South Carolina Senate to study school discipline bill
A sweeping measure setting standards for discipline in South Carolina public schools moves toward House passage. It authorizes expulsion suspension and corporal punishment by district boards and administrators with limits on suspensions and provisions for appeals. Principal Kirk argues tough discipline is needed to help struggling schools.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Senate
House
Lewis R. Kirk Jr
Richland
Kirk
Columbia High School
American Civil Liberties Union
The
State Board of Education
Aiken Standard Masthead and Home Delivery Rates
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes weekday afternoons excluding weekends from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801 with postal notices and AP dispatch rights. Rates: per week by carrier 1.73, per month 22.00 by carrier, by mail 11.60 six months, 6.40 three months.
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Diminished Peach Crops Due To Spring Ice
The Agriculture Department reports a 13 percent drop in the Southern peach crop from last year, totaling 487.2 million pounds across nine states based on May 1 estimates. Georgia faces a 45 percent decline from 1972 with 105 million pounds expected. freezes on April 11 and 12 caused extensive damage in Georgia Alabama and Mississippi and other states also reported losses.
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Crop Reporting Board
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
House backs measure barring lawyers from PSC fees
South Carolina lawmakers join in restricting attorney fees for appearances before the Public Service Commission. The bill, revised from a full ban to a fee prohibition, won second reading and faces dim prospects in the Senate. Rep. Riley called it a giant step, noting past criticism of high lawyer fees and citing a $25,000 PSC case as example.
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South Carolina General Assembly
Public Service Commission
House
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Public Service
Joseph P. Riley Jr
Dcharleston
PSC
Riley
General Assembly
George W. Gregory Jr
Chesterfield
Duke Power Co
Callaway Confirmed as Secretary of the Army
Senate unanimously approves Howard Callaway to lead the Army as a volunteer force aims to work. He pledges to end discrimination and to seek broad support from Army personnel and Congress for a meaningful service.
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Senate
Howard H
Callaway
Georgia
Pentagon
Callway
West Point
Nixon
Congress
Vietnam
Dorn backs bombing Cambodia in Spartanburg speech
Representative W J Bryan Dorn of South Carolina told a Spartanburg civic club that the United States should not withdraw bombers from Cambodia. He warned a Cambodian fall could outflank South Vietnam and Thailand and urged Congress to fund bombing against Communist forces. He also warned withdrawal would imperil NATO and signal Europe to strike with Russia.
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W.J. Bryan Dorn
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U.S
Cambodia
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Thailand
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Dorn
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United States
NATO
Europe
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