Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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"A lot of Democrats have been making South Carolina a state favorable to business," he said. "We've been doing it as hard-working legislators ? not as Democrats. "At the national level, it appears as though Democrats arc liberal and Republicans are for a more effective government, but, in South Carolina, we Democrats have made the state as great as it is." HE MAINTAINED that the pst general elections showed misconccptions of the role played by state Democrats can result in South Carolinians pulling levers to vote for all GOP candidates from president to the local level. (Jj *t ^[Continued from pag? 3 plan to dismantle the department. Whether Congress accepts those plans, of coursc, is open to debate. "Some (OMB) proposals are similar to those made when Reagan was first elected," A and M's Benson comments. "Congress rejected them then, and I hope Congress continues its foresight and sensitivity to students needing money for education." I ATTFUTTHM ! GRADUATING j NEED i I The USC Career Placer i for you. Located on the 6 Building. Phone #777-3 ; January and February Re f January 28, Monday Charles. Naval S A Burlington, 0 Deloittr Haskins, f Newberry Co. Schools, O Electronic Data ! | January 29, Tuesday Sumter School D f BF Goodrich. O E-Systems, PS A Charleston Co. School Dint O C&S Nat. Bank i f Morrison's, O ? _ A . ,,, . , Marriott...intervi I iT",y ??. , Wed"eBd,J' C&S Nat. Bank Bibcock Wilcox, O Screen (ign i I Saluda Co. School Dist. 1,0 op?n ?ign Up Jan I 0?^ American Phillip?. O February 6, We ft SC I>ept. Social Services, O Westvaco PS * January 31, Thursday Milliken, O I Wachovi? Bt?nk, O Nat. Sec. Agenc T Scovill, MBA Clarke Checks, ( I Blackville Public Schools, 0 Navy R/jcruiting * NCNB Operations, MBA Northern Teleco | First Investors, O Char Naval Shi] * Atlanta University, O Frito Lay, PS | Engelhard Corp., O Santee Cooper, < ? February 1, Friday Greenwood Schc I Westinghouse, PS United Carolina ' * Pre Screen eiipn up wUI begin Jan.21 * Pre Screen aign I February 4, Monday ' Open up Ja, CAS Bank of SC, PS February 7, Thi I NCNB, O, BS/MBA Milliken, O ? Electronic Data Systems, O NCR, PS I JP Stevens, Audit Dept., PS Navy Recruiting a Benson Bultman King Palmer, Naval Underwa' I pg Center, O ? c*:?* 1WD A QmifKom UaII I )r 11 bl uiiiuii naim, mi>n ^ww^rw... Mariott.O AVX Ceramica, A Anderson School DUt., 0 * *??> %" I "Room 106, Engineering Hldg ?P*n ??n UP Jaj " reserved for Oh*. N*v. Bhpyd, February 8, Frl ( BOOpm Southern Bell, I !? ^ "P ?" 21 Smith Sapp Boc 4 *Op?n Stjrn up Jan. 21 q 9 February 5, Tuesday * Pre Screen dgn Allied Fiber#, PS * Open ?gn up Ja Lockheed Georgia, PS February 11, M Navy Recruiting, O Polaroid, MIBS US Patent Trademark, PS Firtt Union Nal (Square D. Co., PS PS - Pre-ScrMniig want to change state's voters The House Democratic Caucus has sent out letters to public relations companies across the state, Beasley said. The letter says the caucus will try to identify key issues on which a consensus of Democratic support can be built and pursue them in a coordinated manner. Democrats are asking compaines to submit proposals for meeting several goals for less than $20,000. Thne retainer will come out of fund-raising activities that may includc an assessment from each lawmaker. Assist in planning legislative and public information outreach strategies. Distribute news releases and develop an ongoing relationship on behalf of the caucus with newspaper and broadcast reporters. Prepare materials that will highlight Democratic achievemnents. The information could be used in speeches by caucus members and in other constituent contacts. Seek and coordinate speaking engagement.* for caucus members. Assist in planning caucus fundraisers. As anotncr step lowara cnamging us image, Beaslcy said, Democrats plan to announce at a news conference today their proposal to close the Chem-Nuclear Systems Inc. low-level nuclear waste plant in Barnwell County. They arc submitting the measure to back up Gov. Dick Riley and the South Carolina congressional delegation, both of whom have said they support closing the Ifacilty if Congress does not ratify a plan by Southeastern states to use it solely as a regional dump. Despite Benson's memory. Congress did in fact pass many Reagan student aid cuts in 1981. It tended to resist more cuts in subsequent years. n ninTic&M ui-r ai\ i iti/in auppuii in v^uu^i^sd iui financial aid hi- been strong for a long time," Oregon's Vignoul said. "I hope their ^ attitude won't change significantly. r SENIORS! \ JOB? nent Office is the Place $ 1th Floor of the Business 166. cruiting Schedules below: hipyard, PS Chem Cut, O Sells I'S * '>re ?cr**n "'P1 UP J*"- 21 Systems, O TuZi.r ^at 17 o relmiary 12, Tuesday Price Waterhouae, O of GA (Tucker), Si 1?1 I^00^J5,?A C&8 Bank of SC, O ew HRT Ivey'a PS of GA (All.), PS Roaea Store*, O ip Jan. 21 Stouffer Foods, PS Gf . 22 Lexington School Diat. 1, O dneaday - Armour Dial, O 7 Clarkaon Hardin Gantt, PS * Pre Screen tign up Jan. 21 pg * Open ilgn up Jan. 30 y February 13, Wedneaday q Xerox, PS . mi ps Internationa] Paper, PS pyard, PS Union Camp, MBA Metropolitan Ins., MBA 0 Owens Corning, PS ol Dist. 50, O Amoco Chemical, PS Bank. PS Ivey'a, PS up Jan. 21 Burroughs, O >. 23 Management Science, 0 uCg<lay Kershaw Co. Schools, 0 I Rk Pre Scre?n aign up Jan. 21 * Open aign up Jan. SO r, o February 14, Thursday ter System ., .,. Greenville Co. 8chools, O Data Genera], O >g Procter Gamble, PS P8 Owens Corning, internship up Jan. 21 Arthur Andersen, PS n. 26 Duke Power, PS . . Qauunnak D~4 mny VIWUHNil UIU, VI ?g Education, 0 >khout Crumpler, !f 8c[!!n "P*"- 21 i/p^n sign up Jan. 31 up Jan. 21 February IS, Friday " 26 McLean Trucking, PS iMKlay Procter Gamble, PS Georgia Power, 0 t. Bank O * Pre Hereon ?ign up Jan. 21 ft * Op?i tign up Fab. 1 ? O - Op?a SchcMing - r'iVit' "r *?*-itnr* ^~rvt-wi4??