Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I^Rews E3ni w i ^ I U.S., Britain WASHINGTON (AP) ? I United States and Britain protect world peace, Thur? Minister Margaret Tbatche elaborate White House c< nations' close ties. For her part, Mrs. Thatch U.S. allv to visit Reagan aii president that the United Britain as "an ally, staunch Reagan greeted Mrs. Thai White House in a ceremony bright sunshine of an i February. He said those who threat aware of "one element wit America will stand side-by-s Eagles membe SANTA MONICA, Calif, (j the Eagles rock group has hi two years' probation after pi of giving drugs to a 16-year-o last fail. Superior Court Judge E Henley on Tuesday on the i tributing to the delinquency c The judge also approved two-year drug education pi successfully, would lead to ;>ossession charges also ste Nov. 21. Henley, 33, was arrestee Department paramedics to treat the teen-age girl, who seizure. The girl told param and Quaaludes and a subs* uncovered 21 grams of cocaii and 16 Quaaludes. USSR sides w MOSCOW (AP) ? Preside Fidel Castro met in Moscov Tass news agency said "in | U.S. imperialists have lai campaign, tne u.b.s.K., as D Cuba." It was not known if they Salvador, but the official ne> discussed "further devel cooperation" and other c situation in the world." The n Soviet Communist Party Conj The U.S. State Departme Union of engineering a plan i Soviet allies are supplying ai El Salvador with up to 200 I nthpr matpripl nanhiro^ in Vi< Jenrettes arg CHICAGO (AP) ? The c familiar to Rita Jenrette, am her estranged husband, fori would telephone to speak wil show. Jenrette, convicted of ace investigation, was watching Beach home as his wife disci host Phil Donahue. Viewers had been encour discussion. Jenrette called in the fins barrassed by his wife barini as a congressional wife in which hits the stands on Mar They began to quarrel 01 saying her husband sugg< assignment and accusing hii Jenrette denied that and ! account. Waste solutic WASHINGTON (AP) ? A headed by South Carolina problem of what to do with n by federal and state governr Riley released the repori Washington and said goveri determining the best ways storage. He said, "Succej radioactive waste manage putting into practice the par federalism'. urruin I i ins \tai uici snip means i imposition of federal will i states to block waste manag The council's recommen< sible for managing low-le already become law. As a r< states are beginning the pr< disposal sites. High-level storage must tx and tribal governments, the that the federal governmen own waste be free from state It suggests the federal gov state and tribal authorities routes are used to transpor! states and tribes would p jurisdictions according to th< iefs^ I 'side-by-side' ^resident Reagan, saying the will stand 4'side-by-side" to clay welcomed British Prime tr to the United States in an uremony reflecting the two er, the first leader of a major nee his inauguration, told the States can count on Great and true." :cher on the South Lawn of the made more impressive by the m usually mild Washington ten world security should be hout question ? Britain and ide." | r on probation \P) - Musician Don Henley of jen fined $2,500 and placed on leading no contest to a charge Id girl found nude in his home Idward Rafeedie sentenced misdemeanor charge of con>f a minor. Henley's request to enter a ogram which, if completed the dismissal of three drug mming from his arrest last I after he summoned Fire his Sherman Oaks home to he reported had suffered a edics she had taken cocaine squent search of the house ne, five ounces of marijuana ith Cuba ants Leonid I. Brezhnev and v Thursday, and the official present conditions, when the innKnrl onnfV*/\?? iiiviivu anuiuci auii'V^uudll efore, is siding with socialist took up the question of El vs agency Tass said the two opment of Soviet-Cuban questions concerning "the leeting took place as the 26th gress began its fourth day. int has accused the Soviet under which Cuba and other nti-government guerrillas in tons of American arms arjd etnam and Ethiopia. ! ue on show ! jailer's voice was certainly rl f tirao * in** ii ouv. tt cio iiiv.1 cuuiuua uiai trier Rep. John W. Jenrette, h her on the "Donahue" talk epting a bribe in the Abscam the live show from his Myrtle issed sexual exploitation with aged to call in and join the * il minutes to say he was em% herself and telling her story the April issue of Playboy, ch3. i the air, with Mrs. Jenrette isted she take the Playboy n of stripping their home. j said she took $35,000 from his I >n is sharing presidential advisory council i Gov. Dick Riley says the tuclear waste should be solved nents working together. t at a governors' meeting in lors must become involved in i to handle nuclear material . ss in solving our country's rnent problems depends on tnership principles of the 'new there can be neither arbitrary nor arbitrary actions by the ement decisions." iation that states be responivel radioactive wastes has esult, officials from groups of ocess of designating regional j determined by federal, state report advocates. But it urges t's ability to pick sites for its ; veto. 'ernment, in cooperation with >, should set rules on which t radioactive materials. Then lick specific routes in their e standards. Bostic wc (AP) ? The chairman of the state Commission on Higher Education says he is optimistic the agency will win its "first important test" of a legislative mandate to get rid of costly duplication. James E. Bostic Jr. said he hopes the General Assembly will agree with the commission that two-year oc 11 1 - ' cupauunm programs at me University of South Carolina's College of General Studies are costly for both taxpayers and students. "The issue here is, can we afford the unnecessary duplication between the senior four-year colleges and the two-year colleges or tech schools," he said. The commission last month said associate degree programs in secretarial sciences and industrial administration must be ended after this academic year. The university was also told that five other two-year programs would have to be expanded to four yean- /r dropped. "Here we nave a clear-cut case of duplication," Bostic told a news conference. He said the two-year nAlirCAC Kr? A ? ?l * * VVU10VO v.uuiu uc unciCU at ICL'llIUCttl colleges at less cost. Bostic said a 1978 law requiring the commission to draw up a master plan for higher education authorized the agency to end courses at four-year colleges that unnecessarily duplicate programs at technical colleges. USC has appealed the order to the education committees of the state Senate and House of Representatives. Si Thrown HH Wm Bob Darley was defeated by the Great pf Bucking Bullworker at H^ggl^ the Expo America I events this week. M Today is the last day | of the 3-day variety of events. (Photo by I Tony Williams) iPPP Cross wii NEW YORK (AP) ? "Sail Sintfer-soncwriter Christn- ponnr/ ? 0 ? ? * vvv* \ pher Cross, whose pop-rock of th< music won four of the most Cross important Grammy Awards as sar his first time out, says to him sweeping the top awards was In 4'definitely a dream come name< true." As Cross' debut album, four t "Christopher Cross," was accep named best album of the alburr year Wednesday night at old wl Radio City Music Hall. And rock the big hit from the album, Christ Today at US RH Film - 44Beyond th Dolls'* at 7 and 9:30 p.m. midnight for $1. Weather Friday: Mostly sunny and mid-40s. High in the 60s. * Clniir1\) nrtrl ?mi/W - ------ . ui iu rr i ku rain. Lows in the 40s. Highs >rks to rid d Both committees must endorse the termination order, or it will be overturned. Asked what would happen if the Legislature sides with the university, Bos tic said he couldn't predict the long-term effects. But he added, "That authority, if the first time it's used the General Assembly does not go along, that's a bad way to get started." This year, he said, the state paid fmir.VAnr rnlWoc tQ Ml f?r ao/th icuMJiiv Jl J YV|??W *v* VUVI* student. Technical schools, in comparison, received only $1,292 in state funds for each student, he explained. Bos tic said the cost of educating the average College of General Studies student this year was $1,373. "If these (occupational) programs had been offered at technical colleges, tne state would have saved $3.4 million. And that is a significant amount of money," he said. Also, he said tuition and fees at fouryear colleges average $1,040 per student, compared to $360 at technical colleges. The CHE chairman presented copies of letters from the state Chamber of Commerce and the South Carolina League of Women Voters supporting the commission. Gov. Dick Riley last week endorsed the commission's action. Bostic noted that when Lander and Winthrop colleges were also ordered to drop two-year occupational degree programs, they did so quickly and willingly "for strong educational is big at Gr ing," was named should say this is 1 of the year and song but I can't. It's wo 5 year ? and since In the 23 > wrote the song as well National Aca< ig it, both awards went Recording Arts ar i. has been best addition, Cross was gramophone-shap i best new artist. ttes, such artists he made his third of Sinatra and Stev :rips to the stage, to have won more Gi t the award for best one year. But i, the chubby 29-year- precedented for a ? 1 I? - ? iu ieaus a six-man pop- sweep the tr band also called Grammys in his d< opher Cross, said, "I Last May, in ai % with the Associa -j [ J Cross said he kn too plump to be a and he'd have tc way on his music, e Valley of the Kenny I^oggins for $1.50 and at Grammy for bes vocal performanc category in which nominated but c Loggins raised hi when he accept j "This Is It" from "Alive." and sj mild. Low in the one's for my Dad. Bette Midler Grammy for the with a chance of female vocal pei in the 60s. for "The Hose," t _____________ her movie. luplication Had the commission failed to take the action, said Bostic, "We would be neglecting our statutory responsibility by failing to make a difficult recommendation... when taxpayers, who are our largest constituency of oil cfl*oinAi4 #I?a ?uy UI v 0U CQ11IVU VU UIV f I1KIAto. "I also believe that the people of this state want to have a coordinating body that looks at the total picture of what programs we should and should ? . not have in higher education in our public system," he said. Bostic was apparently referring to a bill by Rep. Ernest Nunnery, DChester, to abolish the commission. The proposal, which has 23 cosponsors, is under consideration by the Education and Public Works Committee. The Senate Education Committee on Wednesday morning voted to hold a hearing on Wednesday, March 4, on the dispute. One supporter of the r~< :?:? iu(^iici uuuvauuu V/UiuimuHllUll, WIIU wanted a hearing immediately, called the delary a victory for the university. "The university won. They had done their homework," said Sen. Robert C. Lake, D-Newberry. He contended that if the Senate committee had endorsed the commission action, the House panel might have been persuaded to do likewise. The House committee will hold a hearing next Monday and Tuesday. If it votes against termination, the matter would be settled in USC's favor before the Senate hearing begins. :^^HHHHHR5PRB|H^n|^P^ Jp?f3 i ?gK|| 9I p^ 1 < : ' ammys getting old Barbra Streisand and nderful." Barry Gibb were awarded 'ears the the Grammy for the best pop iemy of vocal performance by a duo id Sciences or group, for "Guilty.'' owing its country music, the aS?r ^ winners were George Jones, ie Wonder wiiiie Nelson, Anne Murray, rnmmvc in . ? " and Emmylou Harris and S4- 4U? R?y Orbison. in artist to jn rock music, the lh6f Grammy for best female eoutyear. rock vocal performance i intprvipw went t0 Benatar, for her ted Press album "Crimes of Passion." ew he was Joe' won 11)681 roc^ cpv livmhni male vocal performance * make his ??anj for "Glass Houses." Phil Ramone, who produced j won the that all)um anc* Joel's two t pop male Previous ones, was named ie the one Producer of the year. i Cross was iidn't win. Bob Segar and the Silver s Grammy Bullet Band, who paid their tea u lor uues arouna i^eiriot lor i his album years before gaining aid, "This national recognition, won their first Grammy, for best rock group performance, won the The Police, two Englishmen ; best pop and an American who work rformance, in England, were awarded itle song of the Grammy for best rock instrumental performance.