SCEA Lawyers Study Deduction Amendment
South Carolina Education Association lawyers will study a compromise payroll deductions bill to see if it allows SCEA dues to be taken from teachers paychecks. The bill faces a Marchant amendment prohibiting deductions for labor unions, described as badly drawn by SCEA spokesman Joe Grant. The House approved the amendment 64 47 after a 107 4 tentative approval of the bill ending a filibuster. The measure would allow donations to United Way and Good Health Appeal and additions for banks and credit unions. Marchant said the amendment narrowly precludes any deduction for labor unions. Grant noted SCEA is not deemed a union by the Department of Labor.
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Columbia
South Carolina Education Association
Joe Grant
Thomas Marchant
U.S. Department of Labor
Grant
Senate
Larry Koon
Lexington
House
United Way and
Good Health Appeal
Koon
Marchant
Greenville Republican
South Carolina
SCEA
Nationalducation Association
Department of Labor
Latta Man Rescues Bound Children Shot By Suspects
Latta, AP reports Raymond Gadsen found two bound and gagged children in woods near Latta after burglars tied them up when the kids stumbled on the stolen goods. Gadsen was shot in the face and listed in fair condition at St. Eugene's Hospital in Dillon. Five men, all Latta area residents, were arrested on burglary and grand larceny charges with more to come.
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LATTA
Here
Raymond Gadsen
St. Eugene’s Hospital
Dillon
Gregg Rogers
Rogers
Dillon County
Douglas Mace
Isaiah Barr
Isaiah Willis
Ronnie McKever Roberts
Clarence Dekeyser Jr
Arnold Kenny
Sellers
U.S. 501
Gadsen
Money Shortage Forces Closing of State Convalescent Center
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control plans to close the state’s only convalescent center for crippled children due to funding shortfalls. Senator Tom Smith urged immediate Senate approval of a House resolution to keep the center open through June 30, the end of the fiscal year. He accused DHEC of rushing the timetable to avoid 1981 82 appropriation discussions.
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Columbia
State Department of Health and Environmental Control
DHEC
Tom Smith
Smith
Florence
Senate
House
Senate Medical Affairs Committee
Hyman Rubin
Mittee
Pamplico
Nuclear Society Meets Tonight in Savannah
The Savannah River Section of the American Nuclear Society meets at 6 45 p m tonight at the Western Sizzlin on U S 1. Duke Power representatives discuss Three Mile Island reactor impact on new designs and facility modifications. Operator training and emergency procedures are also on the agenda.
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Savannah River
American Nuclear Society
Western Sizzlin
U.S. 1
Duke Power Company
Three Mile Island
Acci
Dent
State layoffs prompt call for worker placement program
The executive director, Larry G. Ellis, warns the state shows disregard for laid off employees. He cites nearly 300 layoffs planned in coming weeks and 1,200 employed from October through December. Ellis urges the Budget and Control Board to create a system to reassign displaced workers within state agencies.
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Carolina State Employees
Fepsistion Fae
Larry G. Ellis
Ellis
State Budget and Control Board
Public Forum Examines High Level Nuclear Waste in South Carolina
A Saturday public forum in Columbia titled The Bottom Line High Level Radioactive Waste in South Carolina gathers six civic and environmental groups to discuss disposal at AGNS Barnwell and Savannah River Plant. Speakers from government industry academia and environmental groups cover reprocessing economics tank storage waste solidification geology bedrock disposal and policy issues.
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Savannah River
Allied General Nuclear Services
Barnwell
Columbia
South Carolina
USC Law Center
USC
Department of Energy
AGNS
West Valley
Morris Ill
Tuscaloosa
Sierra Club
League of Women Voters, Environmentalists, Inc
USC Law Society
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Aiken Standard
Aiken, D.C
Man
Nuclear Society
Aiken
Diehard
Sears OF
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Cte
SUN
A.m
Mary Kelly
The
League of Women Voters
Croshby’s
DIAL
Bankers Trust
FDIC
Brooke Shields
SAT
Hymes of
Park Ave
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