This executive order by Governor Robert E. McNair commissions the Honorable Ralph F. King, Probate Judge of Anderson County, South Carolina, to preside in the Probate Court for Greenville County in all matters relating to ...

This executive order by Governor Robert E. McNair orders an election for the offices of Intendent and Warden of the Town of Eutawville.

This executive order by Governor Robert E. McNair establishes a State Advisory Council to be known as the South Carolina Advisory Council on Vocational Education.

This executive order by Governor Robert E. McNair proclaims that a state of emergency exists in the City of Fairfax and orders SLED to issue such directives as may be necessary to implement this order.

This executive order by Governor Robert E. McNair proclaims that a state of emergency exists within a five-mile radius of the city limits of Columbia; and in order to minimize the dangers to life, limb and property, ...

This executive order by Governor Robert E. McNair proclaims that the Executive Order issued by me on May 5, 1968 concerning Gaffney, S.C., is hereby amended so as to provide that the hours of curfew shall commence at 9:30 ...

This executive order by Governor Robert E. McNair orders a curfew for Charleston due to wide-spread acts of violence and threats of violence, common disregard for the law and disorders of a general nature.

This executive order by Governor Robert E. McNair rescinds the Executive Order issued on May 16, 1970 dealing with the state of emergency in Fairfax.

This executive order by Governor Robert E. McNair amends the order of May 11, 1970 to enlarge the area described in the previous Order and Proclamation dated May 11, 1970.

This executive order by Governor Robert E. McNair changes the hours of curfew for Columbia to be established between the hours of 12 o'clock Midnight and 6 o'clock A.M.