Two Aiken Women On The Move In Washington
Marcia Hale and Pat Emrich, both Aiken natives, share a Washington D C living arrangement while pursuing high level political work. Hale schedules Sen. Hollings presidential campaign trips and Emrich assists Rep. Derrick handling scheduling and personal matters. Both describe demanding days on Capitol Hill with frequent travel, late events, and ongoing coordination with their bosses. Hale plans possible campaign travel this fall while Emrich values family support and contemplates art classes amid the busy schedule.
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Marcia Hale
Pat Emrich
Hale
Earnest Hollings
Emrich
Butler Derrick
Capitol Hill
Rep
Derrick
Sen. Hollings
Oval Office
Hollings
Aiken
Richard Riley
Raymond and
Phyllis Hale
United States
Europe
USC
Teaching quality tops South Carolina education poll
A Metromark Inc survey shows teaching quality as the top problem in upgrading South Carolina public schools, with lack of money and discipline following. Gov. Riley cites public support for tougher standards and merit pay to boost education, and 33 percent favor a penny sales tax increase.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Riley
State Department of Education
Metromark Inc
Foundation For Educational and Economic Excellence
Samuel J. Tenenbaum
Frank Brown
Metromark
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LP Gas Board Won't Act in Barnwell Deaths
The South Carolina LP Gas Board voted unanimously not to take administrative action against the Barnwell heating firm that installed a system linked to five deaths at the Salkehatchie Coon Hunters Association clubhouse on December 21. Prosecutor Robert Harte plans to present the case to the grand jury on September 26. Investigators found carbon monoxide likely caused the incident. the system was installed by Queen Gas Co with owner Charles Queen blamed for improper venting.
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Barnwell
Columbia
State Liquefied Petroleum Gas Board
Barnwell Heating Company
C.B. Mitchell
Robert Harte
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Grand
Salkehatchie Coon
Harte
Queen Gas Co
Charles Queen
USC President Seeks More Money for Higher Education
USC President James B. Holderman warns at a faculty meeting that South Carolina risks economic backwater if state funding for colleges and universities does not rise. He stresses expansion of graduate programs in economic development and urges inclusion of higher education in the state’s funding push.
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State Commission
University of South Carolina
South Carolina
James B. Holderman
USC
Holderman
State Income Jumps In August
Columbia AP Led by large gains in sales and corporate income tax, state income categories were on target with government revenue forecasts. Sales tax rose 16 percent month to month from August 1982 with July August totals up 12.3 percent. Corporate income tax climbed 38.7 percent from August 1982 and 33.2 percent over July and August of last year.
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Columbia
State Board of Economic Advisers
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