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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1981

Page

8

Turnipseed Considers Run For South Carolina Attorney General

Former state senator Tom Turnipseed, famed for anti-utility campaigns, says he is near launching a bid for attorney general to succeed Daniel R. McLeod. He notes strong private support but warns his flamboyant record could help or hurt statewide viability. He has previously failed in a 1974 governor bid and later in a 1978 Democratic nomination and a 1980s congressional race.

Columbia Tom Turnipseed Turnipseed Daniel R. McLeod McLeod

Union Camp Plant Plans Hearings Amid Controversy Near Eastover

The Union Camp Corp proposed $600 million paper mill near Eastover faces a public hearing on October 20 as opponents warn of pollution to the Wateree River and air. DHEC officials insist the project is technically sound and can meet air and water standards.

Columbia Union Camp Corp Eastover South Carolina Richland County Sumter Wateree Santee-Cooper Water System Dick Riley State Department of Health and Environmental Control Union Camp Robert Gross DHEC Industrial and Agriculture

MUSC President Knisely to Face Job Review

Seven Charleston County Republican legislators ask the MUSC board to terminate President William H. Knisely. Board chair Charles B. Hanna says no special meeting, discussion likely Oct. 16 in executive session with public action afterward. Knisely says he serves at the trustees discretion and will abide by decisions. State Rep. D L Audlette leads the firing push after failed earlier effort.

Charleston Charleston County Medical University Board of Trustees MUSC William H. Knisely Charles B. Hanna Knisely Hanna Allen E. Stalvey Jr Medical University D.L. Audlette Musc Board William Kinsely

Student loan repayments under review at USC Beaufort

The State Law Enforcement Division is investigating possible mishandling of student loan repayments at the University of South Carolina Beaufort after an internal audit found a potential $3,000 shortage. USC officials confirm the audit occurred this summer and the matter was escalated to SLED four weeks ago, with no officers assigned to the case.

Beaufort University of South Carolina SLED Hugh Munn B.A. Daetwyler USC USC Internal Audit Department USC Beaufort Daetwyler Darwin Bashaw State Auditor Munn

Darlington Firm Owner Faces Bid Rigging Sentencing

R B Pond Construction Co of Darlington and owner Ralph B Pond Jr plead guilty to bid rigging and mail fraud involving about 2 million dollars in highway work in South Carolina. Sentencing is set for October by U S District Judge G Ross Anderson.

Columbia R.B. Pond Construction Co Darlington Ralph B. Pond Jr South Carolina U.S Henry D. McMaster Pond Construction Pond G. Ross Anderson McMaster Marlboro Dillon Marion Florence Georgetown Sumter Darlington Construction Company

Former Hostage Tells Of Her Iranian Captivity

Kathryn Koob, one of 52 Americans held 444 days in Tehran, spoke to 150 USC Spartanburg students about the hostage crisis. She described captors high dedication, belief in their cause, and the possibility of long guard duty unless ordered by the ayatollah to release them. Koob now works with the Foreign Press Center and ICA, coordinating foreign reporters in New York.

Spartanburg Kathryn Koob U.S Miss Koob University of South Carolina At Spartanburg Ruhollah Khomeini

Water Resources Institute Projects Halt As Budget Cuts Hit

Clemson officials warn South Carolina faces growing water problems as the Water Resources Research Institute halts most projects on Thursday the start of the federal fiscal year. Director Paul Zielinski notes the institute loses about 200000 of 250000 annual funding from the federal Office of Water Resources and Technology.

Clemson South Carolina Paul Zielinski Clemson University Federal Office of Water Research and Technology Federal Piedmont Zielinski Congress Chris Brooks State Water Resources Commission Brooks Upstate South Southeast

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