Democratic voting takes low profile in South Carolina
In South Carolina the Democratic party will hold a March 15 preference poll after precinct caucuses. Voters are separated by candidate as Carter Kennedy and Brown supporters, with uncommitted groups counted for proportional delegate allocation to county and state conventions.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Marcia Duffy
President Carter
Ted Kennedy
California
Jerry Brown
Carter
Kennedy
Ms. Duffy
Five Die In Weekend State Highway Crashes
The South Carolina Highway Patrol reports three fatalities over the weekend on state roads. Linda Jochran Cain, 28, of Piedmont, died Sunday morning in Greenville County after a collision. Gussie Scott, 62, of Garnet, was struck by a vehicle Saturday night on U.S. 321 in Jasper County. Bobby Hendrix, 30, of Concord, North Carolina, died Friday night in a two truck crash on Interstate 95 in Colleton County. The AP tallies weekend deaths from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday.
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Associated Press
South Carolina Highway Patrol
Linda Jochran Cain
Piedmont
Greenville County
Gussie Scott
Garnet
U.S. 321
Jasper County
North Carolina
Colleton County
Bobby Hendrix
Concord
N.C
Budget Bill, Term Limits, and Reorganization Moves In South Carolina
In Columbia AP reports major legislation awaiting action after week two of the 1980 session. The 1.7 billion budget bill heads to the House, while two term governor bills await action in committees. Other measures include living will protections, Confederate flag debate, DC representation, double taxation, sunset reform, chiropractic board renewal, and adoptee access to birth records with consent.
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Columbia
House
Senate
Judiciary
Dick Riley
House Judiciary Committee
D.C
U.S
District of Columbia
Congress
Judiciary Committee
State Reorganization Commission
Board of
Chiropractic Examiners
Commission On Higher Education
SCEA Accuses Chamber and School Boards Over Dues Bill
The South Carolina Education Association president accuses the state Chamber of Commerce and the SC School Boards Association of fostering discrimination against Democratic or minority groups by backing a campaign to defeat a measure that would allow payroll deductions for union dues. The bill’s defeat means teachers must pay dues in lump sums at school-year start, risking hardship for those with limited summer funds.
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Columbia
South Carolina Education Association
State Chamber of Commerce
South Carolina School Boards Association
Marks
Professional Association
SCEA
Priest Calls Abortions a New Holocaust in SC Letter
Charleston AP reported Most Rev. Ernest L. Unterkoefler issued a pastoral letter accusing the 1973 Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion of creating a new Holocaust for the unborn. He claimed 36,000 fetuses terminated in South Carolina since the ruling and warned of renewed euthanasia efforts. He distributed copies to over 1,000 Catholic leaders statewide.
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Charleston
Ernest L. Unterkoefler
U.S. Supreme Court
Unterkoefler
South Carolina
South
Carolina
Euthanasia Society of America
ACLU Praises Douglas as Beacon for Civil Liberties
The American Civil Liberties Union of South Carolina honors William O. Douglas with a resolu tion calling him a beacon for individual liberties. Douglas died at 81, praised as a judicial giant whose career protected civil liberties and the environment against government encroachment. The board also urged SC lawmakers to oppose a bill revising the federal criminal code as a violation of the Constitution.
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Columbia
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
The
American Civil Liberties Union of
South Carolina
Douglas
ACLU
United States
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Kalmia Plaza
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S.A.E
New Holocaust
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