Woman seeks seat on South Carolina Supreme Court bench
State Rep. Jean Toal, a 40 year old attorney and chair of the House Rules Committee, announces candidacy for an associate justice seat opening next March as Chief Justice Woodrow Lewis retires. Circuit Judge A Lee Chandler also vies for the post. capitol sources say Chandler has strong legislative support.
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Columbia
Jean Toal
General Assembly
Richland County
State Supreme Court
Toal
Woodrow Lewis
C. Bruce Littlejohn
Lewis
Judicial Screening Committee
South Carolina
House
House Rules Committee
A. Lee Chandler
Darlington
Supreme Court
Columbia Record
Capitol
Chandler
University of South Carolina Law School
Riley Says He's Misrepresented On SRP Reactor
Gov. Richard W. Riley accuses Energy Secretary Hodel of misrepresenting his stance on nuclear issues at the Savannah River Plant SRP. He disputes Hodel’s claim that South Carolina’s hostility helped drop SRP from a proposed $6 billion production reactor. Hodel says public concern not hostility influenced the decision and notes Thurmond’s push to reconsider SRP. DOE weighs 12 sites in SC and 16 elsewhere for a permanent high level waste repository.
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Columbia
Richard W
Dick) Riley
Donald Hodel
Savannah River
Riley
Hodel
South Carolina
Gov. Riley
SRP
Department of Energy
Aiken
Washington
Idaho
Strom Thurmond
R-S
Thurmond
DOE
Patrol Debuts Radar Gear to Foil Fuzz Busters
Greenville report says South Carolina Highway Patrol has new KR-11 radar units claimed to be more accurate and able to defeat detectors. Contolonics Corp. plans say some officers may tune their radar beyond FCC authorized wavelengths.
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Greenville
South Carolina Highway Patrol
Federal Communication Commmission
Laurens Road
Joe McGuire
Contolonics Corp
FCC
Pairs and Spares Club Choir Performs at Arts Festival Parade
Six members of the Pairs and Spares Club joined a parade as a folk singers choir. They performed a rolling concert along the route, singing songs that were new to them.
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Pairs and Spares Club
Thurmond Faulted Watt Words Not Deeds Hurt Watt
U S Sen Strom Thurmond praised James Watt for his overall service but criticized his word choices during a Tri County Technical College appearance Thurmond urged that federal funds not be relied on to raise public school standards and signaled plans to seek re election in 1964 He noted Watt resigned after controversial remarks and discussed Watt successor Clifford Hansen amid election plans
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Watt
Thurmond
South Carolina
Nancy
Sen. Thurmond
Hansen May Be Front-Runner For Interior Secretary
Former Wyoming Senator Clifford Hansen emerges as a leading candidate for secretary of interior as the Reagan administration rushes to replace James Watt. Hansen says rules may be relaxed, and he is complimented to be considered though not yet contacted. Other possible contenders include Lujan Hodel Rhodes Buckley and Simmons III. Watt plans to stay until a successor is confirmed.
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Wyoming
Clifford Hansen
Reagan
James Watt
Hansen
Interior Post
Senate
Edwin Meese III
Congress
Meese
Capitol Hill
Manuel Lujan
R-N.m
Donald Hodel
Watt
House
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
James Buckley
Rn.y
J.J. Simmons III
White House
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