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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1972

Page

2

Senate Advances South Carolina Freedom Of Information Bill

The Senate tentatively approved the first freedom of information law in South Carolina, expanding public access to most government meetings and records. A substitute kept records of Bank Board investigations confidential, preserving existing protections while lawmakers weigh broader disclosure.

Columbia Senate South Carolina Senate Rules Committee Board of Bank Control

Nuclear Plant Venture Okayed

A South Carolina legislative committee approved a move toward joint public and private ownership of a nuclear power plant. The proposal would amend the 1895 constitution to remove a prohibition on joint ownership and set the stage for a two thirds vote in both houses and voter approval in November. It seeks to empower Santee Cooper and privately owned SCE&G to jointly own or operate generation and transmission facilities and to negotiate binding agreements.

Columbia South Carolina House Ways and Means Committee Senate Tween S.C. Public Serve Authority Santee-Cooper S.C. Electric and Gas Co Sce&g Parr Fairfield County General Assembly

Committee Pushes Raising Bond Limit At University

A bill in the South Carolina House, drawn by the Ways and Means Committee, would raise the University of South Carolina bond ceiling from 8.5 million to 12 million to fund facilities for student activities and intramural athletics, amending the 1966 act.

Columbia University of South Carolina Ways and Means Committee

Aiken Standard Data and Classified Rates

The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes afternoons except weekends. Located at 124 Rutland Drive, Aiken SC 29801, box 456. Rates include per week by carrier $1.73, monthly by carrier $22, and mail options from $6.40 to $11.60.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive Aiken S. C S.C Associated Press

National Drug Hotline Established for Anonymous Tips

The Nixon administration launched a nationwide hotline to report illegal drug sellers. In its first three days the toll free line received over 1000 messages from the public across the country. Dial Area Code 500 368-5363 to contribute tips.

Aiken County Nixon

Maternity Leave Bill Clears Final Legislature Action

A South Carolina measure allowing female state employees to take up to six months of unpaid maternity leave won final approval in the House by voice vote. The bill, authored by Sen. Frank Owens, awaits Gov. West’s signature and requires no more than one year of continuous service for eligibility.

Columbia John West Frank Owens D-Richland Budget and Control Board House Nick Theodore Greenville Theodore Council For South Carolina Department of Mental Health

Group Won't Meet During Summer

The Aiken Chapter No 275 American Association of Retired Persons will not meet in June July and August. President Alexander Hyslop announced the summer break yesterday.

Aiken American Association of Retired Persons Alexander Hyslop

Wunderpants TM tummy control underpants debut

Olga introduces Wunder pants TM the first soft stretch underpants with tummy control. Wunderpants promise sleek comfort from Olga’s hidden seam design and a smooth look under pantyhose, pants, and shorts in white and nude sizes P to XL. Price 5.50.

Olga

Resolution Pushes Study of S C Obscenity Laws

A concurrent resolution in the General Assembly would create a nine member committee to study South Carolina pornography and obscenity laws. Sponsored by Richland County, the measure says current laws seem inadequate. The panel would report to the 1973 legislature. Charleston County proposes a 12 member panel to study a naval museum feasibility in the state.

Columbia General Assembly South Carolina Richland County Charleston County

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