Panel To Review PSC Bill In State Senate
A state Senate subcommittee was to be appointed to review a utility rate reform bill. Consumer Advocate Steve Hamm opposed limits on access to utility records, arguing six month rulings limit preparation. The bill would extend PSC powers for six more years and set sunset in June.
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State Workers Raises Top Priority in Senate Budget Panel
In Columbia AP five percent cost of living raises for state employees became the Senate Finance Committee’s top priority. Chairman Rembert Dennis urged action to avoid using raises as budget balance. The panel recommended the full Senate adopt the increases during general appropriations deliberations as budget talks continue.
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House of Representatives
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Ways and Means OKs Spending Ceiling in South Carolina
House Ways and Means Committee approves a package of bills setting spending limits for South Carolina. The ceiling ties state budgets to growth in personal income and caps state employment to population growth. Speaker Ramon Schwartz Jr. calls the move long overdue.
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Schwartz
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Ways and Means Committee
South Carolina
Jenrette Appeal Seen Beside Kelly Ruling in Abscam Case
The appeals court decision overturning a May 1982 dismissal of Richard Kelly’s Abscam conviction is seen as a bad omen for John Jenrette’s appeal. Jenrette, convicted in 1980 of bribery and conspiracy, seeks to have his sentence overturned on due process grounds amid FBI sting scrutiny.
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Abscam
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FBI
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Clemson Chief Atchley Seeks Florida University Presidency
Clemson University President Bill Atchley has applied for the University of Florida president’s post. He is among 35 continuing candidates, though not in the top 15, with Florida delaying decision until after Sept. 1, 1984 and aiming for overlap with the outgoing president.
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Bill Atchley
University of Florida
Florida
Atchley
Ellis Verink Jr
Anderson Independent Mail
Verink
Gainesville
Fla
Robert Q. Marston
USC Four Day Week for Summer Session and Staff
USC will run summer school classes Monday through Thursday and shut buildings Friday to Sunday. Employees will work four days a week to save energy, with expected savings around 150000 dollars. The Budget and Control Board approved the plan, noting it sets no precedent for other agencies.
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Columbia — University of South Carolina
USC
University
State Budget and Control Board
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