South Carolina Land Use Panel Aims for Protecting Nature
A South Carolina land use committee vows a protective, not punitive, plan guiding orderly economic growth while preserving natural beauty. Lt. Gov. Earle Morris leads the panel which warns against statewide zoning and stresses broad public input and ecological balance.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Earle Morris
Morris
Gene Boles
State Division of Administration
Richard Rabino
Florida State University
Richard Miller
Wilbur Smith and Associates
Dorn Defends Industry Against Critics in Columbia
South Carolina Congressman W. J. Bryan Dorn told about 100 industry representatives that private industry should not be blamed for progress in water pollution control. He praised nuclear power, urged reliance on experts, and emphasized economical solutions as he sponsored comments at a seminar on the Federal Water Pollution Control Act of 1972.
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Columbia
South Carolina
W.J. Bryan Dorn
Dorn
Washington
National Academy of Science
South Carolina Chamber of Commerce
Division of Educational Services
McNair Denies 1974 Governor Run Rumors
Former Governor Robert McNair says he did not encourage stories that he will seek another term in 1974. He notes support for Lt. Gov. Earle Morris but refuses to engage in 1974 politics in 1972. Morris says McNair is committed to him if he runs.
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Columbia
Robert McNair
Earle Morris
The
Post
McNair
Earle
Morris
Bob McNair
New Train Begins Service From New York to Miami
Amtrak announced a new streamlined passenger train named the Vacationer will stop daily in Columbia on the New York to Miami route. Service runs through April 29, timing to catch returning northerners after a warm Florida winter.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Amtrak
National Railroad Passenger Corporation
New York
Miami
Florida
Winthrop to Pick Next President With Faculty and Student Voice
Winthrop College trustees announced a search for a new president to succeed Charles Davis, who resigns effective July 1. A trustee committee will include faculty and student representatives to choose a successor, while Davis plans to stay on as a history professor. Davis, who joined Winthrop in 1959, cited his love of teaching as his reason for stepping down. Enrollment has grown to about 4,000 since 1959.
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Rock Hill
Winthrop College
Charles Davis
Davis
William H. Grier
Grier
Winthrop
Florida State University
College For Women
Ain't No Jury Gonna Convict Me Says Turner
Orlando business tycoon Glenn Turner, whose firms face suits in at least 42 states, dismissed subpoenas as deputies served 18 civil-case papers at a civic club luncheon. He quipped about a postal fraud probe grand jury in Orlando and joked about a stamp misprint.
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Turner
Orlando
Fla
Glenn Turner
Orange County
Pollution Free Engine Promised by S C Firm
Aero Turbojet Corp President E Luther Misenheimer announces a new PDT engine with emission mainly water vapor and very low fuel use. The firm seeks licensing for production and aims for pre 1975 EPA standards. display planned at Greenville offices with broad auto-industry attendance.
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Greenville
E. Luther Misenheimer
Aero Turbojet Corp
R. C. Liley
Greenville Research and Development
U.S
Environment Protection Agency
Misenheimer
Committee urges repeal of state garnishment law
A special legislative committee studying the Uniform Consumer Credit Code unanimously recommends repealing South Carolina's garnishment law. Chair Sen. John C. Lindsay says garnishment has little to no footing in the state and credit should not affect a worker's paycheck.
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Columbia
South Carolina
John C. Lindsay
D-Marlboro
Lindsay
General Assembly
Robert Kneece
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