Korbut to marry next year after St Louis visit
In St Louis, Russian gymnast Olga Korbut, 21, bought a 177 dollar wedding dress and a 55 dollar fingertip veil at J C Penney, saying she will marry next year in Russia. She paid with three hundred dollar bills and indicated the groom would be a particular boy she knows.
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ST. Louis
Ga Korbut
Miss Korbut
J.C. Penney
Russia
Edna Welch
John Glenn
Auction To Benefit North Augusta Stadium Fund
North Augusta High School hosts an auction at the school gym from 6 p.m. to finish sale proceeds benefiting the stadium fund. Auction chairman John L. Hixon says it will be a large sale with many donations including 1976 autographed footballs from Clemson USC and Georgia and autographs from sports teams. Other items include antiques radios tools typewriters adding machines and golf clubs. Donations are welcomed via the North Augusta Chamber of Commerce and delivery to the gym is allowed before the auction. used clothing is not accepted.
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John L. Hixon
Clemson University
University of South Carolina
University of Georgia
Court To Examine S C Reapportionment By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a challenge to South Carolina's 1972 Senate reapportionment plan which created single and multi member districts. The case involves Armand Derfer and argues the plan violates one man one vote and Voting Rights Act provisions as critics note the lack of Black senators despite a substantial Black population.
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South Carolina
Senate
U.S. Supreme Court
South Carolina Senate
Armand Derfer
Charleston
Francis Morris
Maxine Woods
W. Brantley Harvey Jr
Harvey
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Clement F Haynsworth
Justice Department
U.S. District Court For
District of Columbia
Atty
Richard G. Kleindeinst
Department
Derfner
Supreme Court
South Carolina House Elects New Committee Chairs
In a surprise vote Rep Nick Theodore unseats Rep Eugene Stoddard as Education and Public Works chair 11 to 7 while Rep Robert McFadden becomes Judiciary chair. Rex Carter is reelected House speaker and Leroy Cain becomes assistant sergeant at arms, first Black in memory to hold the post.
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Columbia
Nick Theodoore
Eugene C. Stoddard
South Carolina
House Education and Public Works Committee
Stoddard
Laurens
Theodore
Greenville
Robert L. McFadden
D-York
House
Judiciary Committee
Robert E. Kneece
D-Richland
McFadden
Rex L. Carter
Leroy Cain
Richard E. Padgett
Cain
George Bell Timmerman Jr
Ways and Means Starts Budget Work For 1977 Session
The House Ways and Means Committee began work on the state budget with plans to have its version ready soon after the January 11 session starts. The Budget and Control Board approved 1.216 billion in expenditures for the 1977-78 year, with an eight percent pay raise for teachers and state workers.
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Ernest F. Hollings
Columbia
Lester Bates
Cain
Carter
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means
State Budget and Control Board
Budget Board
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