Architect Mills and Dr Young Enter South Carolina Hall of Fame
Myrtle Beach AP. South Carolina inducts famed architect Robert Mills designer of the Washington Monument and Dr. Austin Young a mental health innovator into the SC Hall of Fame. Induction drew about 600 at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center as Mrs. Young credited late husband Dr. Henry Young and Anderson Memorial Hospital staff for advances in mental health care.
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Lancaster Teachers Rally for Pay Raises on Local Radio
Lancaster teachers urge greater pay via radio spots and newspaper ads. The Lancaster County Education Association funds four radio versions airing twice daily on WLCM AM and WPAJ FM until Friday to pressure the county council. Bruce Ambrose says radio is the path to reach the public. John Sullivan notes such tactics are rare but can be effective.
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Triple Slaying Trial Continues in Berkeley County
The Moncks Corner murder trial for Henry Wesley Copeland and Sammy David Roberts resumes as Solicitor Barr aims to call key witness Danny Rae Coker who has immunity in exchange for testimony. A five-by-seven juror panel hearsWitnesses present in the June 19 killings of William Spain Kenneth Krause and Louis Cakely.
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Berkeley
Capers G. Barr III
Danny Rae Coker
Henry Wesley Copeland
Sammy David Roberts
Water under study as South Carolina faces scarce resource
Lt. Gov. Nancy Stevenson urged action to quantify the state's water supply and usage. She warned water could become as valuable as oil within a decade, stressing that South Carolina, though rich in the resource, is not unlimited.
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Nancy Stevenson
South Carolina
Bostic Weighs Offer for Rural Development Post
James E. Bostic Jr a former deputy assistant secretary of agriculture has not decided whether to accept the undersecretary post offered in the Reagan administration Sen Strom Thurmond announced the offer Bostic 33 a Clemson graduate with a PhD in textile chemistry leads regulatory affairs at Riegel Textile Corp in Greenville and chairs the state Commission on Higher Education
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College Race Change Needs Money and Leadership
South Carolina State College President Maceo Nance says equal opportunity and access do not by themselves alter racial balance. He argues that improving diversity requires funding, strong leadership, and attitude changes across South Carolina's colleges and universities.
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South Carolina State College
South Carolina
Maceo Nance
Jenrette divorce dispute centers on Abscam cash found
Rita Jenrette, planning divorce from ex Representative John W. Jenrette, found $25,000 in cash in a shoe while packing for a trip to South Carolina. She suspects the Abscam bribe money. prosecutors say serial numbers do not match. Jenrette claims the funds come from old CD notes.
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Rudy Maxa
Garwood Promised Return Home Amid Court Martial Evidence
Marine Pfc. Robert Garwood told by North Vietnamese captors he would be sent home after re education. psychiatrist Corcoran testified Garwood was separated from other POWs in 1967 during a goodwill gesture involving Dr. Spock and Joan Baez. Garwood, 34, faces desertion and collaboration charges after 14 years as a detainee near Da Nang.
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Brooks Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Navy
FBI Probes Puerto Rico Bombing by Macheteros
FBI agents swarmed the San Juan area as investigators hunt a small band of independence militants blamed for a 45 million dollar bombing at Muniz Air Base. The attack damaged eight of twenty Corsair II jets and injured two others, with machete insignia left as a calling card.
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Israel to dissolve Knesset and call elections in June
Israel moves to early elections after the Knesset dissolution vote. Prime Minister Menachem Begin’s coalition presses for June polls as Finance Minister Hurvitz resigns over teacher pay raises. Cabinet members debate timing with indep endent factions amid a 58 seat coalition.
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Knessset
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Frigid Northeast Sees Record Lows and Travel Boom
Bitter deep freeze grips the Northeast and Florida with record lows from Old Forge New York to Jacksonville. Travel agencies report surge in Florida requests while harbors ice up. schools close and gas lines freeze as vessels and ferries face delays.
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