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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1979

Page

3

Housebreak Claims Yield 70 Cases in Columbia

Richland County authorities say 70 burglary cases may be linked to Columbia psychiatrist Dr. Ian S. Gale. About $350,000 of the estimated $500,000 in goods were found in a sealed 9 by 12 foot room at Gale’s home and $150,000 was returned to insurers. Gale, 41, was arrested July 25 on eight counts of burglary and may face more charges.

Columbia Richland County Ian S. Gale Frank Powell Sheriff’s Department Gale Powell Forest Acres County James C. Anders Anders

Jenrette says DOJ probe expansion unfounded

Rep John Jenrette says the Justice Department probe following a winter Darlington County drug raid is being expedited not expanded. He dismisses reports of payroll and travel voucher irregularities as premature and seeks an accurate, innocent portrayal amid alleged widening of the investigation.

Columbia John Jenrette U.S. Justice Department Darlington County Jenrette Justice Department Until the Invasigation de Sens 6Th District Democrat John Etheridge Dovesville Washington Star South Carolina

Critics call SALT II a weapon building rule set

Retired Adm. Thomas Moorer told a Columbia audience that the Second Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty is merely rules for building weapons and that SALT II would freeze the United States in a position of inferiority. He said Soviet violations cannot be deterred and accused the Carter administration of listening to the wrong advisers during negotiations.

Columbia Senate Adm Thomas H. Moorer Joint Chiefs of Staff Moorer United States America U.S Floyd D. Spence R-S.c Carter

Nationwide auto rate hike approved by Missouri panel

Columbia, AP Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. wins a 13.7 percent increase in auto premiums, approved by the state Insurance Commission on Wednesday. The raise would add about 3.8 million in annual premiums, short of the company’s 15 percent request, marking its second auto rate rise in two years.

Columbia Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co State Insurance Commission Nationwide

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