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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1977
Page
8
Freddie Prinze, 22, is due in Superior Court on February 28 to answer a misdemeanor driving under the influence charge. He pleaded innocent at a December hearing after a November 5 arrest in Van Nuys. A two ounce bottle of nosedrops was found on him and tests showed methaqualone in his blood.
The US Department of Agriculture reports that homogenized leaf curing can extract protein from tobacco leaves for human or animal food. Dr. T.C. Tso estimates 20 to 40 pounds of protein per acre and projects 1.2 billion pounds by 2000, enough for 33 to 63 million people.
Gov James B Edwards urges study committee to halt appeals at agency level unless disciplinary action is involved and to require workers to seek supervisor resolution within 14 days. He seeks replacing seven member Grievance Committee with non governmental labor relation experts. Committee did not act on proposals.
The joint Legislative Screening Committee and Judicial Qualification Screening Committee will oversee criminal driving and credit checks on 39 family court candidates. The State Law Enforcement Division will conduct the checks. A public hearing is required before final recommendations.
Rep. Kenneth L. Holland of South Carolina garners 18 votes on the first ballot as the senior among five nominees for a seat on the House Ways and Means Committee. Ratification awaits House Democratic Caucus action on January 18.
Claudine Longet plans to describe the singer Vladimir Sabichs final moments to jurors as she seeks to prove innocence in Aspen Colorado. The 35 year old defendant says she bears no ill will toward locals and has strong support among residents she says. Prosecutors allege she shot Sabich in his chalet during a March 21 incident that could carry ten years and a $30000 fine if she is convicted.
Salt Lake City AP reports lawyers opposing capital punishment plan a strategy meeting to delay Gary Gilmore's January 17 execution. ACLU lawyer Jinks Dabney says he is confident Gilmore will live beyond the 17th. Gilmore's defense attorney Ronald Stanger notes his client is in good spirits and open to actions in prison.
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