South Carolina backs Reagan farm plan with caution
South Carolina Agriculture Commissioner Bryan Patrick urged慎 careful rollout of President Reagan’s farm proposals. He warned that past policies left farmers with high debt and prices and said the government should move slowly to avoid wiping out equity. Patrick spoke in Greenville during a tour of markets and schools, stressing tobacco, sugar, and peanut subsidies while supporting broad reform to restore profitability.
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Widow Strangled in Quiet Clover
In Clover York County 81 year old MeWna Harper Niell was found dead in her bathtub with strangulation and sexual assault. Authorities link her death to a similar July death of another Clover widow as residents fear a serial crime in the town of 3,500.
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Committee Deadlocked On Congressional Remap
Columbia Senator L Marion Gressette opposes using a lottery to pick between two redistricting plans. Senator Heyward McDonald proposes a lottery if a conference committee cannot break the deadlock. Senate votes to extend the session up to one month pending House approval. no action on the lottery.
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Suspect Charged In Murder Of Starr Man
Randy Poore 43 formerly of Honea Path was denied bail on an Anderson County murder charge for the Aug 28 shotgun slaying of Billy Loskoski as he drove home from a Starr area convenience store. The suspect was arrested at Carolina Beach North Carolina. Circuit Judge Walter Cox set no bail after prosecutors urged a bond denial.
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Riley To Consider Bond Bill For State Projects
Columbia AP reports a bill authorizing nearly 100 million dollars for capital improvement projects moves to Gov. Riley. He will scrutinize new additions. veto not ruled out. Senate and House compromise bill sits between 164 and 32 million versions. votes 284 in Senate and 72 17 in House.
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Dick) Riley
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