Cain Leads GOP Fight to Remove Voting Rights Act
South Carolina lawmakers push to withdraw from the Voting Rights Act of 1965. A House concurrent resolution asks the attorney general to remove the state from the act, arguing discrimination ended and voting issues resolved. The measure passed 93 to 5, with debate stalling on other bills.
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No-Fault Insurance Success In Maryland
Gov. John West and four Maryland officials held a morning news conference to discuss the no fault auto liability system now operating in Maryland. Maryland's reform includes a 2500 no fault provision and broader insurer authority, with about 50 firms applying for rate reductions as the system shows early competitive effects.
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Director Miffed Over Cut
The director of the South Carolina Commission on the Status of Women questions why the House Ways and Means Committee reduced the proposed allotment from 15 000 to 2 000. Jean Neal says she learned of the action late Wednesday and has not determined what prompted the move. The plan would have raised her salary from 6 800 to 9 600 under the commission proposal.
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Goren On Bridge By Charles H Goren 1973
Analysis of a bridge hand where South salvages a six heart contract after a failed plan to reverse the dummy. South probes slam with four clubs, adjusts when East discards spades, finally ruffs in dummy and wins four clubs five hearts and a spade ruff. West and North errors shape the outcome.
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Project Aids 9000 South Carolina Students
Project Succeed has helped about 9,000 students this school year per director George C. Smith. The program serves teens in eighth and ninth grades with poor records, focusing on class work without texts or study halls to reengage students and lead toward diplomas.
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Santee Cooper Wins Fifth Straight Safety Award
Santee Cooper of South Carolina earned top honors in the American Public Power Association safety contest for systems with over one million man hours of exposure annually. The award was presented at APPA's Engineering and Operations Workshop on Thursday in Columbia.
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Labor Chief Urges Changes to Safety Plan Approvals
South Carolina Labor Commissioner Edgar L. McGowan urged reform of federal procedures for State Occupational Safety and Health plans. He called for regional offices to approve state plans to cut delays and duplication and allow quicker response to local needs. South Carolina's plan was first approved last Jan. 1.
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