Eagleton Denies Drunken Driving Charges as Spat Rages
Senator Thomas F. Eagleton rejected columnist Jack Anderson’s claim of a drunken driving record as a political ploy. He vowed to stay on the Democratic ticket with McGovern, insisting he has never been arrested for drunken or reckless driving and noting the story could affect his family and reputation.
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Thomas F. Eagleton
Jack Anderson
Eagleton
Anderson
Missouri
Associated Press
Honolulu
Hawaii
George McGovern
McGovern
Psychiatrists Outline Effects Of Depression On Judgment
The American Psychiatric Association states that during depressive episodes judgment may be impaired proportionally to severity but fully returns after recovery. It notes many patients resume normal life after treatment, including electroshock, and compares depressions to other treatable illnesses.
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Washington
American Psychiatric Association
Thomas Eagleton
Sion
APA
Democratic candidate protests filing deadline in federal court
In Columbia AP report Samuel Vandross, a Democratic Senate hopeful, sues over primary filing rules. He says he filed on June 3 at Marion County clerk's office near the noon Columbia deadline and arrived three minutes late, missing state election commission acceptance. He seeks a court ruling to qualify for the August 29 primary. H. W. Close notes record textile firm sales and profits for the first half of 1972.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Santee Print Works Gains New Trial or Damages Option
In a pollution case from April, jurors awarded $120,000 to Turkey Creek property owners for waste discharges into the creek. Santee Print Works may opt for a new trial or pay $20,000 in damages. Two other firms face $2,000 each and a fourth $1,000. Judge James A. Spruill of Chesterfield ordered the alternative Thursday.
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Santee Print Works
Te Preciery Cours
Turkey Creek
James A. Spruill
Chesterfield
Aiken Standard Publication Details and Rates
Aiken Standard, established 1867, publishes weekday afternoons plus notices. Addresses: P O Box 456, 124 Rutland Drive, Aiken SC 29801. Rates include carrier and mail options with terms and correction policy noted.
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Aiken S C
Aiken
S.C
Associated Press
Woman Baptist minister resigns chaplaincy after marriage
Mrs. Shirley Carter Lee, first South Carolina woman ordained by a Southern Baptist church, resigns from chaplain roles at Harbison Correctional Institution for Women and Goodman Correctional Institute for Men near Columbia after marrying a former Roman Catholic priest. Department officials say no judgment was made and seek comment.
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Columbia
Shirley Carter Lee
Corrections Department
Harbison Correctional Institution For Women
Goodman Correctional Institute
Department of Corrections
Sam McCuen
Dairies Face Rebates Penalties in North Carolina
The North Carolina State Milk Commission fined four dairies for excessive store rebates. Pine State of Raleigh, United Dairies of Greensboro, and Dairymen Inc. of Wilkesboro were assessed 3000 dollars each, while Long Meadow of Durham received a 1000 dollar penalty after a hearing held weeks earlier.
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North Carolina
State Milk Commission
Pine State of Raleigh
United Dairies of
Greensboro
Dairymen Inc
Wilkesboro
Long Meadow
Durham
Springs Mills Earnings Rise to 1971 Peak
Springs Mills reports rising earnings in 1971 marking the highest level since 1966 as the year begins with an upward trend. The Fort Mill company notes improvements begin early in the year and continue through the period reported.
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Fort Mill
Shot Springs Mills
South Carolina Leads in Building Permits and Bank Debits Rise
The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond reported increases in South Carolina for June with bank debits up 25 percent to 3.363 billion across seven leading banking cities. Building permit values reached 12.9 million, up about 750 thousand in the 10 largest cities.
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Richmond
South Carolina
Federal Reserve Bank of
Civilian lives free off Army for a month
James David Morris Jr. 20 faced a federal hearing on impersonating a soldier after living at Ft. McPherson from June 5 to July 10. He said he avoided crime and worked while saving for an apartment, with Army officials saying he had lost papers and was assigned to maintenance before leaving July 10.
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Atlanta
James David Morris Jr
C Tivilian
Morris
Ft. McPherson
U.S
J. Roger Thompson
Army
Phone Workers Strike in Sumter and three-state action
Officials of the General Telephone Co of the Southeast say South Carolina operations are not curtailed by a three state strike. Workers and operators in South Carolina walked out after midnight Wednesday. About 400 were said to be on strike, with 800 employed in the state. The walkout also affects North Carolina and Tennessee. Local 1431 IBEW cites no contract since April 4, with issues over wages hospitalization benefits and other items.
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South Carolina
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North Carolina
Tennessee
E. J. Johnson
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
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