Meetings Planned Over Catawba Claim by Governor and Chief Blue
Governor James B. Edwards and Chief Gilbert Blue met in Columbia to discuss the Catawba land claim of about 225 square miles, including Rock Hill and part of Carowinds. No agreement reached. further talks planned with Attorney General Daniel R. McLeod advising.
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James B. Edwards
South Carolina
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Rock Hill
Daniel R. McLeod
McLeod
Native American Rights Fund
Don Miller
Dan Israel
Catawba
Carowinds
S.C
South Carolina House Tentatively OKs 1.2 Billion Appropriations
After six days of debate the South Carolina House tentatively approved a 1.2 billion appropriations bill for the next fiscal year. The measure faced opposition over day care funding and pupil teacher ratio cuts, with several legislators criticizing funding choices and the failure to restore day care funds.
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Lina House
T. W. Edwards
Spartanburg
House
Edwards
Ways and Means Committee
Aiken Standard Contact and Publication Details
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each afternoon except weekends from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801. Leased wire AP dispatches used. publisher disclaims responsibility for ad errors but offers free correction in next issue.
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Nationwide Weather Forecast Sees Snow and Rain Across Regions
A nationwide forecast predicts snow over the Great Lakes today with rain moving into New England and the western plains. Temperatures are expected to be seasonably mild across the Pacific to the Plains and across the West and East regions.
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Turnipseed seeks nonbinding curb parking curb for lawmakers
Senator Tom Turnipseed asks the Senate to urge members of the General Assembly to park only in designated spaces near the State House, avoiding metered spots and illegal zones. The measure, nonbinding and sent to the House, cites possible enforcement but lacks legal force.
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Lexington
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Hyman Rubin
D-Richland
Rubin
Education Commission May Be Altered
The Senate Education Committee approved a bill to expand the state Commission on Higher Education from 15 to 18 members and give it broader authority over the states technical education system. Members would be barred from serving on boards of state supported colleges and universities. The measure advances to the full Senate for consideration.
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