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President < for export! By ASSOCIATED PRESS President Reagan is asking Cong fund to nrovirie Inw-rnst Inane tr? The request was part of a refurbi the president detailed Monday. It fo< ^ to U.S. goods rather than protecting " imports. The announcement came a day i United States, Japan, West German; they would try to lower the value ol currencies. In the wake of that announcement ble in more than 12 years, losing 4.2 currencies of its major trading partrn the 10 percent devaluation ordered Fehrnnrv 107"* In other economic news Monday: ?A group of economists said the force its money supply growth targe "small recession." The group, a s panel that calls itself the Shadow ^ failure to curb excessive money grc ' more severe recession later. ?Yields on short-term Treasury s< tions. The Treasury Department soli at an average discount rate of 6.81 last week. Another $4.5 billion w; average discount rate of 7.05 perce week. S.C. wetli L By ASSOCIATED PRESS CHARLESTON ? Only a small percentage of South Carolina's coastal wetlands are used for mariculture, according to a new study conducted for the Smith f!nrr?lir?ji flrant Consortium. The state has about 70,000 acres of impoundments ? diked rice fields which are the remnants of the Lowcountry rice culture from the 19th century. But, ac^ cording to the research, the lion's share of that land is used to attract wildfowl ? mainly for hunting. The study, conducted by Mark Tompkins of the University of South Carolina, is based on a T?55rv F M mmm f - JflJilil i>7?YilS h > r-A'p'-^y^p U P ^ff ? HIMMU isks \ :r loans ress to establish a $300 million lected exporters. shed administration trade policy ...... ? r? i._.? ,UdV3 Ull U^IIlUg UlcUKCld 5 domestic industries battered by ifter the central bankers of the y, Britain and France announced t the dollar compared with other t, the dollar took its biggest tum.9 percent of its value against the ;rs. It was the biggest retreat since by the Nixon administration in Federal Reserve Board should ents although doing so would risk a ielf-styled government watchdog Open Market Committee, said >wth risks higher inflation and a ecurities dropped in the latest aucd $4.5 billion in three-month bills percent, down from 7.17 percent as sold in six-month bills at an :nt, down from 7.32 percent last anHs nserl \ survey of about 670 owners and managers of coastal wetlands who control about 75 percent of the impoundments in the state. The research provides the basis for the first systematic study of management and use of wetlands along the coast. The responses showed that less 1 a - f aI i man 1 pcrcciu ui inc impoundments ? about 261 acres ? are used for mariculture. About 78 percent of the acreage is used for wildfowl hunting. Mariculiure is the controlled farming of seafood. The reseach indicated that the public has access to only about half the impounded wetlands along the coast ? and most of rierlca's ut lire mum SRgHHH H? ff i B| FJ-" Scholarship speecl jjw Utham.?recipient of | Bobbi's father, speaks on the I for mari that is in the approximat< A/\A ..... tL.t Ull. tft,uw av>i? uiai aic puunv owned. The report said that soi private impoundments are { cessible "but through the p? ment of lease fees that have be reported to run about $1,500 j blind for two shooting days \ week, for six weeks of the hi ting season." While much of the manaj mcni 01 mc impoundments focused on growing plai designed to attract wildfo^ public impoundments on govei ment land are generally manag more effectively, according to 1 ; report. The survey showed that m lialp Pravtnt Birth D?f?cts Support the March of Dimes NBIOIH DlffCn KXMMIIONHH Sl?otrio?l ?nglw?riXkg, Compn Mathematics Majors. 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Baltimore, Md. ? **11 f ho nnHnno I auvuv CJM A VltV m interview through write to the r 10 and 11,1966. your placement reer Opportunities GENCY . *, t" < I stance Baker, dean of nursing, listen as Ray Rosa Utility con ? sued by bi 304 th* By ASSOCIATED PRESS 10 Two brothers severely burned in Murray dam last year are suing South $4.5 million. 5 of Claude Pound, an employee of the \ "p on behalf of his sons, Jeffrey and ." utility's operations generated dangero wl11 near their home. The suits, which were filed in Rich ing mon Pleas, seek $2 million in dama lawsuit, Pound asks for $200,000 foi ^ including rehabilitation. l8ht Pound lived with his family in a c )C^~ near the McMeekin Station electrical f thls the explosion. The lawsuits said that on the day < Michael Pound entered a shack on th of their dog. The shack was dark i iii? match. :l!-n The shack, permeated with coal ::::H quickly, the suit said. HP ; Jeffrey Pound, then 6, suffered tl 1 neck, back, arms, hands, buttocks, 8-years-old, suffered third-degree bui HwHHRKw. ? wiBSHBBwS ksJPWv:;;-^. ^BH a Aw^WSy^HyeiggR^ te^SBn9SHi^BKwBxaHa>ap?M> 2131 Devine St. 799-5941 SPECIAL STA I Where/CTTrS Does Carolina "Sj Dine? ytlf rHamBorger i Potato fj Salad Bar ' % Tea VellaV? 829 Knox Abbott Dr. Hours: 10:30 a.i f-Visit RICHIES LOUNG1 FREE WIRE Lounge Hour; DAVID DOTSONfTfe Bmmmk ti, ipany others an explosion near the Lake i Carolina Electric & Gas for utility, filed lawsuits Monday Michael, claiming that the us levels of volatile coal dust land County Court of Comges for each boy. In a third : his children's medical bills, ompany-owned development generating plant at the time of of the explosion, Jeffrey and te common grounds in search and the older child struck a dust, exploded and burned lird-degree burns on his face, legs and feet. Michael, then rns over the same areas. TANNING SESSIONS RTS SEPT. 15 tJ^pr V9jT course. stMkW8] JUf. 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