Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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liurrt Nidi Oil pric< KUWAIT - Saudi Arab porter, and Kuwait have increase of 5 to 8 percen year, the newspaper A1 Kuwait previously adv 10 Dercent on .Tnn 1 i wanted either a price fr< go into effect gradually. New mon BRUSSELS, Belgium tually assured of a new n Year as leaders of the n ments met Tuesday to conference. "I am convinced that I from Jan. 1," French d'Estaing, one of its arc West German official! had to be worked out. Blacks ck WINDHOEK, South-W guerrilla call to boyuci stitutent assembly elect thousands to vote for th The first of five days of incident Monday, and ofl with the turnout as Soutl 1,100 polling stations aga The officials report? northern Ovamboland, he the territory's populatioi year-old guerrilla war wf People's Organization. NATO sti BRUSSELS, Belgium skeptical of suggestior European allies have bee despite recent signs of i alliance. U.S. Gen. Alexander I commander in Europe, past week to join its alii military reorganization continuing series of pres Warsaw Pact. But he said the loyalty real emergency remains g "Martini* I I Carolina cheerleade Martin cheer during Monday night's Har basketball game. D RLD b increase da, the world's biggest ol exagreed to support an oil price t to take effect by stages next Siyassah reported Tuesday, ocated an increase of at least vhile SDaudi Arabia said it jeze or a minimal increase to etary system - Western Europe was virnonetary system for the New ine Common Market governwind up a two-day summit the system can start working President Valery Giscard :hitects, told reporters. > said some technical points sfy boycott est Africa - Blacks defied a Dtt South-West Africa's contions and turned out by the e first time. polling passed without major ficials said they were pleased h African troops guarded the inst nnasihlf* onorrillo - K MVV?VI\ . i especially brisk voting in >me to more than 46 percent of i and battle-ground of the 12iged by the South-West Africa ill skeptical NATO military planners are is that the Soviet Union's :ome any less loyal to Moscow strain within the Communist A. Haig Jr..NATO's supreme said Romania's refusal this es in spending increases and appeared to be part of a sures within the seven-nation of the Communist armies in a nigmy amicuit to predict. ?y mVmm rs lead a Steve j 7a time out in vard Carolina ave Roback ? GAMECOCK 1 nn i Medical sch WASHINGTON ? Sen. Strom announced a $3.9 million grai Administration to the Univera School nf MpHirinp He said the funds will be use seven-year program to establish school. Thurmond said $3 millioi of facilities at the Columbia V/ $953,000 will be used for clinicc Oil drilling ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. Tuesday it plans exploratory ( the coast of Georgia for pel continental shelf. "The proposed depth of the v Tonv DeHaas. a snnkwrnnn company. The company filed a petition Geological Survey for the offsfc about 60 miles east of the St. M drilling rig will be moved fron location, Tenneco said. Crash kil ANCHORAGE, Alaska ? A battling crosswinds crashed wh seriously injuring Sen. Ted Stev and four other persons. One oth Stevens, the Senate's assists was hospitalized in stable cond crashed and split into three pi Anchorage International Airpo His 49-year-old wife of 26 y< j Washington, D.C., for the Chris planned Dec. 30 wedding of theii the pilot and three others. The other survivor was Tony Alaskan lands legislation. Feinstein nev SAN FRANCISCO ? Dianne 1 San Francisco's highest electiv mayor ? elected by fellow suj j the city through a week of mourning. The 45-year-old widow, the fii city's highest office, was sworn the 13 months remaining in I Mo scone, gunned down a weeH I office. I \V'~ ^ I ^ g&a y V ;!y ~v'_L r-r'Z/D ION i iooI grant Thurmond, R-S.C., has at from the Veterans ity of South Carolina d for continuation of a i the new state medical j 1 will go for renovation ^ Medical Center, and d faculty salaries. _ i i i jjiunneu j ? Tenneco Inc. said irilling next March off xoleum on the outer/ell is 11,000 feet," said for the Houston-based recently with the U.S. tore well, to be located [ary's River. A floating n the North Sea to the lis five small chartered plane tile attempting to land, ens and killing his wife er passenger survived, int Republican leader, ition after the Lear jet Leces Monday night at rt. jars, Ann, home from itmas holidays and the r daughter, died, as did Motley, a lobbyist for vA/ mnvnr -/ I ^einstein, twice denied e office at the polls, is >ervisors after leading tumult, violence and I rst woman to hold the in Monday to complete the term of George ; ago in his City Hall J : . . .. -: / LVr7:;;- - , I I. I, Ill Mll STfi Seignious c CHARLESTON - As of Mondi Seignious II is on an unpaid president of The Citadel. Seignious requested the leav< by the Senate as director of the Disarmament Agency, or next sooner. . ?i-1 l- _* A ocigiuuus sum lie pians 10 cc the state-supported military col is not confirmed. But he said he i date for his leave of absence be be unfair to The Citadel for hir protracted period of time. FBI agent Charles J. Devic, special operations in South Carolina for retiring from the Federal Bur FBI, effective Jan. 12. Devic said he is retiring in federal law making retirement datory at age 55, concluding r service with the agency. Prior to coming to South Car< agent in charge, he held FBI New York, Washington, St. Honolulu. Edwards wi Gov. James B. Edwards tod tention of the state Budget and C federal guidelines in recomme for state employees. Edwards, chairman of the h statement declaring the panel ht sticking with the anit-inflation j administration, although th agreement on wage hikes may Carter has recommended thi held to not more than 8 perce tentatively agreed to a 6 per increase for state employees plui increases averaging 5 percent. Another pla uiniuin - The sixth plane eras] less than a week killed the p Tuesday and injured a woman Killed when the single-engl moments after takeoff from the was Troy Shelton, 50, who ran an Union and also operated Shelton Chrisawn, 49, was hospitalized hpnrl anH ? ?1 ? mmmrmi miLiuai unjuiies.i ,VV;X nMBBHn mBt':: KlBpyyi. ^,?h TE i )n leave iy, Lt. Gen. George M. leave of absence as e until he is confirmed U.S. Arms Control and t April - whichever is mtinue as president of lege in Charleston if he 3et the April 1979 cutoff cause he feels it would n to be on leave for a to retire agent in charge of the past two years, is eau of ZInvestigation, i compliance with the ; for FBI agents mannore than 26 years of >lina in 1976 as special posts in Birmingham, Louis, Detroit and II comply lay reaffirmed the in^ontrol Board to follow nding wage increases oard, issued a policy is "every intention" of urogram of the Carter e board's tentative exceed the guidelines, at wage increases be nt. The budget board A At 1 ? uciu aiaoas-uie-uoara s continuation of merit ne crash ti in South Carolina in lilot of a Cessna 130 passenger. me aircraft crashed Union County Airport appliance business in 's Flight Service. Sue U/ith Q Ki*Alrnn mi u uiuivi.li y?;ivio,