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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1980

Page

7

South Carolina Debates Death Definition in Life Support Case

A Charleston court weighs the first legal challenge to life sustaining devices in the state. A 27 month old in a coma whose parents seek withdrawal of machines prompts debate on death definitions and court over legislative action. Officials discuss brain death criteria and evolving medical realities versus existing law.

Columbia South Carolina Charleston Medical University of South Carolina Senate House Judiciary Committee Paul Cantrell General Assembly Cantrell Preston Callison South Carolina Hospital Association Callison

McLeod Sees No Legality In Republican Primary

South Carolina Attorney General Daniel L. McLeod says the March 8 GOP polling has no legal significance since it is not covered by state law. Republican leaders say the vote could still help or not hurt the party’s primary, with formal opinion to follow. Democratic caucuses are set for March 15 and the June 8 Democratic primary remains open to cross participation.

Columbia South Carolina Daniel L. McLeod McLeod Wayne Adams Republican Party Adams Associated Press Broadcasters Association T. Allen Legare Charleston

Two-Term Governor Proposal Faces Tough Senate Fight

South Carolina lawmakers show limited support for a gubernatorial two term plan. Sen. L Marion Gressette predicts strong opposition in the General Assembly as Gov Dick Riley prepares a re election proposal. The Carolina Constitution bars governors from serving two terms, and Gressette notes the two thirds requirement makes passage unlikely. Calhoun Democrat Sen Heyward McDonald introduced the measure last year and is guiding it in the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Columbia South Carolina al Assembly L. Marion Gressette Gressette Dick Riley General Assembly Grossette Calhoun Senate Judiciary Committee Heyward McDonald D-Richland

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