Barnwell anti-nuclear protest drains public funds
A three day anti-nuclear demonstration at the Allied General Nuclear Services facility near Barnwell drew state wide law enforcement presence and journalists from across the country. Costs included court proceedings for 10 protesters and extensive juror expenses, with officials promising but not yet releasing the tally. Admit at least one organization and place.
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Barnwell County
Savannah River
Palmetto Alliance
United States
Protest at AGNS highlights government stance on reprocessing
The article recounts a staged protest against AGNS to press for nuclear reprocessing. It notes government denial of a near term license, shifting AGNS to research while not producing waste. About 284 arrested, 24 pursued court cases, and nine of ten tried chose 15 day sentences.
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AGNS
Carter
South Carolina
Palmetto Alliance
Rock Hill
Kenneth Holland
Diane Holland
5Th
Roundup Strikers to Return at North Carolina Cavern
About 80 non union workers who walked out over safety and hours at an underground propane storage cavern near Charlotte North Carolina are expected to return to work today. An agreement with Fenix Scisson Inc ends a three day strike as the firm expands ventilation and reduces hours.
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Fenix-Scisson Inc
Carolina Transco Propane Co
Charlotte
N.C
Floyd Lumpkins
State Department of Labor
Baptist Executive Secretary Falls Ill During Wake Forest Sermon
Dr. Porter W. Routh of Nashville, head of the Southern Baptist Convention executive staff, collapsed ill during a Wake Forest baccalaureate address in Winston-Salem. He was carried to Baptist Hospital in stable condition. cause under investigation.
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Winston-Salem, N.C
Southern Baptist Convention
Wake Forest University
Baptist Hospital
Porter W. Routh
Nashville
General Assembly Progress in 19th Week of 1978 Session
The South Carolina Legislature enters week 19 with budget work on a $1.3 billion state plan, a rainy day fund proposal, and accountability measures for federal and state program funding. Bills on sunset review, motorist insurance options, minimum achievement testing, and new judgeships linger in committees as adjournment nears. Community events and local meetings are listed for today and tomorrow in Aiken and surrounding areas.
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Myrtle Beach
South Carolina
Supreme Court
J. Woodrow Lewis
Lewis
Columbia
Legislative Liaison Committee
House
Senate Finance Committee
Sen
Rembert C. Dennis
D-Berkeley
Finance Committee
Senate
South Carolina colleges award over four thousand diplomas
More than 4,000 students earned degrees in South Carolina over the weekend with the University of South Carolina granting over half. Saturday saw 2,790 degrees including 219 associate 1,722 bachelor’s 649 graduate and 200 law, while Sunday added 754 at South Carolina State College and 400 at the College of Charleston.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
University of South Carolina
Citadel
South Carolina State College
Wofford College
Spartanburg
Newberry College
Furman
U.S
Sam J. Ervin
North Carolina
Erskine
Joe O. Eaton
Burglaries in South Carolina total 44247 in 1976
FBI figures reported 44 247 burglaries in South Carolina for 1976 with an average loss of 449 dollars and total losses of 19.8 million. The Insurance Information Institute urges precautions during the July August peak season advising homeowners to lock doors and windows, avoid leaving keys, discontinue mail deliveries, and have a neighbor watch.
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FBI
South Carolina
Insurance Information Institute
Institute
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