Professionals Urge New Parole Board for South Carolina
The South Carolina Council on Human Relations backs replacing the current parole system with a professional board. A 48-page eight week study criticizes unqualified board members and calls for written guidelines, separated probation duties, and family counseling to aid rehabilitation.
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Columbia
S. C. Council On Human Relations
Lawrence J. Toliver
Commission
Toliver
The
Justice Division
Human Relations Council
Senate Bill Keeps Elections In Constitution
The Senate approved a constitutional amendment to overhaul South Carolina courts placing control under the chief justice and adding more circuit judges. A separate measure would restore elective offices for sheriff coroner solicitor and clerk of court, requiring voter approval in 1974. A conference committee will reconcile an amended bill adding county auditor and treasurer to elective offices. The minibottle liquor system also advances linking retail licenses to federal wholesales.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Senate
House
Supreme Court
House-Senate
Governor Lifts Alcohol Ban In Clarendon
In Clarendon County the alcohol sales ban was lifted on Thursday after Gov. John West received word conditions had returned to normal. The order followed a request from Manning Mayor Pansy Ridgeway and Clarendon officials amid snow disruptions that had left motorists stranded and drinking a problem. Sheriff T J Jackson said action was needed.
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Columbia
Clarendon County
John West
West
Pansy Ridgeway
James Morris
Clarendon
T. J. Jackson
Aiken Standard imprint and publication terms
The Aiken Standard established in 1867 publishes each afternoon except weekends. It lists mailing addresses in Aiken South Carolina and indicates AP dispatch rights and ad correction policy with subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Consecutive Sentences Declared Legal By Court
South Carolina Supreme Court rules magistrates may impose consecutive sentences. The decision comes after a Charleston County appeal of a county judge’s ruling limiting magistrates to one charge and one sentence. Cleveland Richards pled guilty to 29 charges. magistrate imposed 29 consecutive sentences of 100 dollars or 30 days each.
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Columbia
State Supreme Court
Charleston
Clevelan Richards
N C Outlaw Captured After Escapes In Memphis
Henry N. Jarrette 22, once a model prisoner and Jaycee leader, was captured in Memphis Tennessee on Thursday. He faces rape and murder charges for a Charlotte girl and a Monroe boy, both 16, killed after his escape from Raleigh. The incident prompted North Carolina officials to pause community program releases and tighten supervision of medium custody inmates. Jarrette had been imprisoned at Odum Correctional Institute in Northampton County.
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Charlotte
N.C
Jaycee
Memphis
Tenn
FBI
Henry N. Jarrette
Louisiana
North Carolina
Jarrette
Monroe
Raleigh
David Jones
State Department of Social Rehabilitation and Control
State
U.S
Odum Correctional Institution
Northampton County
Razzle Dazzle Defense Beats 3NT in Bridge
In a Chicago Tribune bridge column, South holds 3NT after a misdirection game. West's bold jack of spades opening and strategic duck aim to preserve an entry. East misleads with deuce hearts and the endgame hinges on South's heart and club decisions. West ultimately defeats by two tricks.
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South
West
North
East
Altho West
Altho
Declarer
Vermont Women Urge GOP Sell America to Nation
Constance Armatage president of the National Federation of Republican Women urged Vermont legislators and members to aggressively promote the Republican Party. She praised Nixon and his programs, criticized Kennedy and media, and cited inflation and Phase Three as proof of capitalist confidence.
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Nixon
Congress
Armatage
United States
Vietnam
Youth Sunday to Be Observed at 1st Presbyterian Aiken
The First Presbyterian Church in Aiken postpones last Sundays Youth Sunday and Boy Scout Sunday services to this Sunday. Only one 11 15 a m service will be held with youth conducting the service providing music and Boy Scout participants receiving recognition.
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First Presbyterian Church
Aiken
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U.S Dept of Commerce
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Texas
Pacific Northwest
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