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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1975

Page

11

Fall Meetings To Decrease Senate Backlog

South Carolina Senate chairmen approve fall meetings to clear a backlog of bills before 1976 session. Judiciary and Finance committees set first fall meeting for September 16 under Sen. L. Marion Gressette.

Columbia South Carolina Senate L. Marion Gressette Dcalhoun Judiciary Finance

Senate Reapportionment Delay Tied to McLeod Hearing

A South Carolina Senate Study Committee plans a return meeting within a week to decide steps after a court-ordered realignment of the 46 member Senate. Attorney General Daniel R. McLeod will report from Washington to guide legal options. The panel, voting 3-1, also ousted newsmen as it met in private.

Columbia Senate Daniel R. McLeod McLeod Chamber Ign South Carolina House Justice Department

New Law Would Give Rights To Father Of Illegitimate Child

The state attorney general's office proposes amending adoption law to grant the natural father of an illegitimate child the same right of consent as the mother before adoption. Rep. Carolyn Frederick says a bill to make the change will be profiled by a legislative committee and is expected to pass with little opposition.

Columbia State Attorney General's Office Atty Raymond Halford U.S. Supreme Court Carolyn Frederick Greenville

Misconceptions About Eye Health Debunked by Experts

Health officials in South Carolina explain common eye myths and emphasize regular exams. Dr. Kemick notes aging affects vision but fatigue from reading or TV does not damage eyes, while cataracts and glaucoma remain key risks.

Department of Health and Environmental Control DHEC William A. Kemick Bureau of Maternal and Child Care Palmetto State Kemick Commission For the Blind Thelma Shaw Commission Lions Clubs of South Carolina Lions Lions Light Conservation Association Columbia

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