Graniteville Seniors Win Swint Scholarships
Nancy Lynn Cantrell and Lynn Wanda Melton, Graniteville Leavelle McCampbell High School seniors, received $2,500 Swint scholarships at graduation. Cantrell will attend the University of South Carolina Aiken Campus, while Melton plans to study mathematics at Clemson University.
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Leavelle McCampbell High School
Nancy Lynn Cantrell
Lynn Wanda Melton
Samuel H. Swint
Miss Cantrell
Richard B. Cantrell
Warrenville
Miss Melton
Linwood Melton
Aiken
University of South Carolina
Clemson University
Cantrell
Melton
Christine Satcher
Gas Tax Hike Moves to South Carolina Senate
The House passed a bill raising the gas tax from seven to nine cents per gallon, aiming to generate about 30 million dollars for highways. The measure, also increasing the Highway Department bond limit to 150 million, now goes to the Senate for final action amid opposition concerns in an election year.
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Senate
House
Highway Department
House Rejects Drink Bill in South Carolina
The South Carolina House rejected by 45 to 42 a bill to allow liquor by the drink in airline terminals. Rep. Robert Raley said he may ask the House to reconsider next week. The measure, passed by the Senate, would permit sale of mixed drinks only in terminals serving airlines engaged in interstate commerce.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Senate
Robert Raley
Dchesterfield
House
Charleston Cobblestone Tours To Go Nationwide
Charleston Cobblestone Tours will be offered to U S tourists by about 7 500 travel agents nationwide this summer. A T Smythe president of the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce said the first package tours include hotel choices in Charleston and options to visit historic sites or homes. The chamber calls this a year round promotion to boost statewide tourism.
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United States
A. T. Smythe
South Carolina
Ists
Smythe
Chamber
Dear Abby Advice On Adoption And Family Differences
A reader shares adoption of a brain damaged child and asks readers to stop gifting praise to adoptive parents. The letter stresses acceptance of imperfect children and questions public sainthood for adoptive families. The response notes personal faith and the writer’s humility.
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