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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1975

Page

7

Two Charged In Shooting Near Santee

Orangeburg County authorities charged James McPhee and Teresa Sauls with two counts of armed robbery, auto theft, and assault with intent to kill in a Monday night shooting near Santee that left Richard Carter dead and John Dreher wounded. Both suspects face murder charges and are jailed. bond was set at 100000 each.

Orangeburg Santee C. Bond James McPhee Ravenel S.C Teresa Sauls Charles Dyches Richard Carter Cookson Okla John Dreher Winter Park Fla Carter Dreher McPhee Sauls Bond

South Carolina Supreme Court strikes down Horry County judgeship

The court ruled the 1973 act creating an associate county judge for Horry County unconstitutional, reiterating that piecemeal, special legislation cannot patch a statewide unified court system. The decision mirrors rulings affecting Pickens and Dorchester counties.

Columbia Horry South Carolina Supreme Court High Court John T. Holt Pickens Dorchester Supreme Court General Assembly Horry County

Textiles Recovery Seen Slow With Years to Peak

Columbia report notes South Carolina textile firms face a slow rebound. State Tax Commission chair Robert C. Wasson warns the recovery may stretch into 1977 or 1978, with June tax declarations $1 million below last year and 50 percent under projections. He cites widespread layoffs and reduced year end revenues from $16 million to $13 million.

Columbia South Carolina State Tax Commission Robert C. Wasson Textile Study Committee Wasson

Chiropractor Seeks Probe of Mixers in State Practice

Florence chiropractor Dr. Gordon Young forwarded a letter to the State Tax Commission demanding an investigation of about 50 percent of chiropractors labeled mixers. He accuses mixers of selling pills ointments salves and devices while defrauding the four percent sales tax and practicing beyond license limits. He says state law restricts chiropractors to hand methods only.

Florence State Tax Commission South Carolina Young

Nixon Telephones Cent. Interested In Politics

Former President Richard Nixon spoke with his former political adviser Harry Dent in a surprise call about politics and Vietnam. Dent said Nixon praised his decisiveness on Vietnam and suggested the South Vietnamese government might not have fallen if his administration remained in office. Nixon also reflected on Watergate and said he regrets not tending to domestic matters as foreign concerns occupied him. Dent, Nixon’s chief adviser from 1968 to 1972, noted the call was Nixon’s first since leaving the White House.

Columbia Richard M. Nixon United States South Vietnam Nixon Harry S Dent Dent Vietnam Ford China Russia White House

Garbage raids reveal enquirer memo on writing emotion

Palm Beach reporters slip through trash for a National Enquirer scoop. Steve Mitchell of the Palm Beach Post details obtaining a 1973 Pope memo outlining how to craft vivid stories with color and emotion.

West Palm Beach Fla National Enquirer Henry A. Kissinger The Enquirer Lantana Jay Gourley Kissinger Washington Georgetown Gourley Secret Service Steve Mitchell Palm Beach Post Generoso Pope Jr Mitchell Mhe

Anderson College Receives $250,000 Grant for Building Restoration

Dr. Cordell Maddox announced at a College Advisory Council meeting that Anderson College will use a $250,000 grant from the estate of the late Mrs. Arthur H. Merritt of New York City to restore the Administration Building. The building will be named the Dr. Arthur H. Merritt Administration Building.

Anderson Anderson College Cordell Maddox Visory Council Arthur H. Merritt New York City

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