Lawyer Terms New South Carolina Court Reform Measure Rigid
Harold W. Jacobs leader of the South Carolina Judicial Council called the Senate reform bill rigid and said it would doom the judiciary. He urged a reform program supported by the council the State Supreme Court and the 16 circuit judges to improve administrative processes and curb crowded calendars.
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Columbia
South Carolina
State
Senate
Harold W. Jacobs
South Carolina Judicial Council
Council
State Supreme Court
Jacobs
Grocer Reopens Milk Sales With New Twist
Charleston AP reports grocer John A. McEvoy jailed briefly for selling milk under state minimum price is resuming sales with a different approach he believes will avoid legal trouble.
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Charleston
John A. McEvoy
Jury Condemns Florence County Officials for Neglect
Florence County officials were condemned by the county grand jury for gross neglect in running county affairs after a six month probe. The presentment said there was minimum business judgment in purchasing practices.
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Florence
Wildlife Land Up For Lease In Marlboro County
South Carolina Wildlife Commission announces bids for 120 of 250 acres bought in 1955 for 16900. Supervisor William P. Wallace held a 100 dollar yearly lease and grew millet for ducks and corn on Lake Wallace area. He also raised about 24 acres of cotton with 2000 dollars yearly in sale and support payments.
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Columbia
Gen Marlboro County
South Carolina Wildlife Commission
Visor
William P. Wallace
Lake Wallace
Wallace
Debate on 18-year-old rights stalls in South Carolina
In Columbia AP Rep Carroll Campbell Jr. pushes a measure granting 18-year-olds full rights, while Rep John Williams calls to delay for weekend amendments. The bill would align rights like voting with broader duties. House rules panel returns its companion measure on term limits to committee.
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Carroll Campbell
Greenville
John Williams
D-Aiken
S.C. House
Williams
Bill
Columbia
South Carolina
House of Representatives
Rules
House
Carroll Campbell Jr
Campbell
Aiken Standard Publishing Details and Rates
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each afternoon except weekends from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801. The paper carries AP and UPIs wire dispatches with republication rights reserved. Advertising corrections policy and carrier mail rates are listed.
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Aiken
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S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
Governor's Aide To Talk At Aiken Church Sunday
James E. Clyburn assistant for human resources development on Governor John West's staff will address Cumberland A M E Church on Kershaw Street between Park and Richland Avenues in Aiken at 11 15 a m Sunday. The public is invited. Clyburn, native of Sumter, joined the governor's staff in January 1971 after leading the South Carolina Commission for Farm Workers. He studied at Mather Academy and South Carolina State College and has graduate work at State College and the University of South Carolina. He earned a certificate from the American Machine and Foundry Co Management and Marketing Institute in 1964.
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John West
Cumberland A.M.E
Kershaw Street
Park and
Richland Avenues
Aiken
L.W. Sneed
Clyburn
South Carolina Commission For Farm Workers
Sumter
Mather Academy
Camden
South Carolina State College
State College
University of South Carolina
The
American Machine
New Market For Bricks In Charleston
Charleston police report a new brick market where bricks fetch up to 10 dollars. Con artists fill empty TV boxes with eight to ten bricks and sell them as a still in the package color TV set for up to 75 dollars, fooling buyers into believing they own a television.
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Charleston
Remapping Committee Proposed in South Carolina House
A House resolution in Columbia proposes a Remapping Committee to draft alternative apportionment plans. The panel would prepare options if the current system is struck down by federal courts.
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Columbia
South Carolina
House of Representatives
House
Million Offered for New South Life Assets in Rehab Talks
A $1 million down offer was made for assets of New South Life Insurance Co as Richland County court hearings conclude on approving a rehabilitation plan. The firm reported reserves were $9 million short last fall amid financial trouble.
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Columbia
New South Life Insurance Co
Richland County
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