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THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., March 5, 1970—5-A City Council (Cont. from page 1.) City’s sick leave policy and va cation policy. No man should be shown on any payroll on any day- tor any number of hours unless he has worked those hours as shown.’ (4) “The master sick leave re cords for all employees of the City should be brought up to date and kept up to date each week and month. (5) “All purchases by the City should, beginning at once, be signed by the department head on approved City purchase order forms. Council should inform the Treasurer and Mayor to pay no bills unless purchase orders were issued and signed by the department head or acting de partment head in his absence. (6) “Any purchase or labor con tract for any department that is not included in the budget (and being within the budget limits) should be approved by City Coun cil in advance.’ (7) “No purchase of any size should be charged to the Con tingent Fund of the budget unless approved before purchase by City Council." (8) Several bills to insurance companies for out-of-the-city fire calls and for utility damages which have not been paid should be checked out by the Treasurer at once. In such cases where prompt payment cannot be ob tained, Council should at once reject all fire call riders from such insurance companies." (9) "Council, a couple of years ago, approved a Trailer Or dinance which was copied from the South Carolina Health Depart ment Ordinance. This ordmance set up distances to be used from property lines, from trailer to trailer, and from any trailer to any building. Several trailer lot owners had to spend quite a few dollars to move their trailers to meet this requirement. Sev eral owners of these lots have informed me that this ordinance has not been carried out in the past year. Since no trailer could secure sewer, electricity, or wa ter until an approved form was issued to the clerk, Council should at once investigate this and continue this ordinance or re move it from the City books.” (10) “In order to control over time in the Utility Department, it appears that no work order to any employee should be given at night or on weekends until the Superintendent of Utility (or the Assistant Superintendent in cases where the Superintendent cannot be reached) issues the order on his approval. If this is the will of Council, then I will also ask that the Mayor be advised at once on all such orders, and in the event the Mayor cannot be reach ed, this information be called to the Chairman of the UtilityCom- mittee.” (II) “Two and one-half years ago Council, at its meeting, ap proved a proposal from the South Carolina Highway Department whereas the Highway Department would give the City the neces sary red lights to use to pro vide a double red light at every control light location in our city. This was to be done by Jan. 1, 1969. No such work has been done, and any information on this should be acted on tonight. Also, the Clinton Chronicle, about six months ago, gave a report from the City that the approved South Carolina Highway Department drawings for the control lights at the Broad Street and East Carolina Avenue location had been received. This should be brought up to date and the pub lic informed as to the stature of this much-needed project." Council also approved a mo tion that Utility Department em ployees are to go on a 40-hour per week basis effective March 5 with one electrician and one water maintenance man to work on Saturday morning and to be on weekend stand-by for that week. This does not include Filter Plant operators. In another action at the over five-hour meeting, Council a- dopted a resolution approving the Clinton Housing Authority’s ap plication for a loan for low-rent housing. PC Board Fraser, Others To Be Honored (Cont from page 1.) day spring business session on campus, the governing board au thorized the budget increase from the current $2.4 million to the $2.7 million proposed for 1970- 71 and designated these honorary degree recipients: The Rev. Robert A. Dobbins, minister of Chester’s Purity Presbyterian Church, and the Rev. James V. Johnson, Jr., minister of Atlanta’s Druid Hills Presbyterian Church, both to re ceive doctor of divinity degrees; Powell A. Fraser, PC alumnus now serving as president of King College, doctor of humanities; and Bluford B. Hestir Jr., of Atlanta, executive secretary of Television, Radio and Audio-Vi suals (TRAV) of the Presbyter ian Church US, doctor of lit erature. The trustees assembled at Presbyterian College early Mon day evening to meet in commit tees for detailed consideration of the college program. The board met for its general session Tues day under Chairman Eugene T. Wilson of Atlanta, heard reports from President Marc C. Weer- sing and the various committees and transacted the regular busi ness of this main fiscal meeting of the year. In adopting the 1970-71 budget, the board designated $934,500 for instructional expense, $341,000 for administrative and general expenses, $184,000 for operation and maintenance, $181,- 000 for student aid, $913,410 for auxiliary enterprises such as room and board, and $148,815 for contingencies and depreciation. 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Mrs. Spivey^be- fore her marriage was June Hunnicutt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hunnicutt. Steve Wright son of Mr. and Mrs. Carter Wright is home on Groydon Heads County Demos Hubert Graydon of Laurens was elected chairman of the Lau rens County Democratic Party Monday morning at the county convention in Laurens. Graydon, who operates a real estate business in Laurens, suc ceeds Allen D. Coleman who is seeking re-election as Laurens County Treasurer. Mrs. Claude P. (Ann) Cook of Laurens was elected vice chairman. Richard T. Tounsend, a Lau rens attorney, was elected state executive committeemen and Mrs. R. B. (Betty) Satterfield was re-elected secretary. Mrs. Cook, state vice chair man of the South Carolina De mocratic Party, announced she would not seek re-election to the state office. She said she will devote her efforts toward the election of Sen. Earl Morris Jr. of Pickens as Lieutenant Gov ernor of South Carolina. leave before overseas duty to Germany. Mrs. Steve Wright who has been with her husband has returned home and now resides in a trailer near her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Tinsley. Miss Susan Shouse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Shouse recently attended the Beta Club Convention with other members of Whitmire High Beta Club mem bers. Giant Charged In Pistol Slaying Of Clinton Man A 21-year-old man of Rt 1, Cross Hill, has been charged with murder in the pistol slaying early Sunday of a 20-year-old Clinton man 10 miles South of Clinton in the Milton communitv. County Sheriff R. Eugene John son said James Arthur Carter of 5 Airport Road, Clinton, died at Bailey Memorial Hospital of a .32 pistol wound of the abdomen, about an hour and a half after the 1:20 a.m. incident. Hill, is in the Laurens County Jail charged with the fatal shoot ing that took place outside Suber’s Grill. with baking soda, fill with water, let soak for a few minutes before washing. Also investigating were Depu ties Glenn Adams and Houston Crawford. 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