H*3244 Concurrent Resolution, By R.R. Woods, E.H. Agnew, J.M. Arthur, 
L.E. Bennett, L. Blanding, Branton, T.D. Broadwater, M.J. Busbee, M.J. Cooper, 
V.L. Crocker, C.M. Dangerfield, T. Ferguson, H.U. Fielding, S.R. Foster, 
P. Freeman, T. Gadson, L.E. Gentry, F. Gilbert, B.J. Gordon, J.L. Harris, 
D.N. Holt, T.L. Hughston, I.C. Joe, H.H. Keyserling, J.E. Kinard, Kirsh, 
J.E. Lockemy, Matthews, D.E. McTeer, E.M. Middleton, M.P. Miles, T.W. Mitchell, 
J. Murray, Patterson, Sheheen, L.L. Taylor, J.H. Toal, Washington, 
M.H. Westbrook, J.M. White and D. Williams
 A Concurrent Resolution expressing the General Assembly's appreciation to the
 South Carolina Human Affairs Commission, South Carolina Educational Television
 Commission, the Governor's Office, the Commission on Higher Education, and
 other organizations and individuals who sponsored the nationally televised
 debate on affirmative action that took place in Columbia on October 13, 1983.
   11/09/83  House  Introduced and adopted HJ-24
   11/09/83  House  Sent to the Senate HJ-24
   01/10/84  Senate Introduced and adopted SJ-323
   01/10/84  Senate Returned to House with concurrence SJ-323
   01/11/84  House   Received from Senate HJ-345