West raises teacher pay to 700 dollars in Columbia
Gov. John West boosted his teacher pay raise proposal to 700 dollars after Budget Board members were told of a 22.6 million dollar current year surplus by Dr. James A. Morris of the State Economic Advisory Board. The plan adds 5.6 million dollars to reach 19.6 million annually. Education groups had urged 1400 dollars. Morris cited bright economic prospects statewide and nationally. West also eyed using remaining revenue for state funded tuition grants for private colleges.
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Columbia
John West
Morris
South Carolina Education Association
South Carolina Minibottle Debate Faces Senate Hurdles
The S C House backs a minibottle system with 86 33 approval for liquor by the drink. The Senate adjourns debate after complaints voters were misled last November. Zoning and tax provisions spark concerns over cost and access, with potential final passage after three readings in both houses.
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Columbia
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Senate
Aiken Standard Publication Details
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes afternoons except Saturdays and Sundays. Located at 124 Rutland Drive, Aiken South Carolina 29801 with PO Box 456. AP dispatches. rights to republication reserved. pricing by carrier and mail listed.
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Aiken Standard
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Aiken
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Associated Press
Nurses at South Carolina State House Provide Medical Aid
Two young nurses Mary Ann Flynn and Myra Cash staff the State House each day, part time from Richland Memorial Hospital, under the South Carolina Medical Association. They check blood pressure, dispense vitamins, and run a first aid station for legislators and visitors, arguing preventive care can avert heart issues.
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Columbia
State House
South Carolina
Mary Ann Flynn
Myra Cash
Richland Memorial Hospital
South Carolina Medical Association
Senate
General Assembly
Jarvis Klapman
Lexington
Miss Flynn
University of South Carolina School of Nursing
No-Fault Insurance Plan Introduced In Senate
South Carolina moves toward a no fault auto liability plan with Rep. James Moss proposing a mandatory policy provision for 2500 dollars to cover medical bills lost wages and vehicle damage. The bill would let victims claim from their own insurer regardless of fault and may advance after studies by committees before a 1974 start. Senate and House also advance constitutional amendments on public office qualifications succession rules and changes process with further readings and governor action expected.
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Columbia
House
Senate
Fgg
South Carolina
Moss
Labor, Commerce and Industry Committee
John West
Judiciary Committee
General Assembly
Welfare Work Bill Aims Labor Checks For Able Bodied Recipients
South Carolina House considers Rep. Lucius Porth bill authorizing counties and state agencies to use able bodied welfare recipients for labor including highway litter pickup. Refusal to work would stop welfare checks. illness exemptions require sworn doctor or welfare board statement. Other actions include a study grant for federal programs and veteran disability tax exemptions.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Lucius Porth
Lexington
Porth
County Welfare Board
Lexington County
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