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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1979

Page

5

Usury Law Change Could Lift South Carolina Ceiling

Debate over raising the 9 percent usury cap on conventional home loans advances at a public hearing. Advocates argue higher rates would free capital for mortgages. opponents warn of higher costs for homeowners. The issue divides lawmakers and consumer advocates amid tight funding for lending.

Columbia South Carolina Savings and Loan Associations Savings and Loan Lobby Sen Thomas Hartnett Charleston Senate Parker

Milk price hike delayed by South Carolina panel

South Carolina Dairy Commission canceled a planned Jan 1 milk price increase after a hearing was set for Jan 22 to decide on reinstating the hike. The move followed a challenge from the state Consumer Advocate and a judge's earlier hearing. The panel indicated action would come after reviewing facts, possibly within a week.

Columbia South Carolina State Dairy Commission Charles Shaw Commission Shaw Walter Bristow State Consumer Advocate Irvin Pete Parker

Magazine High Times deemed legal to sell in South Carolina

The state attorney general's office says High Times may be sold in South Carolina despite Rep. David F. McInnis campaign to ban it. An assistant attorney general notes the magazine glorifies narcotics but sales are protected by the First Amendment.

McInnis Wells

Rock Hill Man Charged With Murder Over Car Lot Slaying

A Rock Hill man, Donnie McKinley Matthers, 32, is charged with murder after Jimmy Street, 50, was found dead in Hearn Ford's parking lot on Heckle Bypass. Street owned Jimmy Street's Driving School. A 12 gauge shotgun was used. no motive or theft reported.

Rock Hill Donnie McKinley Matthers Jimmy Street Hearn Ford Heckle Street Bob Morton

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