Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. Suit ma' ? single-se? Bj Om . An Alabama mail was r? . alimony payments. He sued. / unconstitutional and discrimi If the Supreme Court strikec ' broad enough terms it may Carolina's single-sex statute, professor of law at the Univen "Suppose a man is divorce - former wife under the South < . order of the court," Chastain under this obligation the II S ,5 South Carolina's alimony law o. mean? "Does it mean he can stop ( , was ordered to pay before th keep on paying? Does it mean should be able to get that mon< fact. And there are some good that would occur to some peop CHASTAIN SAID if the So nerflnn whn hns an mitotonHfi decision of whether or not to c< "Everybody will be facet somebody out of all the hundi 'No, I don't think I should ha court, and that part of the thin or another. "And all these other auestk then make that determinate boat," Chastain said. The question of what happ answered when the Supreme Chastain. The Supreme Court the single-sex alimony statul noted, but added that decision the passage of the ERA." CHASTAIN SAID if the sin might have some implications "In fllio otntn nnil mMM WMf OMII? 9U1U UUUIJT MOV is oil the father/' he said. "In father is dead or can't be fou obligation on the mother, but distinction there ? primary ok the mother." ? V/I ICllldllUIl ? From page 7 1 Out-of-state students register One of the first things parent students and student leaders "Of course, parents have d meetings between university tears parents have about studc ; INCLUDED ON the agenda i ; a buffet lunch, tours of the He * and another talk with a stud ! GINT chat Dr. James A. Kuhlman has appointed chairman of rt ' i^|nu uiiou ui uuvcrnmeni International Studies at USC Kuhlman holds a Bach degree in journalism ai Master's and Ph.D. in po! , science from Northwe ?, University. He also has a Ma * degree in public and internal affairs from the Institute for Washington University. Kuhlman, who joined US 1909, returned last year as I chairman of the department a two-year sabbatical during > he directed a Ford Found project in Zagreb, Yugoslavia has served as visiting resi professor at the Strategic Sti Institute of the U.S. Army College and was awarded Outstanding Civilian Sei medal by the Department o: . ! . . I I I i ; > M > v affftrt S. ? alimony i Hit* D. Ford wCOCH wTBIT Wn ITV? cently accused of falling bel claiming the single-eex alimo inatory. _ I down t)w> Alnhnmn ctatirfA an have significant implication according to Randall Chastai dty of South Carolina. d and is now paying $100 a n Carolina alimony statute by r said. "And suppose that while . Supreme Court rules that a are unconstitutional. Well, wh laying, then? Or does it mean ey declared it unconstitutiom that since he paid under an irn iy back? The latter doesn't, as legal reasons why it doesn't, t ile who have been paying," Ch uth Carolina statute is inval og aiimony oraer win De iao Kitinue to pay. I with that question," he i eds of people in the state is g ve to pay that/ and it's goinj ig will be decided by a court a ms will be tied up by one pen II for everybody else who's i ens 10 enrong alimony ordes Court writes its opinion," a will rule on it "one way or ai e may be upheld in South C would be4'something of an ai gle-sex alimony statute is in1 for child support as well, es, the first obligation to supo this state and many states, th id, one or the other, then the it's secondary. So there's cl ligation, the father, secondar, UJf I11ULI. & do is get acquainted with son in a talk session. ifferent needs/' Strumpf said students and parents, they i ants. I think it's a terrific idea.' for parents is a talk with acack salth Center and Thomas Coo| nit panel. rman nam ibeen .. ^ id a fflWMWlSW uucui Mmnssmr^p stern I v tional j?rge wHP*1M/>A '.- ; ^ewg&x after iition J. He sarch fSKK LKiies BilSSSSl^^sF War ^8 the vice Kuhlm f the ; : 11 ' f > i i I - . ? c. law hind in his ny law was id does so in b for South 11, associate lonth to his eason of an ?the man is ? 11 laws like if"1"'1'1"" " at does that 1 because he ! I il he has to I /alid law he I a matter of | Hit I'm sure 1 astain said. idated, any ed with the said. "And oing to say, g to go into ise one way on who will n the same Resun *8 "may be ccording to Envel< mother" and BusiiK arolina, be gument for validated it ( art children " ough, if the re's a legal early a sex y obligation ne of USC's 1. "In these discuss the > M' i ' 1 anic deans, >er Library ed HH \ H i an . 1 I i i f ? l ? t I i i J . . r Summer exam The Summer Exam Schedule was omit Schedule, but will appear in the Summer Monday, July 10,1978 8 a.m. classes: 8 a.m. 11:30 a.m. classes: 11 a.m. 1:1 3 p.m. classes: 2 p.m. All 5:30 p.m. classes: 5:90 p.m. 7:4 fl CURRY j) COPY ' 11 CENTER of l Capitol Center, 1332 Main Columbia, S.C. 29201 ies Forms % Fliers opes Letterheads jss Cards Wedding Invitations 3ood Printing al conveniently open 9:0( 9:0 WjJiMVW A Irfl R2QQQHHHH i schedule ted from the Summer Master Master Schedule supplement. Tuesday, July 11,1978 15 a.m. classes: 8 a.m. 5 classes: 11 a.m. I other classes: 2 p.m. ? p.m. classes: r.vo p.m. A/elcome Stude Cdumbia St. Enlargements and Reductioi Photo flnnips Printing in Black or Colorec Good Price D-5:30 Mon.-Fri. 0-1:00 Sat. RTfl I HL JH yjKW WSBrnMiMmmm I V V3 ints! OS 1 Inks S