Two Convicted For Obscenity In Charleston
Gary Stone of Seafarer Arcade and Book Store and Walter Patterson of Fun Fair Theater in North Charleston face sentencing Thursday after separate obscenity convictions. Stone was found guilty of possession with intent to distribute and exhibit obscene material among about 1 054 confiscated items, with one book deemed not obscene. The Housewife's Guide to Extra Income was excluded.
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South Carolina reapportionment shifts power to urban lawmakers
In Columbia over two weeks the House passed a reapportionment bill that shifts political power from rural to urban districts. The plan enlarges city areas like Charleston and Richland, with Spartanburg Cherokee and Aiken Edgefield cited as potential 10 and 5 seat combos. The Senate likely keeps smaller counties in control despite changing demographics.
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Conference Set On Safety Standards Opener
The 36th annual Occupational Safety Conference opens in Columbia with principal speaker Dr. Herb True former Notre Dame marketing professor and author. Also speaking is Dr. Noah Langdale Jr president of Georgia State University and noted humorist and psychologist.
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Georgia State University
Pepsi-Cola marks 75th anniversary with sky-writing history
Pepsi-Cola observes its 75th anniversary noting it first used sky writing in 1935 and has employed the service more than 7,000 times nationwide since then.
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Pepsi-Cola
USC Seeks Major Budget Increase for 1974 75
The University of South Carolina seeks a 51.7 million dollar budget for the 1974 75 fiscal year an increase of 12.8 million over the current appropriation. The proposal was approved by the executive committee of the board of trustees and will go to the State Commission on Higher Education. It covers all nine USC campuses with a total enrollment of 26 342 students.
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University of South Carolina
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Aiken Standard National and Local News Rates
The Aiken Standard established in 1867 publishes afternoon editions except Saturdays and Sundays. It provides mailing and carrier rates, with subscription options and policy on corrections and AP dispatches.
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