Energy crisis threatens South Carolina jobs and tourism
South Carolina faces potential hardship in tourism and textiles as fuel shortages loom. Myrtle Beach leaders warn summer business could shrink, motels cut staff, and restaurants may close on Sundays. Officials urge energy measures to stabilize the economy and keep beaches appealing.
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South Carolina
Grand Strand
Rachel Broadhurst
Myrtle Beach
Alan Schafer
South of the Border
Dillon County
North Carolina State Line
Schafer
New York
Florida
James McAden
South Carolina Restaurant Association
Fred Brinkman
State Parks, Recreation and Tourism Department
British Officials Attack Kissinger Critique of European Policy
British officials in London lash out at Henry Kissinger over his comments on European behavior during the October Arab-Israeli war. They challenge his view of Europe as monolithic and urge improved crisis management and consultation ahead of the NATO foreign ministers meeting in London.
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London
Henry A. Kissinger
Foreign Office
Kissinger
U. S
Middle East
Japan
Europe
Britain
France
U.S
Israel
Russia
North Atlantic Council of Foreign Ministers
Dear Abby and Reader Letters Chronicle
A collage of letters to Dear Abby includes a wife lamenting unfiled claims after a cross country move and a camp wax injury, a Kentucky reader challenging a prior animal sex remark, and Bowser in Altadena reporting anonymous letters.
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Abby
Altho
Bowser
Altadena
Cal
South Carolina Guard to Add Men and Reorganize
The South Carolina National Guard will add 200 men and shift to a mechanized brigade on January 1. The reorganization, announced earlier by the Army, creates independent state brigades with the 30th Division possibly departing to California. Palmetto State units may become the 218th with new training sites at Camp Shelby or Ft Jackson.
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Columbia
South Carolina National Guard
Georgia
North Carolina
California
Ft. Stewart
Savannah
Camp Shelby
Miss
Ft.Jackson
Supreme Court Overrules Judge on Reduced Sentences
South Carolina Supreme Court reinstates four sentences previously shortened by Richland County Judge John A. Mason. The court held the Columbia jurist had no authority to reduce the punishments he pronounced, in four cases all under three years.
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Columbia
Richland County
John A. Mason
South Carolina Supreme Court
Skylab 3 Astronauts Adjusting to Weightless World
Skylab 3 astronauts enter their third week in space adjusting to weightlessness with a slightly slower start than earlier crews. Officials attribute the slower pace to a heavy early work load, while Edward G. Gibson recalls the rough first days. Flight Director Charles Lewis says the crew is improving and "getting there."
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Edward G. Gibson
Charles Lewis
Another Study Sways On Med School For S C
Columbia AP reports a fourth study in three years on adding a second medical school for South Carolina. Gov. West's council formed a subcommittee Thursday to study the issue. Past analyses urged upgrading the Medical University at Charleston before creating a Columbia campus. USC is seeking funds. Bostic urged farmers to engage more in land use planning decisions.
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Columbia
South Carolina
John C. West
Health Policy and Planning Council
Charleston
Anot
University of South Carolina
Bostic
Westmoreland Urges Black Economic Opportunity in S C
AP report: Westmoreland, former Army chief of staff and task force chair, spoke at a minority business seminar at South Carolina State College. He said economic opportunity for blacks is rising and welfare must not undermine pride dignity and self sufficiency.
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State
James A. Morris
University of South Carolina
Charleston
Orangeburg
South Carolina
William C. Westmoreland
Army
South Carolina State College
Official Speaks On Land Planning At Conference
Deputy assistant secretary of agriculture James E. Bostic Jr. told the Governors Land Use Planning Conference in Bennettsville that most Americans believe owning land does not guarantee a right to use it against public interest.
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Columbia
James E. Bostic Jr
Bennettsville
Two Barnwell Men Succumb In Barnwell Fire
In Barnwell, a Thursday fire at a frame house claimed the lives of Jack Owens and W M Murray. Police reported both men suffocated in the blaze.
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Barnwell (Ap
Barnwell
Jack Owens
W. M. Murray
Charleston Papers To Buy TV Station
The Evening Post Publishing Co. publisher of Charleston’s daily papers says it has a tentative agreement to acquire KDBC in El Paso Texas, a CBS affiliate.
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Charleston
The
Evening Post Publishing Co
KDBC
el Paso, Tex
Columbia Broadcasting System
Plane Wreckage Found In Mountains In North Carolina
Wreckage of a plane missing since Sunday was found in remote mountains of Hayesville with the body of Dr. M S Riddell a physician who recently moved from Mississippi to Cary North Carolina He had refueled Sunday in Jasper Tennessee en route to Raleigh Durham Airport Five others were said to be aboard the missing plane CAP search teams prepared to look for the craft which began in Hagerstown Maryland and was reportedly heading for Atlanta Weather overcast and drizzle were noted along the route.
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Hayesville
N. C
North Carolina
Mississippi
M. S. Riddell
Jasper
Tenn
Winona
Miss
Raleigh-Durham
Riddell
Cary
Raleigh
Civil Air Patrol
Hagerstown
Federal Aviation Administration
Roanoke
Atlanta
CAP
County Gets Federal Grant For Study And Training
Aiken County has received a federal grant from the Civil Service Commission under the Intergovernmental Personnel Act to develop or strengthen personnel administration and training programs. A survey will be conducted January through May by a team from the state civil service commission, with final recommendations to the County Board of Commissioners in May. The grant covers research costs, avoiding an estimated county cost of 50 000 to 70 000 if done locally.
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Aiken County
The
Civil Service Commission
Intergovernmental Personnel Act
Ronald LaCouture
State Civil Service Commission
Aiken County Board of Commissioners
May LaCouture
Rained Out Halifax Aids Forest Fire Decline
Heavy rains this summer reduced forest fires in Nova Scotia. Officials say 396 fires burned 5,500 acres in the summer of 1973, compared with 800 fires and 14,000 acres destroyed in 1970.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
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