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Men guilty <
CHARLESTON <AP) the
chairman of the lot
have pleaded guilty to ft
ducks over a baited pond
Frederick J. Felder,'
terru ami organizatioi
brv vi'ng grounds, and h
not ;tenced immediat
Can v talph Thomas Sac
mi? it *
i ik mree were arret
Georgetown County Th
charged with shooting <
abetting.
States plan
WASHINGTON (AP)
Carolinians, who debat<
any opportunity, are in <
is barbecue.
South Carolina 6th Dis
Bennettsville has acc<
District counterpart in i
of Greensboro, for a "ba
1.
Napier comes from a s
for its pork barbecue b
Johnson's part of North
becue in a tomato saucc
meat and the congressio
Georgia will pick the wir
Man shot ir
MONROE, Mich. <AI
after his German shepl
teeth and then dropped it
John Calbert, 41, had
attack and disarm intruc
Calbert laid a loade
Saturday and Jarvis pit
police officer Dan Richai
Several witnesses, inc
children, watched as the
to fire a bullet that hit C
Calbert was in fair cond
said.
Lady Diana
LONDON (AF) - The
Charles took it in stride i
benefit recital in a blacl
low neckline.
When Lady Diana Sp
demure and sensible sk
wrap inside Goldsmith'
whistles and "audible ac
noted.
The prince, aware of th
and said with a laugh,
finished?"
It w is the 19-year-old 1
with I rince Charles, who
Torn shirt ?
^nnnixsiVN (AD of
the law because his shi
Three men ran away fr
Sunday afternoon after ;
who responded saw two i
cut in a fence.
An officer grabbed th<
tried to get away, but t
cessfully escaped.
McVie fined
WAILUKUT. HAWAII
McVie and his wife, Jul
dered to pay $1,000 tc
pleading guilty to drug ai
McVie. 35, a member <
his wife in Circuit Court
stemming from their arr
grams of cocaine in their
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guilty pleas, which mear
erased as long as they <
year.
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of duck killings
Three Charleston men, including
lal chapter of Ducks Unlimited,
xleral charges involving shooting
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ivho hftllHs flu* Akantor rvf tha in
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i that works to protect wildlife
lis soil Frederick Felder III, were
ely by U.S. Magistrate Robert S.
iler was fined $50.
jted Dec. 11 on Santee island in
e younger Felder and Sadler were i
lucks and Felder with riding and
barbeque bowl
- South Carolinians and North
; the merits of their two states at
i hash again. This time the subject
trict Congressman John Napier of
spted the challenge of his 6th
the Tar Heel state, Gene Johnson
rbecue bowl" in Washington April
section of the Palmetto State noted
lasted in a mustard sauce, while
i Carolina is known for pork bar!.
Each will provide 100 pounds of
nal delegations from Virginia and
iner.
i arm by dog
*) - A man was shot in the arm
lerd dog picked up a gun in his
t, police reported Monday.
been training his dog Jarvis to j
lers, police said.
d .22-caliber pistol on a chair
:ked up the weapon in his teeth,
rds reported.
luding Calbert's father, wife and
i dog dropped the gun, causing it
albert in the arm, Richards said,
ition in Mercv HosDital. Richards
shows more
; spectators gasped but Princc
A-hen his fiancee turned out for ?
lc strapless evening gown with a
>encer, who usually appears in
irts and sweaters, took off her
s Hall on Monday, there were
imiring gasps," a BBC reporter
e crush of photographers, turned
"Have all the fashion writers
MnnHa'c fir-of miKlin ?
k/4\/ti\iv o til oi pUMlAV'
m she is to marry in July.
;aves burglar
A burglar escaped the long arm
rt sleeve tore off, police say.
om a downtown Charleston store
a burglar alarm went off. Police
men flee through a hole they had
e third by the sleeve as he, too,
he fabric tore and the man sue
in Hawaii
[ (AP) - British rock star John
ie Ann, were fined $1,000 and or
a rehabilitation facility after
nd weapons charges.
rf Fleetwood Mac, appeared with
; on Monday to face the charges
est Dec. 23, when police found 4.5
home on Maui island.
eed to defer acceptance of their
is the defendants' records will be
io not break the law in the next
ounds, Etc.
ount Prices $
larion ?Jensen, etc.
onal installations
own BOB DRAKOS
starting at $99.00
W. Columbia, S.C. 29169
(803) 796-1584 I
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Riley war
(AP) - Gov. Dick Riley's attempt to
batten down state spending by writing
strict guidelines into the South
Carolina constitution was given a
small first nudge toward approval
Tuesday,
i
The Senate Finance Committee
voted to sponsor the package after
Chairman Rembert C. Dennis assured
members they could an:end or oppose
any or all sections later.
A public hearing will be held
probably March 17, Dennis said.
Others could be scheduled.
Merits of the proposals were not
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Captain Telegram paid a visit
from his sister. The Captain I
I Panqaniban)
Today at US'
Law Week - Job Fair begin
Room 134 of the Law Cen
proving the Quality of Li
Americans in South Carolina'
7:30 p.m. in the Law Center Ai
Recital - Saxophone quart
p.m. in Fraser Hall. No admis
Film Series - Southern
Series presents "Intruder in i
p.m. in Gambrell Auditorium.
Faculty Recital - Constanc
flute and Charles Fugo on pia
Fraser Hall. No admission chj
RH Film - "On the Tov
Movietonews at 2:30 p.m. for
and 9:30 p.m. for $1.
weather
Wednesday: Mostly sunny. Lo
20s. High in the upper-50s.
Thursday: Sunny and cool. L<
High in the 60s.
...to talk with someone who carej
Problem pregnancy counseling
Abortion counseling and servic
Free pregnancy & birth control
Trained counselors
Speakers for school & civic grc
"Ar Abortion counseling & service
II "Confidential Contact
I 254 4368 ^omeone Who Care
; '] 1 61 4 Two Notch Rd. f.
its strict qv
discussed except in general terms.
Sen. David S. Taylor, D-Laurens,
described the package as "one which
will dictate the future and progress of
South Carolina."
Sen. John Drummond, DGreenwood,
agreed "this is a burning
iscnp" Kut inHioatoH Ha ic rirtt ontifoKf
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satisfied with the five amendments
and supporting legislation that
reached the committee just last week.
Among the governor's proposals is
a ceiling on state spending so it won't
exceed the average rate of growth of
the state's economy. Another would
reduce the amount required to be held
. w?f >* # if il^M'
to USC defensive tackle Cas DanieU
brought along a bellydancer to surpr
~ | Milita
is at 10 a.m. in MOTlf*
ter and "Im- V-Vw' *
fe for Black
* by BALSA at VJ JL Cll
nditorium. Washington
The four branches
. ... a ** armed forces are
et recital at 5 behind a4 proposal
sion charge. the GI education
:i:?
anu give military vi
Studies Film UP to a month
the Dust" at 7 college after thcy 1
service.
The aim is to i
larger number of hi|
:e Lane on the graduates and thus
no at 8 p.m. in level of quality in
xr0fk vices. Military leac
? " have held that hig
graduates are
vn" plus Fox trainable and less
75 cents and 7 be discipline problt
srhnnl Hrnnrtnte
V4* VpVUVO.
Enlistments of hij
graduates dropped
after the old GI e
. law, which began
?w in the mid- was replace<i in 19^
plan now in effect. I
present prograr
>w in the 30s. Veterans Edi
Assistance Progi
________? service person recei
Services 1
I I National Com
' I I cal* on
/;[ vljUv Vxl 1 of season busi
I haveg??ddrp
i services fl - _ (1
March 12
HJpS j j 1 Ballroom i
With I Nort
24 Hour
Answering Sorvicc !
.
i idelines
in a reserve - or rainy day - fund to 8
percent or $60 million instead of the
present 6 percent of the iv> budget.
The number of state employees
would be tied to the growth in state
population.
Also included is stronger language
An rnnn/linx IS^U. TL. '
vii o|a;iiuiii5 uiiuut. lilt; present
constitution says taxes must be levied
to cover estimated annual expenses
but the revision would say the
budgeting process must "insure that
annual expenditures of state government
shall not exceed annual state
revenue."
iwski Monday as e birthday gift
fse Danielowski. (Photo by Jose
rv forces
7 " w
to revive
ucation bill
(AP) ? benefits for each $1 he or she
5 of the contributes.
uniting With tuition and other
to revive college costs soaring,
program military manpower experts
olunteers believe an offer of education
to attend payments in return for
eave the service would be especially
attractive now to young
ittract a people who want to attend
gh school college.
raise the The Reagan administration
the ser- has not yet indicated
lers long whether it would favor a new
;h school program of noncontributory
more education benefits as a
likely to stimulus for the all-voluteer
;ms than force.
But a senior Air Force
jh school official said recently that
sharply Congress is "rushing like a
education freight train" toward some
in 1944, form of a GI bill to "take the
'6 by the heat off them on the question
Inderthe of possibly returning to the
n, the draft."
ication Eleven GI education bills
ram, a have been introduced in the
ves $2 in House or Senate this year.
pany needs Summer Reps, to
shed retail accounts to do end
ness. Must be free to travel &
zing record. j
Summer Job Fair ;
til in Rncccill
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to arrange interview,
hthrup King Co.