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Horoscope for Wednesday May 19
Aries news neglected matters loom large and corrective action is urged. Taurus expect resistance to plans and wait for main ideas to emerge. Gemini money calls for caution and verify privacy before sharing. Cancer open-handed generosity needs balance and a healthy schedule. Leo present achievements to gain endorsement. Virgo detailed checks slow progress. Libra decisions come easily but verify direction. Scorpio adapt, listen for changes and stay flexible. Sagittarius optimism can backfire requiring extra effort and delays. Capricorn penny wise tendencies hinder long term goals. Aquarius seek group effort and share duties. Pisces discreteness keeps options open while decisions stay tentative.
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Former Officers Convicted Of Racketeering In Scandal
Two former Charleston County police officers were convicted in U S District Court of racketeering after a week of testimony. George F Merinkers was found guilty of racketeering and conspiracy while William F Burnsed was guilty of racketeering and innocent on conspiracy. The jury deliberated about three hours before a 10 15 p m verdict.
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Columbia
Charleston County
U.S. District Court
George F. Merinkers
Charleston County Police
William F. Burnsed
Burned
Merinkers
Theo H. Goings
Tornadic Winds Hit Summerville Area in South Carolina
Tornadic winds damaged the Sum merville area and nearby towns in southeastern South Carolina. The Dorchester County sheriff reports no injuries, while post office and businesses suffered damage and trees were uprooted. Nearby Ladson Jedburg and Knightsville are cited as affected locations. The National Weather Service warned of heavy storms and possible tornadoes overnight.
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Summerville
South Carolina
Dorchester County Sheriff's Office
Ladson
Jedburg
Knightsville
The
National Weather Service
Burger Won't Enjoin S.C. From Holding Senate Vote
The U S Supreme Court refused to block South Carolina elections for the state senate, allowing the June 8 primary and November 2 general to proceed. An appeal contending apportionment discriminates against minorities remains before the court next fall. The all white male Senate has 30 members elected from single member districts and 4 year terms.
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Washington
Senate
Warren E. Burger
South Carolina
St. Matthews
Armand Derfier
Maxine Woods
Frances Morris
Charleston
Supreme Court
State Senate
Burger
South Carolina Senate
Independent Life at Work Reaches 4 Billion Dollars
A marketing release notes Independent Life insurance at work now totals 4 billion dollars, up from 3 billion in 1973 and 2 billion in 1969. The text highlights rapid growth, expansion to Independent Square, and the new 37 story Jacksonville headquarters, promoted as the tallest building in Florida.
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Independent Square
Jacksonville
Florida
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