Cameras Off Limits At Trial In South Carolina Murder Case
Circuit Judge Gary Clary barred cameras from the Theodore Kelly murder trial, citing witness safety and media access concerns. Kelly, 45, is charged with killing his estranged wife Imogene Kelly and Keith Alexander Epps, plus an attempted slaying of her daughter. The decision follows debate sparked by Susan Smith's televised trial.
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Spartanburg
South Carolina
Susan Smith
Gary Clary
Theodore Kelly
Clary
Kelly
Imogene Kelly
Keith Alexander Epps
Union
Ms. Kelly
Smith
Florida man claims fame in famous VJ Day kiss photo
Life magazine identified Edith Shain as the nurse in the Times Square VJ Day kiss. A former New York police detective, Carl Muscarello, now in South Florida, claims he was the sailor. Shain says yes, and Muscarello supports it.
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Florida
Life Magazine
New York City
Times Square
Life
Edith Shain
Santa Monica
Calif
Kisser
Shain
Carl Muscarello
South Florida
Muscarello
Sailor Muscarello’s Tales Spark Doubt From Mrs Shain
A Fort Lauderdale widow Muscarello, 68, claims he was a Navy kiss sharer in Times Square after Japan’s surrender. Mrs Shain, a civilian nurse chosen for Army corps, questions his story but remains unsure as they recall the moment and two critical questions. Photographs and witnesses remain noncommittal.
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Muscarello
Indianapolis
Shain
Times Square
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Southern Bell earns excess profits trigger regulation talk
Southern Bell reported 45 million dollars in excess earnings through December 1994, earning 17.6 percent on a 13 percent allowed rate of return. PSC officials warn future rate cuts may be needed while Southern Bell seeks lighter regulation and a consumer price protection plan ahead of PSC hearings starting September 18.
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PSC
Southern Bell
Columbia
The
Public Service Commission
Gary Walsh
Southern
Security shortfalls blamed after state employee killed in parking lot
In Columbia state agencies face security gaps after the stabbing death of Mike Suber, a DHEC photographer. A suspect, 18 year oldavar Kinte Bryant, was charged with murder and arraignment was planned. Agencies rely on contract guards and limited protections while leaders plan enhanced patrols.
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Columbia
Education Department
Health and Human Services Finance Commission
Secu
DHEC
Department of Social Services
MUSC Employees Reported to Receive Lump-Sum Settlements
The Medical University of South Carolina paid two staff members large lump-sum settlements after forcing them to resign. Grande Hardy, former administrator, left June 30. Jeanette Deas, former executive assistant to the MUSC president, resigned in early June. Totals were undisclosed, with Deas reportedly receiving 76,000 dollars.
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Charleston
Medical University of South Carolina
Post and Courier
Grande Hardy
Musc Medical Center
Saianaray
Jeanette Deas
MUSC
Deas
Hardy
University Medical Associates
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Radio and Television News Directors Association
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Alfred Eisenstaedt
New York
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Adams
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Department of Health
DSS
Jim Clark
Doug Bryant
DMH
John Morris Jr
Clark
Vames
Wardy
Calhoun Thomas Jr
Voorhees
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Denune
Voorhees College
Cindy Besson
Arlene Martone
Women’s Health Associates
Martone
Ducane
Holland
Ted
Aiken's Gas Appliance
Carolane
Whiskey Road
Aiken
Town Creek
Greg Buchanai Niin
Saday Serence Lam
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