Reagan Campaign Trail Focuses on Democratic Promises
President Reagan continues campaigning before a formal announcement planned for Sunday night. In Atlanta he accused Democrats of buying votes, urged constitutional reforms, and highlighted economic recovery under his policies. He raised funds in Washington for the GOP and faced a minor helicopter incident during travel.
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Supreme Court suspends Charleston attorney for trust fund misused
The South Carolina Supreme Court indefinitely suspended Fred Henderson Moore of Charleston for using clients trust funds for personal and office expenses. Edward M Brown Moore's law partner received a public reprimand as the court cited improper withdrawals and misappropriation of funds from trust accounts. The court criticized their fiduciary failures harming economically vulnerable clients.
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American Woman Killed by Gunfire in El Salvador
A U S embassy spokesman says an American woman was shot to death on the Pan American Highway in eastern El Salvador while traveling with her husband and children. Rebels ordered them to stop and gunfire came from surrounding hills, striking the woman in the chest.
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Derrick and Spratt Named Democratic Convention Delegates
U S Reps Butler Derrick and John Spratt were chosen to represent the House Democratic Caucus at the 1984 Democratic National Convention. The caucus also named nine other delegates from North Carolina Tennessee and Georgia with full caucus confirmation due February 1. Spratt indicated possible support for Sen Ernest Hollings while Derrick planned to consult South Carolina Democrats before the San Francisco event.
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House Approves Limits To Stop Abuses Of State-Owned Planes
In Columbia the House voted to tighten controls on state aircraft after Sen John Lindsay’s Super Bowl trip. The measure requires sworn statements of official business for trips, with exemptions for state higher education athletic departments.
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SCE&G Rate Hike Sparks Customer Pleas At PSC Hearing
About 50 South Carolina Electric & Gas customers urged the Public Service Commission to reject the $170 million rate increase claiming unaffordable bills. They say the hike would add roughly 13.71 dollars monthly to a typical residential bill. The PSC plans a ruling by March 5 after hearings in Charleston and earlier sparse attendance in Aiken and Columbia.
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Paroled Stanford killer says he would kill again
Theodore Streleski, 47, set for parole March 23 after 52 years for the 1978 beating death of Stanford mathematics professor Karel deLeeuw. In an interview from Soledad Prison he said the crime was morally and legally correct and that he would repeat it if conditions arose.
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Wanda Hite Writes Soap in Columbia Lunchtime Series
Columbia producer Wanda Hite and Beth Meadows launch The Passion Players Lunch of Our Lives a four part live soap at the Holiday Inn City Center starting Feb. 3 during the noon hour. Cast includes Cecily Anderson Taylor Barnabus Stetson Lily LaLend and Addison Wesley McMaster.
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