Cain Seeks Ruling On Marriage for Adoptive Siblings
State Rep. Marshall Cain asks Attorney General Daniel McLeod to review an earlier opinion that barred an adoptive brother and sister from marrying. He represents the couple seeking to wed after a Aiken probate judge refused a license. The AG opinion cited adoptive children sharing rights with natural children under state law.
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Marshall Cain
R-Aiken
Daniel McLeod
Cain
Aiken
Firms announce layoffs in South Carolina economy slowdown
The Associated Press reports more than 500 workers will lose jobs in South Carolina by June. Monsanto Textiles Co will lay off 255 at its Greenwood plant by June 30, while Owens-Corning Fiberglas Co will idle 300 at Factory D in Anderson as car sales falter.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
Monsanto Textiles Co
Greenwood
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Co
Anderson
Owens-Corning
Jim Burch
Prime Rate Potentially Falls to 16.5 Percent in South Carolina
In Columbia AP reports a South Carolina bank official cites a possible prime rate drop to 16.5 percent by week end after three banks cut rates by 1 percentage point today. Southern Bank and Trust lowers from 18.5 to 17 percent while First National Bank and C S reduce from 18.5 to 17.5 percent and Banker's Trust had already cut by 1 percent last Thursday.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Lee Cory
Citzens and
Southern National Bank
Southern Bank and Trust
First National Bank
Banker’s Trust
Menotti urges varied talents for Spoleto festival
Gian Carlo Menotti, founder of the Spoleto Festival, told the National Conference of State Legislatures arts task force in Charleston that a successful festival should feature diverse performances, recruit talent from several countries, and uphold high artistic standards. He argued art is a social necessity, not mere ornament, and urged communities to support cultural events.
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Charleston
Spoleto Festival
Gian Carlo Menotti
National Conference of State Legislatures
Menotti
Spoleto
Edwards Faces Criticism Over A Rim of Poor Political Judgments
Former South Carolina governor James B. Edwards is blamed by admirers for a string of bad moves. Friends cite the loss of his ally James Dupre and Edwards own reluctance to pick decisive paths in GOP primaries, chairmanship races, and a possible U S Senate bid.
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James B. Edwards
South Carolina
Charleston
Edwards
James H. Dupre
McClellanville
GOP
Jimmy
Jim Edwards
Jimmy Dupre
Ronald Reagan
John B. Connally
Reagan
Connally
Dan Ross
Ross
George Graham
Spartanburg
G. Bryan Patrick
Patrick
Carroll Campbell
U.S. Senate
Legislature Enters 18th Week Updates on 1980 Bills
COLUMBIA AP list shows major legislation awaiting action after week 18 of the 1980 session. Budget, spending limits, income linked growth, auto insurance changes, and a five member Public Service Commission recall are among items proceeding through committees and votes.
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Senate
Associated Automobile Insurers
AAI
Wrate
Insurance Commission
House
PSCA
General Assembly
Public Service Commission
Senatorally Charged Bribe Probe Involving 6th District Democrat
An FBI inquiry alleges a 6th District Democrat accepted a $50,000 bribe from an undercover agent posing as an aide to oil-rich Arab sheiks.
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