Abortion Rights Activists Take Victory In Assembly
Abortion rights supporters failed to force a vote on an informed consent abortion bill in the House Judiciary Committee after a 63 to 39 defeat. The move follows prior delays and opposition in both chambers, with lawmakers urging delay pending Supreme Court guidance.
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Columbia
House
la Roland Corning
House Judiciary Committee
Harret Keysering
D-Beaufort
David Beasley
R-Society Hill
Beasley
Supreme Court
Thomas Moore
D-Clearwater
Senate
Moore
Alex Macaulay
West Union
Senate Inouye bill targets cable operators over basic pricing
The proposal would set basic rate regulations where no competition exists and require programming on cable to be accessible to other multichannel TV firms. It defines basic service as 30 percent of customers and aims to curb channel upselling while preserving access to popular networks like ABC CBS NBC. It notes rising prices since 1986 and argues competition lowers costs.
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Inouye
General Accounting Office
Washington, D.C
Montgomery County
Basic
Federal Communications Commission
ABC
CBS
NBC
Council For Information Finance
Anita H. Lilly
Ning
City Council
Edwin C
Ed) Evans
Aiken council hears city growth needs and costs
City departments outline expanding volunteer programs to meet demand, with 7.5 million dollars for Aiken Mile Track infield development and a 2 million dollar indoor facility addition planned for H Odell Weeks Center. Woodward Tract at 350000 dollars, electronic meter readers eyed, and volume based garbage fees proposed. Public works discusses parkway studies, CAFR plans, zoning revisions by 1993, and paralegal hire for City Attorney. ADA act impacts city operations with no funds allocated yet.
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Terry R. Rhinehart
Parks and Recreation
Council
Aiken Mile
Rhinehart
H. Odell Weeks Activites Center
Woodward ‘Tract
Roger P.ledue
Engineering and Public Works
LeDue
Cnts
Cau
S. 176
LeDuc
Ney
M. Houy
Holly
Holy
South Carolina
Frances M. Thomas
Ms. Thomas
Takacs Quartet Delivers Eclectic Schubert Kurtag At Aiken
The Takacs String Quartet presented a varied program at Etheredge Center as part of USC Aiken Cultural Series. They opened with Schubert String Quartet No 12 in C minor then Kurtag’s eerie modern piece, followed by Haydn’s cheerful String Quartet in D major Op. 76 No. 4 and closed with Schubert Death and the Maiden, delivering an intense, passionate finale.
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Hayden
Schubert
Kurtag
Takacs
Etheredge Center
Aiken
Usc Aiken
Franz Schubert
Franz List Academy
Budapest
Gyonay Kurtag
Franz Joseph Hayden
Death
Rabies Cases Steady in South Carolina Despite 1992 Exposures
In 1992 nearly two dozen people in Horry County are treated for rabies exposure after contact with four ferrets, one rabid. Two ferrets died, a third ferret tested rabies positive before disposal, while a fourth tested negative. About 150 attendees at a family reunion were exposed. two people remain under treatment. Health officials note rabies vigilance remains crucial and vaccination after bites is essential.
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South Carolina
Horry County
Mike Shaw
Logan Merritt
State Department of Health and Environmental Control
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