Doctors oppose new medical school in SC
The South Carolina Medical Association voted against establishing a second medical school, deeming it too late vague and costly. Support favored financing the Medical University and allied-hospital networks. a VA facility in Columbia eyed for USC operation. Acupuncture licensing was urged for physicians.
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Myrtle Beach
South Carolina Medical Association
Veterans Administration
Columbia
University of South Carolina
Medical University of South Carolina
SCMA
Frank Owens
Team Checks Columbia For Med School
A seven member panel led by Dr. Robert H. Felix of Saint Louis University Medical School reviewed Columbia's qualifications for a Veterans Administration medical school. The group avoided bias and met with Gov. John West, who praised interest and knowledge on health care in South Carolina. The VA is weighing sites including Texas Tennessee Ohio West Virginia and South Carolina.
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Columbia
Veterans Administration
Robert H. Felix
St. Louis University Medical School
John West
West
South Carolina
Texas
Tennessee
Ohio
West Virginia
Nuclear leak at Hartsville plant approved after leak
The Atomic Energy Commission said 360 gallons of slightly radioactive water escaped from the Carolina Power and Light Co. reactor at Hartsville during refueling shutdown. Water entered a drain and then a nearby stream. public threat deemed not present.
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Hartsville
Carolina Power and Light Co
Atomic Energy Commission
South Carolina House backs bill to strip dairy price power
A bill to remove the State Dairy Commission from setting wholesale and retail milk prices passed the South Carolina House 68 to 29 and moves to the Senate where leaders expect it to stall. The measure cites high prices averaging 84 cents a half gallon and argues consumer relief for housewives and farmers. Rep. Arnold Goodstein led the drive while Rep. Gary Byrd and Rep. John Miles opposed or proposed price protections for brands and small processors.
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Columbia
State Dairy Commission
South Carolina
Senate
Commission
House
Arnold Goodstein
Dcharleston
Milk Commission
Goodstein
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Gary E. Byrd
Darlington
Joseph P. Riley
John E. Miles
D-Sumter
Miles
Presbyterians Hit Snag On Money For Campuses
At a two day Presbyterian Synod of the Southeast meeting in Spartanburg South Carolina delegates debated the 1975 budget of 2.3 million dollars. A revised plan reaffirmed campus ministry as a priority while solving funding distribution concerns among Georgia and South Carolina presbyteries. Dr. Robert L. Folger was named moderator nominate for 1975 and Dr. Fred V Poag of Spartanburg selected moderator for the coming year.
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Spartanburg
S.C
Presbyterian Synod of the Southeast
South Carolina
Georgia
Presbyterian Church
U.S
Southern
Savannah
Southwest Georgia
Robert L. Folger
North Augusta
Columbus, Ga
Fred V. Poag
Name Change Proposed For Baptists
Former Southern Baptist Convention president Dr. W A Criswell proposes renaming the group to Continental Baptist Convention. He plans to introduce a resolution at the SBC annual meeting in Dallas June 11 13. He argues the current name no longer fits the denomination.
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Dallas
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Continental Baptist Convention
W. A. Criswell
First Baptist Church of Dallas
SBC
Criswell
Baptist Standard
Baptist Convention of Texas
South Carolina Scenic Rivers Bill Sparks Bipartisan Debate
The Senate considered a scenic rivers measure with opposition from an unusual coalition of Republicans and veteran Democrats. Sen. L Marion Gressette proposed recommitting to Natural Resources for further revision after Judiciary review, with landowners given the option to donate riverbank property for a state scenic rivers system.
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Columbia
Senate
South Carolina
Turner Trial Highlights Emotions In Federal Mail Fraud Case
In Jacksonville Florida Glenn W Turner shows anger at a prosecutor who calls him a con man then weeps as a defense attorney portrays him as a saint. The eight month trial involves Turner and seven associates over a cosmetics and motivational course empire with closing arguments ongoing.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Glenn W. Turner
Turner
Michael Kinney
Kinney
Sac
Glenn Turner
Kenneth M. Robinson
Robinson
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S. C. Dairy Commission
Presbyterians
Aiken
Paul D. Grant
Koscot Interplanetary
Dare
Eckerds Pharmacy
Gordon Highway
K-Mart
Walton Way
Augusta Plaza
Daniel Village
Smitchell
OREAL
Grodio
Loreal
Ayds
Prefrin
Thermos
Ice
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