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Brown, Rcnstcdt tour 1V. ? ."sLirmui Laruu: i Sriwi ?> imi ns r:*^t L^iriOi ??:use-fail: fjev n. it wfsr. : rr i Twist} r?sc r^r.r-f tnnti :c n isrj'i -Lur i wf?t-j:(n? xi*CLOai. Sriwi j jL?asj v-?~ zuii^t ii nsr< Timer's Hit: "mjji* rrm.f rri-> N imcfC f ar "fiLTi. vilui n?tr-?c nuTiiH. n?er A-i7-i:^r uur ~ T*. ??*< AiJi urwtu .?AJ. X M illl - W1V . \ J" . Jui * rfc?:ns*^ vfr^f t*cc ivi? trim Je iiiMffniir *mr lit - .urnrruir rmsa: ??? n rr-iTTir iiimwiMiminwiimhiumuu-J-ui 531 1 rH I ES Price war expected Milk prices in some areas of South Carolina are continuing to drop, prompting fears that a price war is in the makings State Dairy Commission Executive Director Charles ra ? ? : -i ? ? ^ ? > cxid1* saiu stores in ^narieston are continuing to sell milk for about $1.79 a gallon, while one supermarket cha'c in Columbia is offering milk for $1.69 a gallon. The price decreases are a result of a circuit judge's ruling about three weeks ago temporarily deregulating milk pnces Traffic deaths higher This past year's reduction in traffic deaths is ap parentis- being reversed in 1979 The South Carolina Department of Highways and Public Transportation says that traffic deaths in 1979 topped the 200 mark 20 days earlier than in 1978 Taimadge M LeGrand. assistant director of highway safety, said as of midnight March 29. 2CG persons bad died on South Carolina's roads and highways In 1978. it wasn't until April 18 that the 200 mark was passed, he said At that point. LeGrand said, there were 32 fewer traffic deaths than during a comparable period in 1977 Sumter union pickets SVMTER ? Picketing resumed Saturday at the Sojinerr. Coalings and Chemical Co . plant tn Sumter ? ?*ere some SO union workers; \ialkp.-) ?vf rKo r*ecause of a contract dispute T*Dr sorters are striking for higher wages and setter r?coef::> The> set up picket lines Friday morning and to continue picketing from 6 a m until 6pm fisni Ci?y until a new contract is signed HoiKP filihi ictorc kill w w s/ v/ I I I i k/ VJ >J I I O I I I C^pnnenB of a Public Service Commission bill ruacfcad acuon with a more than 22-hour filibuster that scr^icbed into a rare Friday session of the SC 2: *ill Se up for consideration when the House a; noon Tuesday, but no action ts expected ibe House has set a budget bill for special order *: I Ik'1 pir. TTvat means it might be two sleeks c^ore ir?e Hcvis* Lakes up the bill again