Fraser warns West to view Third World as political force
Australian Prime Minister Fraser urged Western nations to take the Third World seriously as a political force with long term impact. He spoke at the University of South Carolina during a North American tour, stressing skepticism and indifference as dangers and citing Iran and Sukarno as cautions.
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Columbia
J. Malcom Fraser
Fraser
University of South Carolina
Sukarno
Indonesia
Iran
Reagan
Pierre Trudeau
United Nations
Kurt Waldheim
Malcolm Fraser
USC
James B. Holderman
South Carolina
United States
Concert May Close In Red Near Myrtle Beach
AP reports the Carolina Country Jam near Myrtle Beach drew an estimated 25 000 to 30 000 but only about 7 000 attendees paid. Officials warn the rain soaked festival may lose over 2 million with final costs about 2 3 million. Thomas Scott Quinn says gates allowed many free admissions and accounting remains incomplete. About 4 000 tickets were sold, roughly half 25 and half 45 for two days, bringing in about 140 000.
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Myrtle Beach
Carolina
Jamboree Corporation
Thomas Scott Quinn
Quinn
General Calls for U.S. Draft to Counter Soviet Threat
Retired Army General Mark W. Clark urged a return to conscription at a Charleston Rotary Club, arguing the draft would deter the Soviet Union, boost military education, and reduce reliance on women in service. He warned Russia has shifted to an offensive posture and questions U.S. superiority.
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Charleston
Mark W. Clark
U.S
Soviet Union
Clark
Two S C Reactors Potentially Vulnerable to Cracking
The NRC identified 14 older U S nuclear reactors as potentially vulnerable to cracking from rapid cooling in the next year. Oconee Unit No 1 near Seneca and H B Robinson at Hartsville are on the list. Officials say no immediate problems or corrective orders were issued, though future modifications could be ordered.
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Greenville
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
South Carolina
Oconee
Seneca
H.B. Robinson
Hartsville
NRC
Colleges Seek Higher State Funding for 1982 83
South Carolina colleges and universities press budget requests totaling 446 million dollars for fiscal 1982 83, a 22 percent rise over current Commission recommendations. The University of South Carolina College of Charleston Clemson Lander Francis Marion South Carolina State prepare to present, followed by Winthrop MUSC The Citadel and the State Board of Technical and Comprehensive Education with a TEC board video on industrial training and welfare costs.
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Columbia
Commission On Higher Education
Budget and Control Board
South Carolina State
University of South Carolina
College of Charleston
Clemson
Lander
Francis Marion
Winthop
The
Medical University of South Carolina
Citadel
State Board of Technical and Comprehensive Education
TEC Board
NBC
South Carolina
Lloyd Dobbins
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