Amendments Move On Tide Lands Bill In Senate
In Columbia AP reports new amendments to a tidelands protection act are set to be offered as debate continues. Lt. Gov. Earle Morris broke a 16 16 tie to allow Senate action while Sen. Rembert Dennis warns delay could kill the bill due to House opposition. An inland residents voice amendment on the Interagency Council on Tidelands increases council seats from three to five with limits on Atlantic border representation. Another change tightens private claimants tax payment rule from 10 years to within three years of the due date.
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Eviction Action Planned For Swamp Rats In Santee
The Swamp Rats occupying state owned Santee swamp cabins and duck blinds face eviction notices. Atty. Gen. McLeod says legal action to remove the squatters will be started in about one to two weeks.
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Santee
Daniel R. McLeod
Allen Carter
Charleston
McLeod
Carter
Charleston woman wins Ford Foundation Doctoral Fellowship
Juanita Greene of Charleston has been awarded one of 25 Ford Foundation Doctoral Fellowships. She earned a bachelor of music at the University of South Carolina and plans to pursue a Ph.D. in music at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester New York. The fellowship covers up to five years of tuition fees books and living expenses as she progresses toward her degree. Greene hopes to become a professional singer and to return home to start a fine arts school for disadvantaged children.
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Eastman School of Music
Rochester
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Greene
Late Filers Assured Of Candidacy
The Senate approved a House bill clarifying that county candidates who filed during a March five day extension are duly qualified after a prior Supreme Court ruling limited the deadline. Senators Mozingo and Gasque opposed an amendment to extend the deadline to July 1, but it failed 29 to 6.
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Hyman Rubin
William Brockington
D-Richland
Young candidate files warrants against school board chairman
A 21 year old Columbia candidate for the city school board signed two warrants against Richland County Council Chairman John Green alleging threats and that Green ordered him from a public meeting. Mangum charges include disorderly conduct and simple assault. The council says it cannot intervene in school board affairs.
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