Senate Takes Ouster Deal In South Carolina
Senate accepts Eugene Carmichael unpaid leave until the 4th U.S. Circuit rules on his appeal. He remains a senator though suspended from legislative duties as ethics charges loom. The vote fell short of expulsion with 24 for and 19 against. 31 needed for removal.
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Columbia
Eugene Carmichael
South Carolina Senate
Carmichael
Senate
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Dillon County
Norma Russell
Hugh Leatherman
South Carolina
Edwards Forecasts Congress Rejection of Barnwell Funding Fight
Energy Secretary James B. Edwards says Congress will likely reject Rep. Butler Derrick's bid to cut federal funds for the Barnwell Nuclear Fuel Plant. Reagan requests 10 million for 1983 R and D and 6 million for startup programs. The plant has not reprocessed fuel since a 1977 Carter ban. Derrick, a South Carolina Democrat, vows another attempt with ally Don Fuqua backing the effort.
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Washington
James B. Edwards
Congress
Butler C. Derrick
Barnwell
Edwards
South Carolina
Reagan
Carter
Derrick
D-S.c
Department of Energy
Allied Corp
Gulf Oil
Royal Dutch Shell
Don Fuqua
D-Fla
House
Three Indicted In Voodoo Deaths Near Columbia
Richland County grand jury indicted Charles Livingston Willie Stroman and Frank McDowell in the September killings of reputed voodoo doctor Edward Doc Harkless and three others. Indictments cover safecracking armed robbery assault and battery with intent to kill kidnapping and murder. A safe at the Harkless home yielded 40 000 to 60 000 in cash and coins. The defendants face trials next month in Richland County General Sessions Court and other indictments are not expected.
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Columbia
Richland County Grand Jury
Edward
Doc”’ Harkless
Harkless
Charles
Livingston
West Columbia
Willie James
Stroman
Charlotte
N.C
Frank McDowell
Frank Emmanuel
Frank-O
Richland County General Sessions Court
Richard A. Har
Poothan
Thurmond Admitted to Walter Reed for Rest
Senator Strom Thurmond, 79, was admitted to Walter Reed Army Hospital for a pinched nerve and a week of rest away from his four children. Doctors ordered two weeks off his feet to relieve nerve pressure, with Thurmond planning to recuperate at his McLean Virginia home and return to work on Monday.
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Washington
Sen
Strom Thurmond
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Thurmond
McLean, Va
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