Supreme Court Upholds Bursey Case After 1970 Conviction
The Supreme Court declined to overturn Brett Allen Bursey's 1970 conviction for destroying government property stemming from a draft board raid in Columbia South Carolina. An undercover state agent attended a strategy session with Bursey and his attorney, but the court said Bursey's rights were not violated since the agent left at defense request and no information was shared with prosecutors. Bursey, then a University of South Carolina student, now fears the ruling could affect civil liberties nationwide.
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Aiken Standard Publisher Notice
The Aiken Standard announces publication details established in 1867. It lists contact address 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801 and notes afternoon issues except weekends with AP dispatches and republication rights reserved. It warns about ad errors and advance payments limits of five weeks.
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South Carolina House Hones Appropriations Bill
The South Carolina House works toward final passage of a 1.2 billion appropriations bill after defeating an amendment to abolish the Dairy Commission and debating first grade class size cuts with a delay option. It also moved to raise out of state tuition grants and adjusted travel allowances for state workers and legislators.
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Greenville
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McCormick
University of South Carolina
Clemson University
Mrs Hook Named Lexington County Education Superintendent
Columbia AP reports Colene Smith Hook named Lexington County superintendent of education by the State Board of Education. She succeeds the late C E Harmon, reelected to a four year term, which begins July 1.
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Bellow to Deliver Jefferson Lecture on Humanities Theme
Nobel and Pulitzer prize winner Saul Bellow will present the Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities for the National Council on the Humanities. The Chicago professor and author of eight novels will give two March lectures exploring the American writer and his material.
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National Council On the Humanities
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Nationwide Rain Snow Forecast Across Regions
Rain expected today from Georgia to the lower Great Lakes with snow in Minnesota to northern New England and the western Plains to central Rockies. Mild temperatures foreseen for most areas. AP Wirephoto.
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