Battery theory tested for Hunley submarine weapon
Researchers examine a copper plate coil and possible trigger wire arguing the Hunley may have used early battery tech to fire a torpedo. Clemson scientists will analyze the plate, while officials note the evidence is not conclusive and other firing methods remain possible.
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Police probe in Inman death seeks Bristol associates
Authorities say 60-year-old Kenneth Wayne Bristol was found shot three times in his residence in Inman South Carolina. Maj. Dan Johnson of the Spartanburg County Sheriff's Department asks anyone who saw Bristol with associates including 63-year-old Robert Clyde Clayton to come forward as investigators pursue leads.
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