Citadel to hire search firm for new president
The Citadel will spend up to 47000 dollars on an executive search firm to find a successor to President Claudius Watts who retires in August. The presidential search committee will use Korn Ferry International with offices in Los Angeles Dallas and Washington and joined four firms in submitting proposals. Moody said all proposals were in the anticipated range.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Citadel
Korn- Ferry International
Los Angeles
Dallas
Washington
Frank Mood
Korn Ferry
Claudius Watts
the Military College
Kindergarten Proposal Presented
Columbia House negotiators moved toward full-day kindergarten with a budget compromise that would offer classes only for at risk students and require local governments to share the cost.
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Columbia — House
Lawmakers weigh full day kindergarten funding plan
Supporters say the plan helps at risk students while critics urge aid for all pupils and question how many districts could offer full day classes. Negotiators back a study and a three year phase in totaling 20 million dollars for year one.
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Billy Bean
R-Lancaster
House
Senate
German firm to build first US plant in Fairfield County
Werner Makat, a Dierdorf Germany based company, will construct a 20,000 square foot facility in the Walter B Brown Industrial Park Fairfield County. Production is planned to start in late 1986 employing 20 workers at a $2 million plant to make large confectionery machinery for export outside Germany.
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Columbia
Fairfield County
David Beasley
Werner Makat
Walter B. Brown
Dierdorf
Germany
Suspect In 1979 Killing Arrested Now a Woman
Los Angeles police say Valerie Nicole Taylor 40 held without bail at Sybil Brand Institute after examination confirms her sex, believed to be Freddie Lee Turner a man sought in the 1979 fatal shooting of Billy Posey of Gaffney South Carolina.
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Los Angeles
South Carolina
Valerie Nicole Taylor
Freddie Lee Turner
Billy Posey
Gaffney
S.C
Taylor
Sybil Brand Institute For Women
Hunley Expedition Extended As Winds Delay Dive Plans
For five days strong winds and waves kept divers from inspecting the Hunley wreck off Sullivan's Island. The mission to verify the Civil War submarine's condition is extended through May with small craft advisories and 28 mph offshore winds delaying water activity. Divers hoped to resume Wednesday.
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Sullivans Island
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