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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1980

Page

3

Jenrette Invites Feds To Look Over His Books

U S Rep John Jenrette says federal prosecutors are welcome to inspect his personal and office records in connection with the FBI Abscam bribery probe. Subpoenas were issued for Len Perry and Douglas Wendall to appear before a Washington grand jury on Feb 26. Jenrette helped lead the House Tourism Caucus until recently and is among several lawmakers tied to the sting operation.

Washington U.S John Jenrette Ds.c FBI Len Perry Jenrette Douglas Wendall House Tourism Caucus Perry Wendall Richard Kelly Rfla Abscam

Reapportionment Hoped as NAACP Seeks Senate Parity

In Columbia AP reports a broad spectrum of organized groups will join the NAACP to sue for state Senate reapportionment. Leaders of the Legislative Black Caucus met with NAACP officials to pursue legal action toward maximum black representation in the Senate.

Columbia NAACP State Senate Legislative The Senate

Legislators to Testify in SC Electric Rate Hearing

Four state legislators were to testify before the Public Service Commission in Columbia today in the South Carolina Electric and Gas Co. rate case. An attorney for Palmetto Alliance said six legislators were subpoenaed to discuss their ties to the utility.

Columbia State Public Service Commission South Carolina Electric and Gas Co Palmetto Alliance Robert Warren Utility

One Killed On State Roads In South Carolina

A Duncan man was the only person killed in a traffic accident in South Carolina over the weekend. Willie David Jones, 50, a passenger in a car, died in a one car crash on a secondary road in Spartanburg County about 1 50 p m Sunday five miles south of Landrum. The weekend toll runs from 6 p m Friday to midnight Sunday.

Associated Press Duncan South Carolina Highway Patrol Willie David Jones Spartanburg Landrum

Child Killed by Grenade in North Charleston Trailer Park

A 7-year-old North Charleston boy, David Marvin Allen Jr., was killed when a hand grenade exploded while two children played with it. An 8-year-old companion, Michael David Churchill, was critically injured with facial and throat injuries. The incident occurred near the Charleston Naval Yard around 3 p.m. Police found about 20 grenades and canisters at the scene.

Charleston County Hospital North Charleston Kerry J. Baxley Charleston Naval Yard

Budget Bill Moves Through Senate Finance Committee

In Columbia AP reports the sixth week of the 1980 session sees the Senate Finance Committee begin work on the House passed 1.7 billion state budget bill with Governor Riley proposing cuts and program caps. The panel expects to send the measure to the full Senate in about two weeks.

Columbia Senate Finance Committee Rembert C. Dennis Senate Dick Riley General Assembly Legislative House South Carolina Judiciary Committee House Judiciary Committee Appeals Court Criminal Appeals Court State Supreme Court PSC Public Service Commission Gov. Riley Committe RSC

America the Beautiful Day rally draws 500 in Rock Hill

About 500 people gathered Sunday in Rock Hill for an America the Beautiful Day pep rally organized by 43-year-old Patty Carroll. Gov. Richard Riley and local officials attended as speakers praised patriotism despite 40-degree wind chill. A textile worker, James Bullman, carried a red white and blue sign declaring America was not built on fear.

Rock Hill America Patty Carroll Patty Richard W Dick) Riley James Bullman

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