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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1985

Page

3

Anderson Regains House Speaker Job

Spartanburg AP reports W Sterling Anderson cleared of sales tax evasion last week is reinstated to the South Carolina House and resumes speaker pro tempore duties. Speaker Ramon Schwartz says no further action will be taken and Anderson will be unpaid for suspended time. Parham was convicted on 46 counts. Anderson vows to support her appeal.

Spartanburg W. Sterling Anderson South Carolina Ramon Schwartz Anderson Schwartz Spartanburg County A&m Mobile Homes Inc Brenda Ann Parham

Biology Professor Murdered at University of South Carolina Spartanburg

SPARTANBURG AP Edward Pearson, 24, a lumber worker, was charged with murdering Vannie William Wilson 51, a biology and anatomy professor at USC Spartanburg. Wilson was found dead in his apartment after being strangled and cut with a steak knife.

Spartanburg Vannie William Wilson University of South Carolina-Spartanburg Edward Pearson

Hurricane Bob damages estimated at five million dollars

Hurricane Bob’s insured property damage in South Carolina tops five million with total regional insured losses at thirteen million. Officials note final totals may rise, while highlighting eight states affected and Florida leading with five million in Bob claims.

Bob Charleston South Carolina Bill Davis Insurance Information Institute Atlanta Davis Fripp Island Diana Wilmington N.C Alicia Texas Florida Georgia North Carolina Virginia

Pacemaker Uses Microphone Technology in Trial

Charleston man Richard M. Turner Jr., 76, became the first South Carolinian to receive a new microphone sensing pacemaker at the Medical University of South Carolina. The device, costing 4800 dollars, is part of FDA trials and has been implanted in 35 other patients nationwide.

Charleston The Medical University of South Carolina Richard M. Turner, Jr South Carolina Food and Drug Administration Paul C. Gillette Turner

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