Public Record Bill Introduced in South Carolina
A bipartisan bill introduced in the South Carolina House would make public officials who violate the state Freedom of Information Act guilty of a misdemeanor and subject to a $500 fine. The proposal follows Gov. James Edwards recommendations from the prior week and aligns with the 1972 act requiring open meetings and records with limited exceptions.
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Goren On Bridge by Gore n and Sharif 1975
In a regional Florida team match South declares four spades with balanced high cards. West leads diamonds. declarers ruff and draw trumps while one table yields down to one trump, another ruffs and outs, with East Edith Kemp laying a critical club ace.
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Railroads Threaten Closure Without More Aid
Penn Central official warned Congress the bankrupt carrier will embargo cargo on Feb 14 and cease operations around Feb 25 unless federal aid increases beyond the Senate’s $275 million. Ford administration floated higher salvage needs as transportation secretary Barnum urged boosting to $305 million after ICC delayed a 7 percent rate hike.
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Ford Administration
Penn Central Railroad
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
John W. Barnum
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
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