Prinze Buried. Chico Series In Doubt After Funeral
Actor Freddie Prinze is buried after a large funeral in Los Angeles as friends and colleagues mourn his death from a self inflicted wound. Jack Albertson urged celebrate his life while Tony Orlando spoke of Prinze’s inner turmoil and untapped potential. Attendees included Scatman Crothers Lucille Ball and Pat Morita as the TV world contemplates the future of Chico and the Man.
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Bartlett Released After Cancer Surgery In New York
Oklahoma Senator Dewey Bartlett, hospitalized since January 12 for lung surgery, has been released and will return as an outpatient for skin and blood tests on his immune system.
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Ambassador To UN Will Head For Africa
Ambassador Andrew Young begins a 10 day Africa mission to Tanzania Nigeria and other frontline states to discuss future US African relations and support for black majority rule. He will meet Ivor Richard in London and brief President Carter on frontline presidents views.
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New SUREPAY plan aims to deposit paychecks directly
Staff reporter describes the SUREPAY payroll plan to deposit wages directly into employee checking accounts. SOCACHA director Wade M. Brodie notes reduced payroll costs and paperwork, with banks saving on processing. The system could expand to bill payments as costs of paper and check processing rise.
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South Carolina Education Equalization Act targets school funding
A 1977 bill before the South Carolina General Assembly would set a minimum local funding level per district based on tax base, phase in over five years, with $12 million local and $18 million state increases annually. The act aims to curb court challenges, expand aid to early grades and special programs, and require district accountability.
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Shortage Continues as Gas Utility urges Cutbacks
National gas supply remains tight with expected ongoing shortage despite possible weather improvements. Officials urge everyone to lower thermostats to 66 degrees, close unused rooms, and minimize hot water use to ease the strain and support SCE&G through the crisis.
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