Faulkner Faces Suit To Enter The Citadel Cadet Corps
Shan non Faulkner trains in Greenville ahead of a decision by U S District Judge C Weston Houck on whether she can join The Citadel cadet corps. The school requires 45 push ups, 5 sit ups, and a 2 mile run within set times. she would follow a modified standard based on Army guidelines. Citadel spokeswomen Judith Fuck commented on the case as classes begin next month.
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Judge orders Simpson to stand trial in double murder case
Los Angeles judge ruled there is ample evidence to support reasonable suspicions of guilt against O J Simpson in the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and another woman. Bail was denied, arraignment set for July 22, as prosecutors weigh death-penalty options. defense argued the case rests on circumstantial facts.
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Officers Won’t Face Charges in May Incidents
Rock Hill AP report states Solicitor Tommy Pope will not pursue criminal charges in General Sessions court against three fired city police officers and a current Winthrop University officer for May incidents. He notes potential for lower court charges but finds no crime in General Sessions terms. The case involved a gunfire claim, alleged assault, racial slurs, and urination in a yard after drinking.
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Deaths E B Beckum Augusta Obituary
Augusta obituary notes the death of E B Beckum, detailing surviving family and service arrangements in line with local notices.
NAACP Members Sued Over Buffalo Room Case
NAACP President James Gallman announced at a Thursday meeting that six members including Gallman Rev. David Walker Rev. James Jones and Willar Hightower have been served with civil complaints. The suits allege abuse of process and negligence related to a discrimination case against Buffalo Room owner Bruce Salter and his wife Rose Salter. The prior trial found Salter innocent on five counts. Mrs Salter was removed as a defendant and Salter was ordered to pay damages in one count.
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Miss South Carolina Pageant Lights Greenville Stage
Tonight’s televised Miss Aiken County pageant in Greenville showcases 41 contestants in prelims and finals with top 10 competing in talent gowns and swim. Local entrants Patricia Capps Regina Lynn Rutland and Tahnee Latrell Williams represent Aiken and nearby counties.
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Billy Wells
Kim Il Sung Dies at 82 as Geneva Talks Open
North Korean leader Kim Il Sung reportedly died Friday at age 82, per XBS and a North Korean broadcast quoted by South Korea. The Unification Ministry confirmed the contents amid U S Korea talks on nuclear crisis and prior to a scheduled inter-Korean summit.
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Bound Over In Simpson Murder Case In Superior Court
Municipal Judge Kennedy-Powell held O Simpson on murder charges with arraignment set for July 22. He was held without bail as the case moves to Superior Court. A bulky sealed envelope containing evidence was not opened in court. A motion to dismiss the case was denied after prosecutors rested. Blood typing linked Simpson to blood at the scene, though the test could originate from others among 43 percent of the population.
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Payrolls swell as part time jobs rise in June report
The June payrolls report shows unemployment at 6 percent with 379000 jobs added, but many are temporary or low paying in the service sector. Labor Secretary Reich and Chancellor Clinton comment on a cautious but strong recovery, noting gains in services and retail while part time positions remain abundant.
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