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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1971

Page

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Informer Trading Attire Becomes Plain Civilian Look

A 26 year old ex Marine Earl Manning who spent two years as an unpaid undercover informer in North Carolina’s drug world says he is dropping the disguise for a plain herringbone suit. Manning says his undercover work led to almost 300 arrests and he and his wife expect a baby. He started spying after a friend’s slip into drugs and a sheriff’s deputy urged him to help by exposing operations.

Goldsboro N. C Earl Manning North Carolina

Mansfield Sees Set Date Action In Senate

In Washington AP reports Senator Mansfield backs possible Senate moves to set a withdrawal date from Vietnam. One measure would force timing on U S forces with prisoners released. another non binding poll suggests July 4 1972. Mansfield calls the resolutions psychological pressure.

Washington Senate U.S Vietnam Mike Mansfield

Supreme Court Near End of 1970 71 Term Faces Ali Ruling

The court moves toward a decision on Muhammad Ali as it considers public aid to church colleges and government wire tapping. Ali 29 could face five years in prison if his draft conviction stands, with a possible delay if his lawyers appeal. He trains for a July 26 Houston fight, and a ruling could affect the schedule.

Washington Supreme Court Muhammad Ali Ali Cassius Houston Astrodome Jimmy Ellis

Nixons Note Anniversary at Quiet Biscayne Weekend

President and Mrs. Nixon marked their 31st wedding anniversary during a quiet weekend at their Biscayne Bay compound. The couple spent Father’s Day with calls from Mrs. Cox and Julie Eisenhower while attending church and recalling their Riverside wedding as the Mission Inn is slated for razing.

Key Biscayne, Fla Nixon Biscayne Bay Tricia Edward Cox Nixons Mrs. Cox Julie Eisenhower Mission Inn Riverside Calif

Aiken County Meant to Form Engineering and Services Department

A bill to create a Department of Engineering and Services in Aiken County clears the House path for final passage. Rep. Zack Fulmer says the county engineer would lead, be a civil engineer and land surveyor, and oversee landfills while coordinating with the county commissioners.

Aiken County Engineering and Services S.C House of Rpresentatives Zack Fulmer R-Aiken Department of Engineering and Services Senate County Commissioners Office

Nicknames Spark Arrests in Brutal Gang Slayings

Five men and a woman were arrested in Charleston and Savannah after two young women at a motorcycle clubhouse slaying cited gang nicknames such as Juicer and Hog. Osgood Leland and William Holland, both charged with murder and related offenses, were taken to the Aiken County Jail. Additional suspects from Savannah and Oregon and Ohio remain in custody or awaiting extradition as investigators pursue two more gang members.

Thomas Bolin William Wolfe Charleston Savannah Aiken County Asbell Hutto Tribulators North Charleston Hutto

Coroner Reveals Gang Execution Details

The coroner outlines how a gang killed their victims, with Patricia Bogart held as a material witness. Suspects Osgood Leland of McClellanville and William R. Holland of North Charleston, linked to the Tribulators motorcycle club, are in Aiken County Jail.

Patricia Bogart Aiken County Osgood Leland McClellanville Center William R. Holland North Charleston The Tribulators

Autopsy Details Counter Police Claims in Clubhouse Slayings

Aiken County Coroner Gregory said Thomas Bolin and William Wolfe were strangled with ropes and bled from puncture wounds likely made by a small pocket knife. He rejected reports of chain beating and throat slashing, noting wounds did not exceed a quarter inch. Two women remained in Augusta hospital in fair condition, and Bolin’s funeral was held at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Cemetery with Rev. Floyd Dukes officiating. Bolin survived by parents Ezell and Mrs. Bolin of Ridgeville, a daughter Dana Marie, eight sisters, and a brother.

Gregory Faye Cato Aiken Connie Young North Augusta University Hospital Augusta Thomas Bolin Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Floyd Dukes Orangeburg County Ezell

Aikenite Named President of South Carolina Life Underwriters

Charles L. Dixon of Aiken was elected president of the South Carolina Life Underwriters Association during the Management convention in Florence. A native of Elko, Dixon graduated in 1942, began with Life Insurance Company of Georgia in 1949, and rose to manager of his Aiken district in 1962. He has led the Aiken group, serves as Lions Club officer, and is married to Margie Hartzog with daughter Sandy.

South Carolina Life Underwriters Association Charles L. Dixon Florence Dixon Elko Williston-Elko The Life Insurance Company of Georgia U.S. Army Life of Georgia Atlanta Aiken Aiken Life Underwriters Association Aiken Lions Club Margie Hartzog Sandy Life Underwriters Association

Muskie Seeks Bill To Lift Secrecy On Documents

Sen Edmund S. Muskie proposes a seven member independent board with power to lift secrecy labels from government documents. The Maine Democrat said the panel would avoid ongoing secrecy disputes and ensure access to records.

Muskie Bill Edmund Sr. Muskie Maine Democrat

Sheriff arrives with three suspects in Belvedere slayings

Sheriff Paul Grant arrived in Aiken with three suspects captured in Savannah Saturday in connection with the Belvedere killings. Named are Bruce Poe 24 of Cleveland Richard Lee Richards 24 of Elkhart Indiana and Gary Faust 20 of Monroe Oregon.

Patricia Bogart Isle of Palms Savannah Aiken Richard Lee Richards Elkhart Gary Vernon Faust Monroe Ore Bruce G. Poe Cleveland Ohio Paul Grant Belvedere Bruce Poe Ind Gary Faust Busch

Stumper Prize Up To $640 Waiting To Be Won

The Stumper prize climbs to 640 dollars, a tidy sum for entrants. Entry deadline is approaching with Wednesday as the cutoff and many people urged to join in.

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