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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1975

Page

3

Watergate figures seek Christian paths post scandal

The Watergate fallout spurs religious shifts among key figures. Jeb Magruder, ex White House aide, joins a nationwide Christian youth program. Egil Krogh, Chuck Colson, and Ehrlichman pursue faith based work, while James McCord cites a suburban church sermon as pivotal to his disclosures.

White House Jeb Stuart Magruder Egil Bud’ Krogh Charles W Chuck’’ Colson John Ehrlichman Nixon James McCord

Bank Gosnell Trial To Stay In Saluda

The South Carolina Supreme Court denied a request to move the Holsen et al v Gosnell et al class action from Saluda County. The suit, filed by 400 stockholders led by Robert L. Holsen and others, seeks to restore funds and levy a fine over alleged fraudulent stock selling by First State Bank and its chair Rufus W. Gosnell. The next Saluda term is in November.

First State Bank Rufus W. Gosnell S.C. Supreme Court 11Th Circuit George B. Timmerman Saluda County Marion L. Powell Aiken County First State National Powell Saluda Supreme Court Holsen Et al Gosnell Robert L. Holsen Edgefield Irby Grant Aiken Virgil Wall Harvey S. Holmes Phillip J. Vagnoni Sal Anderson Jackson

Reps Collins Rudnick Clash Over Home Rule Bill

Rep Irene Rudnick disputed Rep Cecil Collins on the Home Rule bill yesterday. Collins said the bill already permits county voters to elect a council chairman where this exists, while Rudnick argued voters may choose either direct election or selection by commissioners.

Irene K. Rudnick Cecil L. Collins Collins Commission Rudnick

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