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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1980

Page

8

McLeod Attacks Cash Plan in Catawba Land Claim

South Carolina Attorney General Daniel R. McLeod criticizes a proposal to pay cash to each Catawba Indian as part of the 144000 acre land claim settlement. He says cash payments may not solve the dispute and sent a letter to the state study commission overseeing York Lancaster and Chester counties negotiations.

Rock Hill Daniel R. McLeod McLeod York Lancaster Chester

Man Faces Murder Trial Over Wife's Death in Greenville

Ronald Amrine admits killing wife Mary P. Amrine in heat of passion after learning she planned to leave him. The 43 year old former Manpower supervisor is tried for murder as statements he allegedly made after her disappearance and after a body found May 15 in a shallow grave under the couple’s Greenville home are presented by Solicitor William W. Wilkins.

Greenville Ronald Amrine Amrine Mary P. Amrine William W. Wilkins

Boy Shot at Drive-In During Farewell Night

A 7-year-old Columbia boy, Gregory Clea, was struck in the jaw by a stray bullet while watching a kung fu film at a drive-in theater. Police said an argument in a different car led to several shots fired, and the boy was hospitalized as he recovered Monday.

Columbia Gregory Clea

South Carolina Museum to display moonshine still

The South Carolina State Museum expects to show a genuine moonshine still once building funds are approved by the General Assembly. The museum has acquired the apparatus and will keep it dismantled in storage until the 1985 completion target is met.

Columbia South Carolina State Museum General Assembly State Museum Commission Rodger E. Stroup Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission

Shrimp Season in SC Bays Delayed Indefinitely

Charles Bearden of the Marine Resources Division says the shrimp season planned for August 15 in Winyah North Santee Bull s bays and Helena Port Royal Calibogue sounds is delayed indefinitely. Growth time is needed due to abundant white shrimp in these areas.

Charleston South Carolina Sounds Charles Bearden Office of Conservation Management Marine Resources Division Winyah North Santee Bull’s Bays Helena Port Royal Calibogue Sounds Bearden

Six South Carolina Counties Declared Disaster Areas

Six South Carolina counties Anderson Barnwell Lee Newberry Spartanburg and Williamsburg were designated disaster areas due to summer drought and heat. Farmers Home Administration will offer emergency loans to qualified farmers recovering weather losses.

Washington South Carolina Ernest F. Hollings Farmers Home Administration Anderson Barnwell Lee Newberry Spartanburg Williamsburg

Jenrette Seeks Debate With Napier Delayed To Late September

Representative John W. Jenrette D S C says he still wants to debate Republican John Napier, but cannot until late September due to a heavy legislative workload and other commitments as he seeks a fourth term in the 6th District.

Washington John W. Jenrette D-S.c John Napier Jenrette

Gordon Could Become Second PSC Black

State Rep. B J Gordon testified before the PSC merit selection committee that he has no conflict of interest and would work to improve life in South Carolina if nominated and elected. The Williamsburg Democrat is one of 16 candidates for the 6th PSC District seat, with a decision due in the afternoon and a full Assembly vote expected Aug 28.

Columbia B.J. Gordon Public Service Commission Merit Selection Committee Williamsburg T. Basil Barrineau Andrews General Assembly State House Gordon Darlington Dillon Florence Georgetown Horry Marion Marlboro Marjorie Amos-Frazier Charleston Kingstree B.O. Thomason Greenville

Concessions End Effort To Remove Pageant Leader

Greenville AP. John D. Baker and Jim Stubbs halted a petition drive seeking Joseph P. Sanders' resignation as Miss South Carolina Pageant executive director after gaining concessions. Baker cited lack of concrete facts and ongoing concerns about Sanders dictatorial style and a pre announcement leak of finalists.

Greenville Joseph P. Sanders Sanders John D. Baker Jim Stubbs Sumter Baker Stubbs

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