House Defeats Bill To Curb Statewide Bills By Deadline
In Columbia AP dispatch reports the South Carolina House defeated a resolution to set an April 15 cutoff for introducing statewide legislation each year. Proponents argued for faster sessions and expeditious government while opponents noted many bills would be local or after deadlines. The article also notes floor votes on a veterans children tuition bill and military service credit toward state retirement benefits, awaiting Senate action.
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Columbia
South Carolina
House of Representatives
Joseph P. Riley
Dcharleston
Riley
Charles L. Powell
Debbeville
Vietnam
Senate
Bricks and Chicks Cause Bus Crash in North Carolina
Bob by Lee Jones of Candor, NC, was hospitalized after his bus of baby chicks rear ended a brick truck on I 20 near Lexington. The crash left the chickens scattered and the driver's whereabouts unknown at the time.
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Columbia
Bobby Lee Jones
Jones
Candor
N.C
Lexington
Aiken Standard Motto and Publication Details
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each afternoon except weekends. Located at 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801 with postal rates for mail and carrier delivery and notices of AP and United Press International affiliations.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
States Move To Bar Out Of State Banks From Trusts
Anticipated votes today on South Carolina bills to bar out of state banks from administering trust funds and estates. Sen. Marion Gressette notes reciprocity with North Carolina and accuses North Carolina banks of trying to bypass limits via subsidiaries. Sen. James Waddell backs the measure to keep capital local amid regional lending concerns. Sen. Frank Roddey calls the restrictions a boycott affecting border residents who bank with North Carolina institutions.
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Columbia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Sen
Marion Gressette
D-Calhoun
Gressette
James Waddell
Beaufort
Savannah
Frank L. Roddey
Lancaster
Organ Dedication Set Saturday At Catholic Church
The Right Rev. Creston J. Tawes announces a Saturday 8 p.m. organ dedication at Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church in North Augusta at 856 Old Edgefield Rd. Mrs. Robert Milham will be organist performing works by Dunstan, Bach, Brahms, and others. Dr. Robert Milham will provide commentary describing the new computer organ’s realistic sound. Public invited.
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Creston J. Tawes
Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church
Robert Milham
Aiken
Dunstable
Bach
Brahms
North Augusta
Old Edgefield Rd
Weather outlook for regions with mixed precipitation
A nationwide forecast shows Wednesday night snow flurries in the Middle and Upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes. Rain spans Northern New York to New England, while showers extend from the Eastern Gulf Coast to the Southern and Middle Atlantic and Lower Great Lakes. Pacific Northwest showers with northern Rockies snow and a drop in temperatures across the plains to the Rockies.
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Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
New York
New England
Gulf Coast
Middle Atlantic
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Plains States
Grants Approved For South Carolina Projects Totals 1 427 Million
Federal grants totaling 1 427 177 were approved for South Carolina. Funds include a 436 000 loan to Pee Dee Electric Cooperative for new headquarters in Palmetto, 183 332 to Richland School District Two, 5 269 to Allendale School District One, and 64 332 for Manpower Development Act classroom training across three counties. Additional grants support Head Start, preschool training for thousands of children, medical research funding for USC, and a 200 000 grant to Chester County for a county and city law enforcement complex.
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Washington
South Carolina
Department of Agriculture
Pee Dee
Department of Labor
Hampton
Colleton
Dorchester
HEW
Orangeburg
Greenwood
McCormick
Abbeville
Saluda
Department of the Interior
Lexington County Recreation Commission
Cayce
Interior Department
Springfield
S.C
North Charleston man freed on bond after FBI arrest
John Daniel White 25 of North Charleston is released on a $1000 personal recognizance bond following his arrest Monday by FBI agents in North Charleston.
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Columbia
John Daniel White
North Charleston
FBI
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