Clemson Budget Up Seven Point Eight Million
Clemson University trustees approve a 61.9 million dollar budget for 1974-75, including 21.1 million for public service and a 7.8 million dollar year rise. They rename Memorial Stadium field to Frank Howard Field and plan an 18 hole campus golf course funded by Charles B Fellers. A separate Charleston court suit by Bertha Ackerman alleges gender bias denies her an inspector job with the US Customs Service.
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Clemson
Clemson University
Clemson Memorial Stadium
Frank Howard
Charles B. Fellers
Charlotte
Columbia
Bertha Ackerman
US Customs Service
Charleston
Med Dean Named Acting Dean at USC Medical College
William Adams Smith is named acting dean of the forthcoming University of South Carolina medical college aimed to open by fall 1975. The project advances USC’s plan to establish a new medical school and expand its campus offerings.
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Columbia
William Adams Smith
Medical College
University of South Carolina
Hollings Seeks Harbor Funds for Charleston and Murrells Inlet
Senator Hollings reports the Senate Appropriations Committee approved a 1.8 million plan to divert the Cooper River and reduce harbor silting at Charleston South Carolina. The panel also backed 250 thousand for Murrells Inlet and other South Carolina harbors.
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Washington
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c
Senate Appropriations Committee
Cooper River
Charleston
S.C
Hollings
South Carolina
Murrells Inlet
South Carolina GOP Chief Condemns Impeachment Probe
Spartanburg AP confirms South Carolina Republican Party chairman Jesse L. Cooksey blasted the House Judiciary Committee as ruining the country by impeaching the president. He said he was furious at the committee vote and called the inquiry a circus costing taxpayers 1.5 million dollars after a year and a half of proceedings.
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Spartanburg
Jesse L. Cooksey
South Carolina
Republican Party
House Judiciary Committee
Cooksey
Balance Sheet and Affidavit for Orangeburg Bank 1974
The document reports the bank in Orangeburg South Carolina and its domestic subsidiaries with total assets 67 945 173 70 1 684 991 66 14 505 125 35 20 040 92 891 546 25 including reserves on loans and securities and common stock details. It includes attestations by Senior Vice President and notary Leila S. Gray sworn July 17 1974 with commission expiry 1979.
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State of
South Carolina
Orangeburg
Leila $. Gray
Insecticide Kills Child in Farm Spray Incident
AP reports a Friday tragedy at a McColl farm where a spray containing a deadly insecticide led to one death and three hospitalizations. Five year old Tommy Ray Clark died while his siblings, all preschoolers, were admitted for treatment.
Morris ends run pledges no endorse in runoff
Lt. Gov. Earle E. Morris Jr. says he will not publicly back Ravenel or Dorn in the runoff after losing the Democratic gubernatorial race. He cites partisan dissatisfaction, admits a $75,000 personal debt, and says he may return to business in the Columbia area after his term ends.
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Columbia
Earle E. Morris Jr
Charles ‘‘Pug
Ravenel
Bryan Dorn
Morris
Dorn
John C. West
Pickens
Lexington County
Graniteville Company acquires Saluda Fabric operation
Graniteville Company buys the Saluda plant from Carolyn Products Inc to form Old Towne Fabrics Inc a wholly owned subsidiary. Timmerman says the move starts a home furnishings line on a small scale and supports growth in finishing work within Graniteville's existing operations.
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Graniteville
Graniteville Company
Carolyn Products, Inc
Saluda
Carolyn
Old Towne Fabrics, Inc
Old Towne Fabrics
McCampbell
West 42Nd St
New York
Old Towne
Robert P. Timmerman
Pilot Bails Out In Milwaukee Plane Crash
Capt. Stephen Torrent, 28, of Beaufort, is in intensive care after bailing out of his plane seconds before it crashed on Saturday in Milwaukee. He sustained multiple fractures and remains in critical condition.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Stephen Torrent
Beaufort
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