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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1975

Page

14

Little testified in Beaufort jailhouse murder trial

In Raleigh North Carolina prosecutor cross examines Miss Little who admits to killing jailer Clarence Alligood amid claims of coercion and prior advances. She describes a struggle over an ice pick after alleged threats and escapes from a Beaufort jail last August.

Raleigh N.C Gar Little Washington Tslina Miss Little William Griffin Clarence Alligood Alligood Beaufort Caaty Jar Gritfin Jiffin Griffin

Bridge Strategy Across a South Vulnerable Deal

In a 1975 bridge discussion, North shows a double and West opens to four levels. The declarer finesses red suits but both fail as clues point to defense. Hearts and clubs are cashed, then declarer exits with a trump, facing a tough path as spades and diamonds decide the outcome.

Spade Declarer Owever West East East Sadeng Jose

Timmerman Death Penalty Ruling Appealed

In Columbia, the South Carolina Attorney General’s office said it will appeal Judge George Bell Timmerman Jr.’s ruling that the 1974 death penalty law is unconstitutional. The appeal seeks review by the South Carolina Supreme Court, arguing the decision is not binding on other judges.

Columbia South Carolina

Judge Rules Death Penalty Unconstitutional In White Case

Timmerman ruled last month that the death penalty is unconstitutional as the statute allows a jury to choose death or life. He noted he had not ruled on the entire law, only on the provision for death in willful and premeditated murder with life for nonpremeditated slayings.

Timmerman Tommy Lee White

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