Riley Uses Rare Rule On Lawmakers
Gov. Dick Riley will issue an executive order to reconvene the General Assembly at 2 p.m. June 16 to finish a supplemental appropriations bill. House Speaker Rex L. Carter opposed the move while Senate President Pro Tempore L. Marion Gressette supported a brief session to pass a compromise bill and address vetoes.
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Board Expands Role in State Architect Selections
Columbia AP Sen. Rembert C. Dennis says the Budget and Control Board will involve its staff in agency talks after bids. The staff will propose to the full board before final contracts. Gov. Riley called for a policy barring firms with recent state work from taking new projects.
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City Editor Moves To Piedmont Spot
Greenville News city editor Thomas H. Hutchison is named managing editor of the Greenville Piedmont. He succeeds Edward M. Hill who has resigned. Hutchison, 35, has led the News since October and previously served as news editor at the Aiken Standard and held roles at the Augusta Chronicle and Augusta Herald. He is a 1967 Clemson graduate.
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Sign Removal Prompts Arrest in Florence Campaign
In Florence AP reports Donald R. Hayes 25 of Columbia campaign manager for 6th District GOP candidate John Napier and Allen D. Evans 23 of Florence were arrested Tuesday for removing private property signs. Both men faced grand larceny charges after police found the signs in a pickup truck.
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