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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1980

Page

7

Lifeline rate debate heard at PSC hearing in Columbia

About 200 people urged a $5 lifeline plan for the first 50 local calls with a 5 cent add on for each extra call. The proposal accompanies Southern Bell's rate increase case as consumer advocates argue the plan would fairly distribute costs while seniors warn of loneliness and hardship.

Columbia State Public Service Commission Southern Bell Telephone Co Irvin D. Parker Parker PSC South Carolina South Carolina Action Willie J. Nelson Southern Bell Nelson LeRoy Brown

Sentenced Murderer Loved His Victim in Court

Cyrus E Allen, 62, sentenced to four consecutive life terms after pleading guilty to killing Vivian Allen, her daughter, son-in-law, and 7-year-old granddaughter in Columbia. He claimed his estranged wife's family plotted against him while acknowledging pulling the trigger. The victims included Dr James R Clark and his wife Yvonne. another adopted daughter survived.

Columbia Cyrus E. Allen Allen Detroit Vivian Allen Marion H. Kinon James R. Clark Yvonne Clark Ylinda

York County Nominated To Pilot Human Services Project

A subcommittee of the State Reorganization Commission recommends York County as the first site to pilot a state human services coordination project. Greenville and Spartanburg would serve as reference points to compare delivery, costs, and cooperation among agencies.

Columbia York County State Reorganization Commission Allen R. Carter Charleston Greenville Spartanburg Edwin A. Levine Human Services Project Levine Gene Klugh

Adoptee Bill Moves Toward Passage in Missouri Senate

Sen. Thomas E. Smith says the bill to let adult adoptees learn their birth parents’ identities drew broad interest. The Senate gave tentative approval by a 28 to 8 vote after he pledged amendments to address opponents’ concerns. The measure requires agencies to provide a biological parent’s name to an adult adoptee and vice versa with written consent, with a 20 day delay if a court injunction is sought.

Columbia Thomas E. Smith Senate Smith Heyward McDonald D Richland J. Verne Smith Greenville McDonald Sen John Waller D-Marion Waller Tom Smith

Legislature Debates Adoptee Identity Access Laws

Lawmakers discuss tightening access to identifying information for adoptees. Senators McDonald Verne Smith and Waller argue consent and parental rights while supporters say adoptees deserve the option to learn their birth parentage.

Voting On Court Post Delayed In South Carolina Senate

The South Carolina Senate delayed voting on re election of Associate Supreme Court Justice Julius B Ness recalling a Feb 6 election date. Senator John Long urged rescheduling to a day when both chambers could act. Senator Arnold S Goodstein criticized the delay as a personal insult to a justice of the Supreme Court.

Columbia State Senate Supreme Court Julius B. Ness Senate House John Long D-Union Ness Long Joint Invitations Committee Representatives Arnold S. Goodstein Dcharleston Goodstein

Six Parties Fill S C Ballots

Six political parties are certified to appear on the South Carolina ballot though some have not fielded candidates for years. The House tentatively approved decertification rules by a 63 to 24 vote, requiring at least 5 percent of the vote in two consecutive general elections to keep a party on the ballot, a move opposed by Rep. John Bradley who warned it could curb small groups.

Columbia South Carolina House John Bradley Charleston

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