Hypnosis Seen as Key Tool in Bradberry Murder Probe
Sheriff Sgt. Smith says the investigation into Linda Bradberry's December death hinges on new testimony from hypnosis aided recollections. He notes the case could test state law on admissibility, with emphasis on truth-seeking over sensationalism. The piece also mentions Alfaro seeking asylum in New Orleans amid a broader expulsion of Nicaraguan consuls.
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South Carolina blue laws bill advances amid Sunday work objections
A House Senate conference panel finalized a blue laws measure easing Sunday restrictions for groceries cultural events and funerals while keeping bans on sale of large appliances and furniture. State officials note potential for broader industry openings pending operation results. Debate focused on conscientious objectors to Sunday labor.
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Presbyterians Prepare Reunion of Two Major Denominations
Leaders of the Northern Presbyterian and Southern churches outline a planned merger into the Presbyterian Church in the U S A, uniting 3.2 million members. They acknowledge changes in habit and formality, urging faith in a shared future despite past baggage. The 13 year effort culminates as local units ratify the plan after earlier failed attempts.
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