Burgess Happy With Jury Refusal In Spartanburg Case
Spartanburg County Deputy Leroy Burgess says he is pleased by a grand jury's refusal to indict him in the April 28 shooting death of a Spartanburg man. Deputy William Stokely had been indicted the day before on voluntary manslaughter related to another April 28 fatal shooting. Community leaders criticized Stokely’s paid suspension while awaiting trial.
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Spartanburg
Spartanburg County
Leroy Burgess
Burgess
William Stokely
Stokely
Larry Smith
Smith
Peter Jones
Concerned Minorities
Annie Haley
Ms. Halley
Jury Awards Jimmy Dean For House in Charleston Suit
A Charleston County jury awards over 12 000 to architect David Parrott in a dispute with James Dean and wife Sue over designing and building a home. The case stems from 1974 plans for a Charleston residence with a target cost of 300 000, bids reaching 671 000.
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James Dean
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David LeRoy Parrott
Parrott
Sue
Pai
Deans
Communion Policy Allows Baptized Children in Communion
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States voted to permit baptized children to take communion during the 120th annual assembly in Myrtle Beach. The decision, reached on the fifth day after a heated debate, followed opposition from former moderator Albert C. Winn and defeated moderator candidates, Rev. William Cadel and Rev. G. Taft Lyon. The assembly also endorsed a long statement on marriage noting divorce as a human possibility and made no move on artificial insemination.
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General Assembly of
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Richmond
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Florida
G. Taft Lyon
Texas
David L. Stitt
Houston
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Jenrette Negotiates Grand Jury Appearance Over Abscam Probe
Rep John Jenrette's attorney says federal prosecutors seek a voluntary grand jury appearance over Abscam allegations. A Friday slot is possible but Jenrette prefers delaying until after South Carolina's Democratic primary. He also plans to file an $11 million damage suit following the primary.
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Washington
John Jenrette
FBI
Kenneth Robinson
Jenrette
South Carolina
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