Charleston Horse Diaper Controversy Sparks City Debate
Charleston carriage operators resist a city diaper ordinance set to take effect December 9. Daniel Hydrick and Harry Wagner defend dignity and humor, arguing diapers mar appearance while aldermen push cleanliness and odor reduction amid ties to local chamber guides.
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Officials urge state to fund school buildings rather than bonds
State Treasurer Grady L. Patterson and Bonding Attorney Huger Sinkler urged the legislature to allocate funds for school facilities instead of relying on bond issues. They testified before the House Education and Public Works Committee, noting the long-standing need since the Byrnes era.
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Huger Sinkler
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Winter birds and yard lists intrigue local birder notes
Last week featured a yellow bellied sapsucker and a lone purple finch at feeders. A Camp Gravatt area report notes 30 to 40 evening grosbeaks in pines on Nov 17, suggesting potential winter patterns. John Hatcher’s yard adds a Swainson's warbler sighting, while two great horned owls provide nocturnal chorus context.
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Edgefield Lines Debate in Federal Case Over Representation
U S Representative Butler Derrick backs current Edgefield County council apportionment citing rural voice. Blacks Thomas McCain Ernest Williams and William Spencer seek court-ordered reapportionment arguing single member districts would boost black voting power and counter dilution in a predominantly white council. Judge Chapman weighs similar Lee County case with rulings due by January 15.
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Edgefield County
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William Spencer
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Horoscope by the Stars for Thursday
Aries urges careful chores and moderation to avoid consequences. Taurus advises dropping business talk and saving finances today. Gemini calls for practicality and consideration of others at work. Cancer suggests staying home, tidying, and tact during minor plan disruptions. Leo warns against letting friends drive risky financial moves. Virgo highlights a productive day with extra chores and credit for achievements. Libra recommends tapering effort, private plans, and avoiding crowds. Scorpio offers a puzzle focus and exercise if leisure intrudes. Sagittarius notes troubled dialogue and urges retreat for meditation. Capricorn recommends planning around personal wishes and periodic breaks. Aquarius urges morning reflection, midday routines, and a spontaneous evening direction. Pisces stresses diplomacy at home and proper recognition for extra helpers.
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