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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1972

Page

6

Jackson adopts middle road in South Carolina stance

Senator Henry M. Jackson told South Carolina's Democratic delegates that he is a liberal but not a fool. He touted a progressive center position to avoid a Nixon victory, criticized rival candidates, and claimed economic vulnerability of the Nixon administration. He opposed forced busing and U S ground troops though supported bombing North Vietnam as a protective measure until POWs return.

Columbia Henry M. Jackson South Carolina Washington Vietnam Thi Nixon Jackson Earle Morris Europe Edmund Muskie George Wallace South John West Muskie Miami George McGovern South Dakota U. S Southeast Asia North Vietnam

S C Escapee Charged With Manslaughter

Florida authorities charged Bobby Gene Driggers 25 with manslaughter in the death of his 10 month old stepson Kevin McIntoff after a high speed crash on U S 19 near Tallahassee. The escapee from Coastal Prerelease Center Charleston had earlier fled federal prison in Tallahassee while serving six years for interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle.

Tallahasee Fla South Carolina Florida Bobby Gene Driggers Tallahassee Kevin McIntoff U. S. 319 Driggers Charleston

Chavis Acquitted Grant Convicted Of Conspiracy

In Raleigh AP report Black militant Ben Chavis acquitted and co defendant James Earl Grant convicted on federal conspiracy charges. Judge Larkins sentenced Grant to 10 years after the verdicts. Grant to appeal. Chavis to await state court trial in Wilmington next week on related conspiracy charges. Hood and Washington testified for the government.

Raleigh Ben Chavis James Earl Grant U. S John D. Larkins Grant Chavis Wake County Wilmington Theodore Alfred Hood Walter David Washington

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