Wildlife panel debated as lawmakers seek larger commission
South Carolina House members push a bill to expand the Wildlife and Marine Resources Commission from seven to 16 members with one from each judicial circuit. Rep David W Keller Jr says residents deserve a voice while Rep Samuel P Manning defends the current 7 member panel as a successful team. A hearing drew only one commissioner. The House adjourned when the Senate began a joint session to elect two Medical University trustees.
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Columbia
State Wildlife and Marine Resources Commission
South Carolina House
House
Wildlife and Marine Resources Department
David W. Keller Jr
Keller
Commission
Senate
Florence
The
Medical University of South Carolina
Aiken Standard Publication and Circulation Policy
The notice describes the Aiken Standard established in 1867 publishing in the afternoon with weekend exceptions, address and ZIP, AP wire dispatch rights, republication restrictions, error corrections policy, and subscription payment terms including limits on advance payments to five weeks.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Associated Press
Aiken Standard - Pbm
Goren and Sharif Analyze a Dutch Tournament Hand
In Amsterdam a Dutch internationalist shows how a two suited hand can beat a five clubs contract. The article explains lead choices and the payoff of the top card lead rule with commentary from Charles Goren and Omar Sharif.
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Amsterdam
South
North
West
East
Declarer
England
Jeremy Flint
Dummy
King of Hearts
Hearst Disavowal May Curse Evidence Suppression Bid
U S District Judge Oliver Carter weighs suppressing more than 1000 documents and weapons from the Harris apartment arguing Patricia Hearst lost standing to challenge the search after disavowing the Harrises. Prosecutors say her fingerprints and handwriting appear on bank robbery plans. Hearst faces bank robbery charges and defense seeks to exclude the seized materials.
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U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Miss Hearst
Harrises
F. Lee Bailey
Los Angeles
Hearst
U.S. Atty
James L. Browning Jr
Sacramento
Browning
Harris
FBI
Ex Solar Chief Resigned Over Budget Dispute
Washington AP reports John M. Teem former assistant administrator of ERDA in charge of solar geothermal and advanced energy systems says he quit over budget cuts by the White House Office of Management and Budget and interference in solar spending. He claims the administration failed to seek sufficient funds in its 1977 budget request to spur solar energy interests.
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Washington (Ap
White House
John M. Teem
The
Energy Research and Development
Office of Management and Budget
Court Reform Bill Advances Amid Panel Probes
The South Carolina legislative push on judicial reform faces floor votes after a House Senate conference committee released a compromise adding nine circuit judges and creating a 50 judge district court system. Separate milk price bills linger as lawmakers debate rebates and producer pricing, while a Ways and Means panel tees up a DSS oversight study with a nine member group and a $3000 cap.
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Columbia
House
Senate
House-Senate
South Carolina
Senate Agricultural and Natural Resources Committee
Charles G. Garrett
Greenville
Agriculture Committee
Dairy Commission
Garrett
Ways and Means
Department of Social Services
Rex L. Carter
Nick Theodore
D-Greenville
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