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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1981

Page

13

Peach harvest forecast lifts 4 percent in South Carolina

SC extension horticulturist Ansel King projects a peach crop of 370 million pounds for this year, up 4 percent from last year, but warns water availability and dry conditions could limit the yield. NC frost hit, SE expects 11 percent rise. Harvests vary by region from late May to early June.

Greenville South Carolina Ansel King King South Carolina Crop and Livestock Board National Weather Service North Carolina Coastal Plains Ridge Saluda Edgefield Piedmont John Ridley Clemson Extension Service

Solons Cast Votes On Education Insurance and Parole Measure

Local lawmakers debated bills and filibusters over liability insurance for teachers and school administrators, a parole reform bill for Gov Riley, and a nine digit zip code resolution. The House moved a special order status while filibusters halted routine business. Senate consideration focused on a state procurement code and constitutional amendments to limit state government growth.

Val Stieglitz M. Judson Busbee D-Wagener House Judiciary Committee Busbee House of Representatives Lexington Richard W. Riley Thomas Huff North Augusta Irene Rudnick Aiken William Jones Clearwater Joseph Anderson Edgefield Jones U.S. Congress Senate Rudnick House Judiciary Committee Nikki Setzler Setzler Lexington Salon

Shrimp Season Opens in South Carolina Amid Short Catch

South Carolina's shrimp season begins with scarce white roe shrimp after a harsh winter. Charles H. Farmer of the wildlife department cites cold killed many shrimp, leaving only a few boats to head out. Walter D. Toler, president of the Shrimpers Association, notes some fishermen will stay crab fishing until late June before seeking brown shrimp.

Charleston South Carolina Charles H. Farmer State Department of Wildlife and Marine Resources Walter D. Toler S.C. Shrimpers Association

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