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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1980
Page
3
Conway AP Nancy Stevenson South Carolina lieutenant governor plans to run in the 1982 governor race Rep Lois Eargle says she introduced Stevenson as a possible first woman governor She did not comment on the introduction during her speech Stevenson supported Carter's call for women to register for the draft
President Carter planned to appoint Gov. Richard W. Riley to lead a state planning council on nuclear waste management. The panel will advise on siting construction and operation of waste facilities with cabinet members governors and local officials.
A Republican straw poll of 1 045 Richland County caucus attendees shows Ronald Reagan with 52 percent of 78 precinct votes. Reagan led 545 to 274 for Bush and 141 for Connally, with 48 for Baker and 25 undecided.
Rep John P Gardner Jr of Arlington accuses efforts to elect legislators to a new state appeals court of self interest and cronyism. He urges the House Judiciary Committee to oppose repeal of the 1979 law creating the five member court and to push for immediate elections for four additional appellate judges. The Senate Judiciary Committee had approved repeal efforts.
Columbia psychiatrist Ian S. Gale, jailed for housebreaking, seeks return of about 20000 in rare coins and currency. He filed a 225000 suit against Mrs. T Jackson Lowe, Easter Seal Society director, alleging ownership of coins dating from the late 19th and early 20th centuries after a 1976 theft.
The Medical University of South Carolina board divided on whether committee meetings should be public. Ten trustees were surveyed. Pratt and five favor closing, four support openings under some circumstances, and two did not comment. The issue arose after two meetings were closed to reporters under a quorum rule and FOI law carveouts.
State Sen. Tom Smith of Florence announced he will not seek the 6th Congressional District seat held by Rep. John Jenrette. The 41 year old veteran said he can be more effective in the Senate and that Congress is a different process.
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