South Carolina Budget Board Recommends Higher Ed Funding
The Budget and Control Board, after weeks of agency requests, backs a higher education package totaling 130.3 million for the next fiscal year. USC would receive 39.7 million, Clemson 22.8 million, Winthrop 5.9 million, The Citadel 5.1 million, South Carolina State 6.1 million, College of Charleston 6.2 million, Francis Marion 3 million, Lander 2 million, with USC and Clemson regional campuses totaling 4.1 million.
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Columbia
South Carolina Budget and Control Board
Higher Education Commission
South Carolina
Ther
Clemson University
Winthrop College
the Citadel
South Carolina State
College of Charleston
Francis Marion
Lander College
USC
Clemson
Massachusetts man given six life sentences in South Carolina
Vaughn Gregory Smith, 22, was found guilty of murder, five counts of kidnapping and armed robbery in Camden. Six life terms plus 26 years were ordered by Circuit Judge Julius B. Ness after a jury of eight women and four men deliberated three hours. Smith drove with a victim to Savannah after shooting Deputy Orr, while state officials posted rewards and a St Augustine arrest followed a fearsome manhunt. The case featured intense witness testimony and a reception of thanks for the St Augustine officer at the State House.
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Camden
Massachusetts
Julius B. Ness
Vaughn Gregory Smith
Smith
Kershaw County
James E
Pat’’ Orr
Eran
Orr
Virginia Wiley
Birth Control Goes To The Dogs
Charleston AP reports a canine birth control pill may appear for dogs and other animals. Dr. Robert Hummer of the American Humane Association notes a daily food supplement birth control has been tested on 600 dogs over six years, but marketing could face demand and safety issues. Trials at four labs and an injection at Colorado State University target longer-lasting effects.
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Charleston
American Humane Association
Robert Hummer
Association
The
Humane Association
Colorado State University
GOP Silence Deepens Over Watergate Tapes Crisis
AP analysis notes President Nixon faces mounting political strain as GOP backers in Congress offer cautious, limited reactions to the White House tapes dispute. Key senators and representatives express mixed support for new prosecutors while urging disclosure and consultation.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Washington
Nixon
Congress
White House
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
John J. Rhodes
R-Ariz
All House
Capitol Hill
John B. Anderson
R-Ill
House Republican Conference
John C. Stennis
Dmiss
Charles Mathias Jr
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Sirica
Roman L. Hruska
Nebraska
Charleston Cruise Terminal Dedicated in Charleston
The South Carolina Ports Authority opened the 18 000 square foot downtown cruise terminal in Charleston and says Eastern Steamship Line has booked five 1974 cruises from the facility. The port seeks bookings from Norwegian and French lines as the Department of Parks Recreation and Tourism receives 30000 for the coming tour season.
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Charleston
South Carolina Ports Authority
Eastern Steamship Line
Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism
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John West
Palmetto
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
S.C. Budget Board
St. Augustine
Dominic Nicalo
Nicalo
State House
Hummer
Gop
Harrad
Laurie Walters
Don Johnson
Tappan
Fairfield St
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Bec
Naw Ma Comte
Revlon
Troe
Enor
Esoterica
Ty i
Vats Steny Et Es
Arma
Eckerd
Mitchum
Lee
Alberto
Polident
SPRA
Ayds
America
Bayer Aspirin
Novahistine
NEVCO
Puffy
Eckerds Drugs
Linex
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