Reagan Gains S C Delegate As Roland Bridge Changes
Reagan moves closer to the GOP nomination after South Carolina changes its delegation. Willie A Thompson replaces uncommitted W. W. Wilkins Jr. boosting Reagan to 26 SC delegates while Ford holds six. National counts show Ford 1,082 Reagan 1,025 and 151 uncommitted. Thompson backs Reagan as more conservative and capable to defeat Carter. Wilkins left the roster due to anticipated court session later canceled.
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Attempt To Be Made At New Death Law In SC
South Carolina lawmakers planned a push on a new capital punishment statute on the legislature's final day after the state Supreme Court ruled the prior law unconstitutional. Rep. Ralph Anderson and Rep. L Leevy Johnson clashed over rushing a replacement bill as debates continued on the death penalty.
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