Pollution Curbs Adopted By South Carolina Authority
The South Carolina Pollution Control Authority adopted new air pollution regulations targeting process industries like mining cotton gin operations and cement plants. The measures are part of the state's Air Pollution Implementation Plan under the 1970 Clean Air Act and include an emergency episode plan for health-threatening pollution conditions.
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Columbia
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Blackout Hits State Capitol in Columbia
A truck struck a utility pole near the State House causing a power outage that lasted over an hour. Lights failed shortly before 9 a.m. and crews used flashlights and battery lights until power returned just before 10 a.m. ahead of the House session.
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Columbia
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Graniteville Church to Host Songfest and Revival
Graniteville Church of God hosts a songfest Saturday at 7 30 p m featuring the Revelaires Quartet of Gainsville Ga and the Crawford Avenue Church of God choir A week of revival services begins Sunday with Rev Jerry Moore as guest evangelist Public invited.
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Revelaires Quartet
Gainsville
Crawford Avenue Church of God
Jerry Moore
Free tuition bill for POW/MIA children advances in South Carolina Senate
The South Carolina Senate tentatively approved a bill to provide free college tuition to 22 children of POWs or MIAs in Southeast Asia. The measure, authored by Sen. James M. Waddell, heads to final passage before moving to the House while a second bill on auto dealer coercion is sent to committee. The session adjourned until Tuesday.
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House
James M. Waddell
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Judiciary Committee
Richard Riley
Greenville
SCE&G Presents Service Awards to 159 Employees
South Carolina Electric & Gas Company honored 159 staff with service awards for 25 to 45 years. The event occurred at the Town House Motel in Columbia with company officers presenting the honors. From Aiken, 25 years recipients were H N Burkhalter, Louis L Burnette, Thomas M Ferguson, and John A Rhodes. 30 years went to Jack W Cole man and J F Staley.
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South Carolina Electric & Gas Company
Town House
Columbia
Aiken
H.N. Burkhalter
Louis L. Burnette
Thomas M Ferguson
John A. Rhodes
Jack W. Coleman
J.F. Staley
Weather Still Threat To Trees Across State
Clemson foresters warn that ice snow damage to trees remains possible in parts of South Carolina despite mild winter. Small repairs can be done by homeowners with proper cuts and wound dressing. call a professional for large damage near buildings.
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South Carolina
Clemson University Foresters
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