South Carolina Sees Slow Steady State Growth Ahead
USC professor emeritus James A. Morris predicts an upswing in late 1982 into 1983 will lift South Carolina above national trends. Government spending should shrink while consumer savings rise as the economy emerges from the early 1980s slump.
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Columbia
America
State Board of Economic Advisors
University of South Carolina
James A. Morris
South Carolina
Business and Economic Review
USC
College of Business Administration
Morris
Prosecutor Calls Trial Cursed in Columba Slayings Case
In Columbia, AP reporting, prosecutors in the murder trial of Charles Livingston and Willie Stroman say the case may be cursed as testimony stalls. Jury selection, noted as South Carolina's longest ever, drags on after a juror is hospitalized with kidney stones. The death penalty awaits if a conviction is reached in the Sept. 29 killings of root doctor Edward Harkless and three others near Columbia.
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Columbia
South Carolina
James C. Anders
Charles
Livingston
West Columbia
Willie James
Stroman
Charlotte
N.C
Edward “Doc” Harkless
Harkless
Ex South Carolina Man Wins A Tony
Former South Carolina resident William Ivey Long now a Broadway costume designer won the Tony Award for best costume design for the play Nine. His parents Mary and William Long and sister Laura watched the ceremony on television as Hal Linden announced the winner.
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Rock Hill
South Carolina
William Ivey Long
Winthrop College Training School
Mary
William Long
Laura
Hal Linden
Father Charged In Chester Shooting Of Infant
The 23-year-old father Robert Dillingham Sr. of Chester was charged with aggravated assault and battery after the 11 month old child Robert Dillingham Jr. was shot in the head by a .22 pistol. The infant was listed in serious but stable condition at Richland Memorial Hospital in Columbia after admission on June 2. The sheriff said the bullet went through the cheek and the child reportedly pulled the gun from a table when it fired.
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Chester
Robert Dillingham Jr
Richland Memorial Hospital
Columbia
Robert Dillingham Sr
Chester County
Bobby Orr
Dillingham
Spoleto banner theft sparks elusive return hope
Charleston AP reports the Spoleto bandit used a 30 by 4 foot green banner at Seabrook Island Jazz festival. The banner was stolen after the May 29 event. Vaughan Alsbrook offered a $50 reward and received a call from someone claiming to be a friend of the thief. The thief felt remorse and was urged by his father to return the banner.
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Charleston
Spoleto
Seabrook Island
Vaughan Alsbrook
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