Man Sentenced In Ax Attack Case At Last Nance Cafe
Aiken County judge sentenced Paul Hazel to 16 years after a guilty verdict for assault and battery with intent to kill. Witnesses described Hazel striking Elemena Terry with an ax, leaving her with a head wound and a broken arm. Deputy M.H. Boyd testified he arrested Hazel at his home following the fight.
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General Sessions Court
Rodney A. Peeples
Paul Hazel
North Augusta
Peeples
Hazel
Jackson
Terry
Aiken County
Herndon Dairy Rd
Elemena Terry
Bath
University Hospital
Isiah Judge
Florence Jackson
Aiken Clues in Fractured OCR Snippet Focus
Fragmentary OCR line shows partial letters and names like Aiken and Wisk with stray characters. No clear event, date, or organization present. summary limited to noting the unreadable fragment and uncertain references.
Hearst Attorneys Win Hearing on Psychiatric Examination
Patricia Hearst defense cites newly discovered evidence in seeking to block further psychiatric evaluation by Dr. Harry Kozol of Boston. Judge Oliver J. Carter granted a Wednesday hearing after sealed motions were discussed in a 12 hour conference. Hearst may attend, defense silent on testimony.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Oliver J. Carter
al Johnson
Harry Kozol
Boston
Miss Hearst
Ex Security Chief Arrested in Portugal Revolt Plot
Maj Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho former head of internal security was arrested as a key plotter in last November's failed military revolt. Portugal's armed forces implicated the Communist party and radical left civilians in creating the climate leading to the 48 hour uprising.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho
Communist Party
Carvalho
Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo
Carter Fares Well In Iowa Primary Campaign
Carter leads in Iowa precinct caucuses with 27.7 percent of delegates counted from 82 percent of precincts. Birch Bayh holds 13.3 percent, Fred Harris 10.1 percent, amid Carter’s camp praising grass roots backing and volunteer support.
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Carter
Iowa
Des Moines
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Spence Considers Swamp Bill for Congaree Reserve
Rep. Floyd D. Spence said he is seriously considering introducing a bill to make part of the Congaree Swamp in his district a federal reserve. He cited recent events and talks with the Beidler family, owner of the tract, as influencing factors.
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Washington
Floyd D. Spence
R-S.c
Federal Reserve
Columbia
James B. Edwards
Spence
Beidler
Javits Daughter Backs Off Public Relations Account
Marion Javits says she will rethink her $67 000 annual role with a public relations firm representing Air Iran after criticism tied to her husband Senator Jacob Javits on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. She said on NBC Today she must discuss with colleagues before surrendering the account.
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New York
Marion Javits
Air Iran
Jacob K. Javits
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Aiken County delegation meeting ends with quip from Irene Rudnick
At a county delegation meeting Rep Irene Rudnick called for audience comments. Harold Rudnick’s wife joked I can hear from you anytime. A guest speaker invited questions from the crowd and a Good Samaritan story follows.
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Aiken County
Irene Rudnick
Harold Rudnick
Ford Budget Sparks Democratic Attacks in Election Year
President Ford plans a 3942 billion budget with a 10 billion income tax cut and 4.2 billion in Social Security hikes, while Democrats denounce spending ceilings. Congress weighs veto battles over defense and education funding as Albert and Humphrey critique the plan amid unemployment worries.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
State of the Union
White House
Ronald Reagan
House
Thomas PcNeill Jr
Mass
Hubert H. Humphrey
Democratic Congress
Senate
Angola
Carl Albert
Albert
Weather outlook with light rain possible today
The forecast notes a slight rain chance with a high near 50 degrees today. Tonight stays dry as temperatures fall to the low 20s, and tomorrow is expected cooler with a high in the upper 40s to 50s and northwest winds around 10 mph.
Decision May Favor Nine Member Aiken County Council
Aiken County delegates discuss moving to a nine member council with four year terms under Home Rule. Key figures Rep. Irene Rudnick Rep. Marion McGowan Rep. Judson Busbee and Sen. McMillan weigh plans as three delegates abstain. Delegation to decide today on districts and council makeup.
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Aiken County
Gilbert E. McMillan
House
Board of Commissioners
Irene K. Rudnick
Marion D. McGowan
Judson Busbee
McGowan
Busbee
Cecil Collins
Michael Laughlin
McMillan
Rudnick
New Ellenton
Jackson
Economy May Be Settling Into Long-Term Growth
Washington expectations put GNP for late 1975 rising at about 6 percent annual rate, down from the prior quarter’s 12 percent surge. White House advisers forecast 6.2 percent this year and 5.7 percent next, with inflation near 7.1 percent and Ford pledging to slow it. The president says the economy is slowly improving.
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Washington
Commerce Department
James L. Pate
White House
Ford
Fire damages Dillon Street home in Aiken
An afternoon fire yesterday severely damaged Ora May Holloway's home at 804 Dillon Street in Aiken. Two rooms were badly damaged while the remaining rooms suffered smoke and heat damage. No damage estimate or cause has been determined. the blaze occurred at 1:35 p.m.
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Ora May Holloway
Dillon Street
Aiken
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Jeane Hall
RY “ Bs
Wisk
New Hearst
Jacksonville
George Wallace
Florida
Steve Surasky
Steve
Roland H. Windham
Frank T. Galardi
Aiken Sertoma Club
Ramada Inn
Windham
Sertoma Club
Murry Sill
By Lin Smithwick
Dillon St
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