Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ifl coas alike a forest, it cannot be, e bulldozed and fillet it cani jurisdiction of the S. C. Wild is difficult to understand wh agency with demonstrated resources, personnel and f terests of South Carolinian: In addition, power would the interagency council to claims that should rightfull The "Tidelands Bill"' ha$ Despite overwhelming publi of the bill expressed in the chamber, it was recalled fro word being altered. Some f asked concerning personal troduced the bill. This legisl and could possibly be pass( committee. How S. 977 can be regarc action is difficult to imag worth? This is a perishable Unlike a forest, it canno dozed and filled to provide who can afford it) it cannot b What South Carolina ne tidelands out of wanton des -egenera ted ; tot be reclaimed. life Resources Department. It y the Senate would entrust an ineptness in management of nances with the tideland in be invested in the lawyers of make decisions regarding y concern the courts. already passed the Senate. ic opposition to many aspects Dr. John Dean, researc public hearing held in that Ballard, undergraduate in m committee without a single the tidelands. ard questions also should be gain for the senators who in ation is now before the House one that really pro% ed should it be recalled from usage. The current "spec led as responsible legislative committee, and the ne. What are the tidelands legislation that pays resource. South Carolinians. W ignored by the de t be regenerated; once bull- "owners" is that "t. another Litchfield (for thosetdeasisheol e reclaimed. eoytm tbnf eds is a bill that zones thebelothAubnS trucion y sefis intrest; ro John lesatn.er Ballad, udergrduat in t associate, at the Baruch Institute and Stu a4arine Science, study field reports concerning ides for protection as well as wise al interest" bill should be killed in roper research and development of heed to the needs of the majority of iat has consistently been consistently velopers, bankers, and rice field e best multiple use concept for the presently being practiced by the s and contributes to a multiplicity of ch is man,'' according to Bill Camp ciety. Such words should be the basis Photographs by Bill Cain