House considers joint ethics panel for Senate and House
The South Carolina House moved to create a 10 member joint ethics committee to oversee conflicts of interest in both chambers. The bill, identical to the House version but with five members from each house, would require disclosure of firms represented by legislators with legislative ties and decide on potential conflicts. If approved by the Senate, the House would repeal its own panel. if rejected, the House panel remains.
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Graniteville Juniors Plan Talent Show
The Graniteville High School Junior Class presents a variety and talent show titled 71 Presents. It will take place Friday March 13 in the school gymnatorium at 8 p.m. Door prizes will be awarded.
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Opponents see gains in Carswell Senate battle
In Washington with the vote close, 37 senators pledged to oppose confirmation of Judge Harrold Carswell. Sen. Edward Brooke says the number may rise as Edward Kennedy notes opposition has strengthened though defeating Nixon’s nominee remains unlikely.
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Pentagon To End F-111 Production
The Pentagon will halt F-111 production at a maximum of 556 planes, funding through the budget year ending mid 1972. Gen. James Ferguson told the Senate Armed Services Committee that 4 fighter wings will be paid for, with possible approval of final 40 planes. The program faced grounding after a December Las Vegas crash linked to a steel flaw.
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Brookgreen Gardens Named Top South Carolina Tourist Site
Brookgreen Gardens in Georgetown County won the 1969 Governor's Travel Conference Award as the state's top tourist attraction. About 200 attended a luncheon where Gov. Robert McNair announced the honor. The outdoor sculpture garden donated by Archer M. Huntington features works by Anna Hyatt Huntington and has drawn six million visitors since 1931.
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Psychic Research Group to Meet Tomorrow Night
The Aiken Psychic Research and Study Group will convene at 8 p m tomorrow in the Civic Room of the Palmetto Federal building on Chesterfield Street. Rev William C Brown a minister of philosophy will discuss The Wonder and Magic of the Inner Man. Brown is an ordained minister with the Church of Revelation based in Hanford California and his wife have worked in healing arts for over 16 years.
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Chesterfield Street
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Calif
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Regional awards to plantations and exhibits across South Carolina
Regional awards honored Wal nut Grove Plantation in Spartanburg Wings and Wheels Exhibit in Santee Fort Sumter in Charleston and Pirateland in Myrtle Beach for regional historical or tourist site contributions.
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