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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1978

Page

8

Adoption Of Budget Expected For Today

The Missouri Legislature acts toward a compromise 1.375 billion budget bill with a free conference vote after House approval 97 to 2. Senate backed free conference powers to reach a final agreement on city and county homestead exemptions and sunset review. The plan includes six year agency reviews and audits before possible agency termination.

Columbia House Senate Rex L. Carter D-Greenville Carter Legislative Audit Council State Reorganization Commission

South Carolina Moves To Make Martin Luther King Birthday a State Holiday

The South Carolina Senate approved a bill to add January 15, MLK's birthday, as a legal state holiday with optional time off for about 55,000 state employees. The measure also offers optional days off for Confederate Memorial Day May 10 and Jefferson Davis Birthday June 3, expanding holidays from 11 to potential three unworking days. The House previously sent the bill to the Senate after passage and debate, with McMillan the lone recorded nay in the Senate.

Columbia South Carolina Senate House Sen Gilbert McMillan Aiken Robert E. Lee Jefferson Davis McMillan

Police union to vote on tentative Memphis contract

Memphis police officials to hold a membership vote on a tentative economic pact with the city. Firefighters’ talks extended into the early morning as city negotiators pressed for an agreement. City leaders said police terms align with wage packages accepted by 11 other unions.

Police Memphis Memphis, Tenn David Baker Memphis Police Association Baker Henry Evans International Association of Firefighters Wyeth Chandler

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