South Carolina Auto Insurance Reform Probe Forming
A legislative committee in South Carolina meets Tuesday to study auto liability insurance reform. Senator James Waddell says the panel could push major changes, including nonrenewal processes, assigned risk issues, and a mandatory arbitration plan for small claims. The group includes three senators, three House members, insurance interests, and safety advocates.
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General Assembly
W Waddell
Waddell
South Carolina
S Faladdell
Ceneral Assembly
Ilis
House
South Carolina Safety Council
Highway Safety Program
LBC Jaycees Form Midget Football Program
The Langley Bath Clearwater Jaycees announce a Midget Football Program for boys 9 to 12 in the LBC area. Registration is five dollars through Saturday at Clearwater Dixie Youth Field Purnettown Elementary Langley Elementary with tryouts that week. Four teams are planned with about 100 participants and a 115 pound weight limit.
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Langley - Bath - Clearwater Jaycees
LBC
Clearwater Jaycee Dixie
Purnettown
Langley Elementary School
Jaycee
Gene Chumney
ASM Meeting To Hear Goode On Thursday
The American Society for Metals opens its 1969 70 season with a talk by Robert J Goode head of the Strength of Metals branch Naval Research Laboratory on Materials for Hydrospace at McCormick's Cafeteria Augusta Goode a Carnegie Tech graduate and fellow of the Washington Academy of Sciences will discuss high strength titanium and aluminum alloys for deep sea and underwater habitat structures and vehicle operation at great depths.
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American Society For Metals
Tom
McCormick
Augusta
Robert J. Goode
Metallurgy
U. S. Naval Research Laboratory
Goode
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Department of Navy
Bd. C. Council of Engineering and Architectural Societies
Washington Academy of Sciences
ASM
RESA
ASME
ASTM
AOA
ISR Planners Explain Unit Function in Savannah Area
Lower Savannah Regional Planning and Development Commission hosts a public meeting at 2:30 p.m. in the Civic room of the Farmers and Merchants Bank. Joel Gunnells and planners Michael Paige Christensen and Medlock outline the commission’s role and projects in law enforcement aid, outdoor recreation, and comprehensive planning.
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Lower Savannah
Michael R. Paige
W. F. Christensen
Tom J. Medlock
Commission
SC Defense Head Proposes Inland Hurricane Prep Plan
South Carolina Civil Defense Director Gen. Fred Craft says evacuees should extend coverage inland up to 60 miles after Hurricane Camille showed the need. He favors a buddy county system linking upstate and coastal counties to share equipment and plans. Funds depend on federal aid thresholds from the prior year.
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Columbia
Fred
Craft
South Carolina
Civilefense
Camille
Palmetto
Mississippi
Hattiesburg
Miss
Orangeburg
Florence
Upstate
Bankers' Trust merger clears final federal approval
Federal officials approve the Bankers' Trust of South Carolina merger with The Carolina Bank and Trust Company of Charleston. Effective after a 30 day waiting period, the combined network will total 46 offices with assets over 200 million dollars.
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Columbia
Bankers’ Trust of
South Carolna
Carolina Bank and Trust Company of
Charleston
W. W. Johnson
Bankers Trust
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington
McNair Reaffirms Enforcement of Liquor Laws at Football Games
South Carolina Governor Robert McNair and two law enforcement officials say liquor will be strictly banned at football games this fall. Officials insist there will be no relaxation, despite earlier hints of possible enforcement changes, as agencies coordinate to curb drinking and related crime.
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Columbia
Robert McNair
J. P. Strom
Joe Shinn
Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission
McNair
Darlington
Strom
South Carolina
Man Detained After Pay Phone Incident Downtown
Charleston police respond to a post-supper disturbance at a downtown supermarket. An unnamed man wielding an iron bar attempted to pry open a pay phone claiming the machine took his dime and the line was dead. He was released after officials told him to contact the telephone company. No damage was reported.
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Charleston
Man
Voorhees Defendants Win Five Month Trial Delay
Circuit Judge Francis Nicholson granted at least a five month delay in the trial of 36 Voorhees College students charged with riot during the April armed takeover of campus buildings. Lincoln Jenkins argued the delay to avoid disrupting Voorhees opening in Denmark term. Students remain free on bond until February.
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Bamberg
Francis Nicholson
Greenwood
Voorhees College
Jenkins
Denmark
Voorhees
Keeter Becomes Assistant Brigade Commander At Clemson ROTC
William H. Keeter Jr. of Aiken, Clemson University senior, is appointed assistant brigade commander of the 2000 member Army ROTC Brigade at Clemson. An industrial management major, he is son of William H. Keeter and wife of Dunbarton Circle. He belongs to Scabbard and Blade and formerly commanded the Pershing Rifles drill team.
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William H. Keeter Jr
Aiken
Clemson University
Clemson
William H. Keeter
Dunbarton Circle
Keeter
Scabbard and Blade
National Military Society
Pershing Rifles
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Dale Massey
Edisto Council
Eye Bank
Lincoln Jenkins
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T. M. Nickles Construction Co
Hartley & Dicks Construction Co
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A. O. Livingston & Son Newberry
Forrest Tucker
Wendell Comey
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