Hog Regulation Tightening Moves Through South Carolina
Dr Permits from Boyd announces tighter breeder sales rules to curb hog cholera. Regulations take effect Oct 31 under a national emergency plan, require route-based farm to farm moves with 30 day quarantine, impose ear tag identification on swine 175 pounds or less, and require slaughter permits for pigs sent directly to slaughter. The disease has been diagnosed in 13 states including the Carolinas.
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Carl Boyd
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McCord Speaks For Himself In Political Ad Row
Dr. Harrison L. Peeples, chair of the Medical University of South Carolina, says employees speak for themselves when sharing political beliefs. The controversy centers on university president Dr. William M. McCord appearing in a political ad supporting Rep. Mendel Davis. McLeod and Civil Service officials say no laws are violated. McCord says he did not endorse Davis and notes Davis has helped the university. Sidi Limehouse questions the ad.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
Sidi Limehouse
Minibottle Cost Figures Explained Ahead of Referendum
Ben R. Morris of the Foundation for Modern Liquor Regulations and Controls outlines minibottle costs for liquor by the drink. He estimates an average minibottle cost of 62 cents to licensees, with a $1.25 sale price implying over 100 percent markup and potential 80 percent margins on some brands. Case costs range $20 to $30.60, averaging $25.30, plus $1.25 trucking, $2.18 per-case tax, 25 cent tax per minibottle totaling $30 per case, and $15.56 per case in wholesaler and retailer markups, yielding about $74.29 per case and under 62 cents per minibottle. Morris notes illegal mixed-drink sales and brown bagging setups vary, but minibottles would align with average illicit drink costs and generate about $13 million in new state revenue paid by purchasers. The measure would aid law enforcement and offer an honest approach to liquor policy.
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Ben R. Morris
Morris
West Praises Interstate Cooperation Between Carolinas
South Carolina Governor John C. West lauded the tie with North Carolina at a Charlotte Chamber of Commerce luncheon. He said interstate cooperation strengthens local law enforcement pollution control and highway safety and could be used to address growth problems across state lines.
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Employment For Blacks Discussed In State Conference
About 100 personnel and labor relations directors from South Carolina firms met in Columbia to discuss more effective employment of Blacks in business and industry. Rep. James L. Felder led the conference, one of the first Black lawmakers since Reconstruction, at the third annual conference arranged by the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce.
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South Carolina
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South Carolina Chamber of Commerce
Student Council Delegates Arrive for Southern Association Meet
Delegates from 11 states began arriving for the Southern Association of Student Councils annual convention. Harold Price, president of host Columbia High School, will deliver a keynote Thursday.
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Southern Association of Student Councils
Harold Price
Columbia High School
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