South Carolina alimony law in doubt after Supreme Court ruling
In a continuing discussion on alimony, Aiken attorney Steven Surasky predicts the high court ruling will influence family court decisions while practical effects may be limited. He expects possible legislative changes but notes alimony is rare and child support remains unaffected.
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Energy panel hears of shortages amid oil price surge
Sen. Henry M. Jackson warns of shortages as he chairs hearings on gas and heating oil. He predicts recession and higher inflation, while Sen. George S. McGovern calls for firing Schlesinger over energy policy. Carter weighs plan to cut usage, boost natural gas, and ease coal rules as Iran's oil supply flags.
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Carter Begin close to Egyptian Israeli peace talks
President Carter and Prime Minister Begin pressed toward a peace treaty with Egypt and Israel. A marathon Cabinet session and overnight talks set conditions for broader U S aid and a potential Cairo Jerusalem accord while cautioning against premature disclosure.
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Presbyterian College appoints new president
Dr Kenneth B Orr of the Presbyterian School of Christian Education in Richmond Va will become president of Presbyterian College July 1 The 900 student school in Clinton S C and Ga church members supported his appointment announced Saturday by Robert M Vance chair of the college board of trustees
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