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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1973
Page
2
South Carolina faces a historic 877 million dollar budget for 1973 74 with 270 page measure set for debate Tuesday in the House. Rep R J Aycock aims to finish approval by Thursday and send the bill to the Senate Finance Committee.
Charlotte AP reports a parking lot operator Ben Wyche witnessed a woman park without authorization. He attempted to stop her as the car rolled away with a man on the roof. The driver was told to leave the car and not to pay for the windshield, then stopped after Wyche cracked the windshield.
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes daily except weekends from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801. It states AP dispatches are exclusive for local news and that republication rights are reserved. Ad errors are corrected in the next issue at no extra cost if brought to attention. Subscription rates shown for carrier and mail delivery.
South Carolina Senate committee reports favorably a bill to allow a dual liquor sale system until July 1. It would permit both brown bagging and minibottles to coexist, with licensed establishments choosing one, while ratification delays linger over minibottle licensing and the minibottle enabling law.
The South Carolina Budget and Control Board approved 2.9 million in industrial bonds for Barnwell County to relocate Anchorage Carolina Corp. from Anderson to Williston, with up to 400 jobs expected after expansion. The board also okayed the James Island expressway project near Charleston, and a shellfish farming experiment on 700 acres in Georgetown County, which requires blocking two tidal streams.
The South Carolina House prepared to approve a bill creating the Patriot Point Development Authority in Charleston to plan and coordinate a National Naval Museum at Patriot's Point. The authority may spend up to 100000 in 1973 74, with further funding to be approved later.
COLUMBIA AP Rep. Sherry Shealy, R Lexington, 23, South Carolina's youngest legislator, is engaged to Gustave Charles Martschink Jr. of Charleston. Engaged Tuesday, he is VP and general manager of Martschink Distributors Inc. No wedding date set.
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