Federal Bill To Settle Catawba Claim Nears
A $50 million settlement for the Catawba Indians appears close, with a 144000 acre land claim to be settled by a federal bill introduced by US Rep. Butler Derrick and to be jointly sponsored in the Senate by Sens. Thurmond and Hollings. The plan requires 32 million from the federal government and involves state and local contributions with ongoing negotiations and committee hurdles.
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Civilian Jobs May Be Cut By Fall Of 95
The Navy proposes major civilian job cuts at Charleston Naval Shipyard and nearby facilities by September 30 1995 if the base stays on the closure list Most facilities would close six months later The Post and Courier cites a detailed plan the Navy says is for planning and could change depending on the Base Closures Commission recommendations.
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Man Cleared in Slaying of Girlfriend's Father
A jury found 21 year old Scott Tiller not guilty of murder in the 1992 shooting death of Milton Minyard 57 of Honea Path. Defense said the act was in self defense after Minyard fired at his wife Betty Minyard.
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