Bryant's Statement Read as Jury Listens to Trial
In Bamberg General Sessions Court Roosevelt Bryant faces an armed robbery and murder charge for the Jan 4 1979 holdup and killings at a Zipppy Mart after a trial proceeding that included Bryant's taped statement to Sheriff Grant and testimony by Bryant's relatives and a psychiatrist.
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Aiken County
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Iran and Soviets Close Ranks Amid Hostage Crisis Pressures
Iran shifts petrodollar deposits from Common Market banks toward East Bloc and neutral states as Western embargo threats loom. Oil sales to Romania rise. Iran signs cooperation pacts with East Germany. At Rasht University clashes kill and injure dozens as Kurdish fighting continues.
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U.S
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Rasht
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Sananda
Bath seniors host fish dinner for 100 at church
Mr and Mrs Nathan Howard organize a Bath Methodist Church gathering for more than 100 friends this Saturday. The Laurens Street Philosopher quips that aging brings social fun through talk and food while a Bath man jokes a costly pair of glasses could have bought a seeing eye dog for half the price.
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Bath Methodist Church
Anderson Shifts to Independent Presidential Bid
Washington AP report says Rep. John B. Anderson will quit the GOP race and form an independent campaign. Aides describe a prudent gradual build and a quiet approach, aiming to tap voter discontent with Carter and Reagan as a third option.
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Release Of Diplomats Nearing Freedom By Tuesday
Diplomatic hostage crisis in the Dominican Republic nears resolution as guerrillas drop demand to free seven Movement 19 leaders. Inter American Human Rights Commission involvement cited as pivotal while trials for about 300 guerrillas remain unsettled. U S Ambassador Diego Asencio among 16 diplomats confined for 58 days.
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