Courts Administrative Office
Penn
Justice Department
Myrtle Beach
John Stowe
United States
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