Governor rejects talks with Southern U students after deadly clash
Governor Edwin Edwards insists on negotiations only after students renounce violence and return to classes as police and sheriff’s deputies quell a campus siege at Southern University Baton Rouge. Two young black men died amid tear gas, smoke, and gunfire reports. officials dispute gunfire origin.
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Lawmakers Debate Pay Without Operating Funds in SC
A special South Carolina pay study committee, formed by Gov. West, outlines a possible pay of 8000 to 10000 dollars yearly for lawmakers while operating funds were not appropriated. The panel will study mileage, subsistence, retirement, and compare with other states, with legislative veto remaining.
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Students Debate Nuclear Moratorium in South Carolina
South Carolina Student Legislature debates a moratorium on nuclear powered plant and fuel processing construction. Toni Hutto from Winthrop College argues for more study of dangers while Ken Whitaker from Midlands TEC cites dwindling fossil fuels as a need for continued power. The session also considers divorce grounds and other mock bills including no fault auto liability, police pay, pollution control, and school trustee rejections.
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Toni Hutto
Winthrop College
Ken Whitaker
Midlands Tec
Aiken Standard Information Notice and Rates
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes afternoons except Saturdays and Sundays. It provides carrier and mail rates and states AP dispatches are exclusive to local news reproduction. The address is 124 Rutland Drive, Aiken South Carolina 20801 with post office box 456.
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Ambitious slam slips on a club misplay in bridge
In a Chicago Tribune analysis, South overreaches in the South North East West auction on a North-South vulnerable deal. A misplayed club and failure to draw trumps allow West to ruff and set the contract. The move of the six of clubs at trick two is explored as a turning point.
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Senator seeks delay in 1972 license tag deadline
State senator Harry A. Chapman of Greenville petitioned the South Carolina Highway Department to push back the Nov. 30 deadline for displaying new license tags to Dec. 18. He argued Form 406 processing is unfeasible for many counties due to unpaid taxes and limited staff, noting up to 30 percent in his county lack the forms and 15 to 20 percent may be without them by month’s end. He urged action by the department or a full Highway Commission session.
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Greenville
South Carolina
Harry A. Chapman
Highway Department
Chapman
Cardplay Ends With Narrow Heart Loss on Last Trick
South wins the last trick after trumping a diamond to reclaim a heart, leaving only the nine of hearts as a loser. West’s remaining threats are gone, and the hand concludes with South securing the majority of the contest's points.
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