Indicted In Slayings More Promised By D.A.
Houston AP. Grand jury indicts Elmer Wayne Henley Jr. and David Owen Brooks in connection with Texas mass slayings. Henley faces multiple murders, Brooks one. Indictments tied to William Ray Lawrence and others. D.A. Vance warns more indictments possible as body identifications continue.
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Houston
Texas
Elmer Wayne Henley Jr
David Owen Brooks
Henley
San Augustine
Brooks
William Ray Lawrence
Marty Ray Jones
Charles C. Cobble
Billy Ridinger
Dean Allen Corli
Bill
Ridinger
Corll
Carol Vance
Vance
Japanese Textile Plant Receives Financing in Camden
Financing completed for a 4.75 million Japanese textile plant in Camden. Marubeni American Corp will operate the plant, funded by South Carolina industrial revenue bonds issued by Kershaw County. Bonds yield 10.2 to 11 percent tax free, arranged by Interstate Securities. First Union National Bank of Charlotte is trustee. This marks the first SC issue backing a Japanese firm. Governor John West led the mission that drew Marubeni to the state.
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Camden
Marubeni American
South Carolina
Kershaw County
Interstate Securities
Charlotte
N.C
Lrst
Union National Bank of
Interstate
First Union
Marubeni
Japan
John West
Aiken Standard History and Publication Details
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes daily except Saturdays and Sundays from Aiken South Carolina. The paper carries Associated Press content with rights reserved and lists subscription rates by carrier and mail.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Right to sue spouse upheld by South Carolina high court
The South Carolina Supreme Court ruled unanimously that a Florida woman may sue her husband in South Carolina for injuries from a plane crash near Charleston Municipal Airport, despite immunity statutes in Florida. The decision clarifies where such personal injury suits may be filed.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Reapportionment Panel Starts Daily Remapping Session
A 10 member joint Senate House committee, created after the U S Supreme Court struck down the 124 district plan, begins daily meetings to craft a remapping plan for 124 districts aimed at about 20 891 people per representative with the goal of satisfying federal requirements.
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Columbia
South Carolina
House of Representatives
Senate House Committee
General Assembly
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Sen. L. Marion Gressett
D-Calhoun
House
Engineer Acquitted of Drug Smuggling in Savannah
A Spanish ship engineer, Dionistio A. Madrazo, 41, was acquitted in U S District Court of attempting to smuggle more than a half ton of marijuana into the United States. Customs agents found the drugs beneath engine room metal plates aboard the Arriana last April. Madrazo denied knowledge of the marijuana and faced a two day trial.
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Savannah
United States
Dionistio A. Madrazo
U.S
Madrazo
South Carolina Courts Face Reform Debate
A legislative committee opened talks on unifying simplifying and strengthening the South Carolina court system. A study trip to North Carolina was proposed and a push for an overall plan funding immediate needs was urged by officials including Justice J Woodrow Lewis and Court Administrator William Dallis.
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Columbia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Richard G. Riley
Greenville
Riley
South Carolina Supreme Court
J. Woodrow Lewis
General Assembly
William Dallis
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Mike Hinton
Easley Bridge Road
Harris County
Charles Melcher
Elmer Wayne Henley
National Weather Service
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Southwest
Kmart
Auguste
Wise
STENO
Crayola
Kresge Company
Aiken- Augusta
Alwa
Write Bros
Schultz Mills
Ry Aiken
Augusta
May
Fenn
Stapler
Bick Pen
Gordon Hwy
Amr
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