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South Carolina can look forward
to a continuing regional imbalance
in the state's labor force into the
early 1980's, according to a study
by the USC Bureau of Business and
Economic Research.
The study, "Employment and
Labor Force in South Carolina in
1980: State and Economic Area
Relationships," was conducted by
USC professors C. Glyn Williams
and J. Michael Marr.
According to the data collected
by the authors, basic labor supply
patterns in the state will continue
to remain similar to those of the
1960's.
The study, which compares labor
patterns and growth in the 60's and
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USC's treasurer's office will be
moved from its cramped quarters
in the Rutledge L. Osborne
Building to a more spacious office
on the second floor of Petigru
College tomorrow.
University treasurer Howard
Rhodes cited an immediate need
for more space as the reason for
the move. He said, "We have in
creased our staff to meet the rising
demand caused by the University's
rapid growth and the move will
give us more space. We have been
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70's and projects the outlook for the
early 80's, states that the demand
for labor will be heavy in the north
west portion of the state, while
there will be a surplus of labor in
the coastal areas.
Although data for the study were
collected prior to the oil-price hikes
and the current recessionary
trend, the authors feel both con
ditions will have no major effects
on the findings of the study or on
the state's labor patterns in the
early 1980's.
The authors pointed out that the
percentage of agricultural em
ployment will continue to decline in
the state with manufacturing also
slowing somewhat in the 1970's.
ffice moving
liege
understaffed recently due to the
lack of space to expand in our
present building."
Other offices. to be moved to
Petigru are: The student loan and
scholarship accounting office, the
internal audit staff, the student
depository and cashier section, the
check processing and travel and
regional campus accounting
departments.
The treasurer's office will be
closed tomorrow for moving
purposes. Regular working hours
will resume Jan. 20.
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Rapid growth will center primarily
in the areas of construction and the
tertiary sector comprised prin
cipally of, trade, services, finance
and transportation.
In the area of manufacturing,
which will remain an important
factor in the state's economy, the
trends in diversification of
manufacturing are significant.
Textiles will be less dominant in
the state's economy and the work
force will be more widely spread
over other manufacturing in
dustries.
Dietzel
From Page I
alumni relationships on an other
than athletic basis.
For nine years Dietzel served the
dual position of athletic director
and head football coach at USC
before resigning as football coach
at the end of the 1974 season.
When he resigned that post,
Dietzel expressed an interest in
retaining the position of athletic
director, but that position was not
offered to him by the Board of
Trustees during the- athletic
department shakeup in Deceml*r.
At that time, Bo Hagan was
appointed Athletic Director, in
charge of all sports except football
and basketball. The head coaches
of those two sports, Jim Carlen and
Frank McGuire, were appointed
associate athletic directors and
given control over their own
programs.
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