Senate Judiciary Votes Down Proposed Minibottle Changes
The South Carolina Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously approved ratification of the minibottle amendment but rejected changes to the enabling bill. The panel kept one corrective measure allowing minibottle sales by retail outlets, while dismissing proposals on health rating requirements and lower license fees. If ratified, a month delay could occur before minibottles begin and brown bagging ends.
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South Carolina
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Albert Dooley
Lexington
Judiciary Committee
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Dooly
Health Department
Department
South Carolina House Debates 18-Year Age of Responsibility
The South Carolina House discussed a proposed constitutional amendment to lower the age of responsibility from 21 to 18. Rep. Julius Baggett objected, delaying a potential vote while supporters note 18-year-olds can vote. If approved by both houses, it would go to a 1974 general election referendum.
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South Carolina
House
Julius Baggett
McCormick
Baggett
Senate
Carroll Campbell
Greenville
Baekey
Aiken Standard Publishing Details and Rates
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each afternoon except weekends. Located at 124 Rutland Drive, Aiken SC 29801 with mail rates $22 yearly, $11.60 half year, $6.40 three months. AP dispatches used. republication rights reserved.
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Aiken Standard
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Aiken
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Associated Press
Additional Teacher Pay Hike Rejected in South Carolina
The House Ways and Means Committee rejected Gov. John West's 700 dollar teacher pay raise and approved a 266.1 million dollar State Department of Education budget. A 500 dollar boost, proposed by the Budget and Control Board, was adopted. The panel works on the 1973-74 budget possibly exceeding 740 million. West cited surplus revenue, while lawmakers said he spoke without consult. Education funding would increase local per student contributions from 17.50 to 25 dollars.
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House
Ways and Means
John West
State Department of Education
Budget and Control Board
West
South Carolina
Black Woman Appointed To State Education Board
Gov. John West named Dr. Marianna W. Davis of Benedict College to the South Carolina Commission on Higher Education. Davis, an English professor and Benedict College administrator, is an Orangeburg native and educator with a record as community leader.
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S. C. Commission On Higher Education
John West
Marianna W. Davis
Benedict College
West
Davis
Orangeburg
Dr. Davis
Benedict
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