Credibility Questions Rise At Marine Recruit Trial
At Parris Island the court martial of S Sgt Samuel D Carver 23 of Tuscaloosa Alabama heard eight recruits testify on their memory and susceptibility to being led as defense questions the reliability of recruit witnesses. Carver and two drill instructors face charges of dereliction of duty over the January 23 death of Pvt Daniel L Williams 18 of Johns Island from a respiratory infection. Carver also faces counts of harassment of three recruits. The other two instructors were previously convicted with jail terms pay cuts and rank reductions.
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Daniel Lee Williams
Johns Island
Williams
Sick Bay
Carver
Hollings Says SC Gains From Military Cutbacks
Sen. Ernest F. Hollings says South Carolina will gain substantially more than it loses in the current military installation cutbacks. He reported Monday that the state will gain 3,148 jobs and related economic benefits.
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Charleston
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c
South Carolina
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren 1973
In a Chicago Tribune bridge column, South plays to a near slam after West overcalls hearts. Declarer finds a winning line amid a dummy diamond play and spade finesse, discarding hearts, while East’s king of spades creates a complex route to 11 tricks. A separate Navy budget note lists 10 ships, a submarine, three minesweepers to Charleston facilities, with reductions totaling 2,300 in state cutbacks.
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West
North
South
East
Declarer
Charleston
Hollings
Charleston Army Depot
Charleston Air Force Base
Shaw Air Force Base
Sumter
Environmental Group Formed In State In South Carolina
A South Carolina Environmental Coalition was formed at a weekend meeting with representatives from five organizations and attendees from a dozen counties. Officers are Walt Rucker president Nancy Butler vice chairman and Ruth Thomas secretary. Board members include Dr. Russell Harley Joyce Lackey Ben Williamson Joseph Penson Allan Charles Allen Spaulding and Sidney Heyman.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Walt Rucker
South Carolina Bass Association
Nancy Butler
Hilton Head Island
Ruth Thomas
Russell Harley
Charleston
Joyce Lackey
Ben Williamson
Darlington
Joseph Penson
Conway
Allan Charles
Union
Allen Spaulding
Sidney Heyman
Georgetown
Physical Fitness Day Observed By Governor In Columbia
Gov John C West announced Physical Fitness Week in South Carolina and joined lawmakers in health checkups at the State House. The statewide push includes USC Department of Health and Physical Education Providence Hospital Richland Memorial Hospital and several supporting groups and companies.
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Columbia
John C. West
South Carolina
West
State House
University of South Carolina
Department of Health and Physical Education
Providence Hospital
Richland Memorial Hospital
The
Board of Health Laboratory
Avionics Research Products Corp
South Carolina Medical Association
Wren-Fogle Electronics, Inc
And
Middleburg Apothecary
Ex-con Ulm rises to Arizona state senate
John Scott Ulm, a Tucson Democrat who previously served nine months of a Colorado 120 year sentence for bounced checks, won a Colorado pardon and was elected to the Arizona Senate with about 70 percent. He opposes capital punishment and rejects total police empowerment while praising laws that still protect him.
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Tucson
Arizona
Ulm
Senate
Colorado
Ellsberg says Pentagon Papers copied to end war
Dan Ellsberg testifies he copied the top secret Pentagon study to show Congress the war could be ended. He argues four presidents prolonged the conflict and asserts the information would not harm national defense. Ellisberg cites Truman Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson as the administrations covered by the study.
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Los Angeles
Daniel Ellsberg
Pentagon
Vietnam
Congress
Ellsberg
Elisberg
Anthony Russo
Rand Corp
Congress of
United States
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Saigon
Martha Mitchell Says White House Lied About Nixon Meeting
Martha Mitchell tells The Associated Press she expects to testify before the Senate Watergate committee, though she doubts they will call her. She accuses the White House of lies over a Saturday Nixon-Mitchell meeting and says Nixon sent back a personal reply via her husband.
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Washington
Martha Mitchell
Senate
Sam J. Efrvin
White House
Nixon
Mitchell
New York
Senate Panel Calls for Public Testimony in Watergate Case
The Senate Watergate committee, still deadlocked with the White House, voted to compel presidential aides to testify under oath at public hearings starting May 15. Kalmbach, Nixon's personal attorney and campaign figure, was subpoenaed for campaign finance records as the committee presses for all relevant material. Martha Mitchell urged testimony saying the White House lied about Nixon meeting her husband, while Ervin warned of arrest for any aide who refuses a subpoena.
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Washington
White House
Senate
Sam J. Ervin
Nixon
Herbert Walmbach
Los Angeles
Washington Post
Post
Kalmbach
Martha Mitchell
Ervin Committee
Associated Press
Young Says Coast AFB Unchanged From Cuts
Rep. Ed Young says Myrtle Beach Air Force Base will remain unchanged by pending military cutbacks as guaranteed by the Pentagon.
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Washington
Pentagon
Ed Young
Rs.c
Myrtle Beach Air Force Base
Signs of Aging Emphasize Diet and Exercise
Proper aging guidance highlights a balanced diet and regular physical and mental exercise as key strategies. Emphasis is placed on maintaining health through everyday activities and mindful routines.
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Charles H. Goren
Chicago Tribune
Phoenix, Ariz
John Scott Ulm
Colorado State Reformatory
Buena Vista
Greeley
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Watergate
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Bob Leminick
Sominick
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Aiken
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