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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1973

Page

3

Two Charged With Smuggling Marijuana

Charleston AP reports two young men James Milton Cooley Jr 26 and Mark Allan Robins 20 both of Columbia were ordered held for U S Grand Jury consideration on charges they smuggled 399 pounds of marijuana from Jamaica. They were arrested after a marijuana laden plane landed April 26 at the St George airport Dorchester County Magistrate Thomas Simpson ordered further consideration of nine other people charged with smuggling and conspiracy tied to last week seizure of 4000 pounds in Beaufort County.

Charleston U. S Jamaica St. George Dorchester County James Milton Cooley, Jr Mark Allan Robins Columbia Thomas Simpson Beaufort County

Per Capita Income Jumps In State

The University of South Carolina Bureau of Business Research reports South Carolina 1972 per capita income at 3448 dollars, 10 percent higher than 1971, reaching 77 percent of the national average. Total personal income rose to 9.5 billion dollars in late 1972, up 900 million from 1971 with government workers leading employment gains.

Columbia University of South Carolina Bureau of Business Research South Carolina Olin S. Pugh Palmetto Pugh

Massive Military Display To Honor S C War Vets

South Carolina will stage a sweeping June 10 military display at the University of South Carolina stadium in Columbia and unveil a tetrahedron veterans memorial at Roper Mountain near Greenville. Gov. West and Gen. Westmoreland announced plans including skydiving, aerobatics, and a fund mix of state and federal support totaling about 800000 dollars. Comedian Bob Hope is slated to attend the Patriots' Homecoming Day rally.

Columbia South Carolina Roper Mountain Greenville John C. West William C. Westmoreland Army Bob Hope University of South Carolina Westmoreland West Buckminister Fuller Veterans Organization Rope Mountain Kings Mountain Cowpens

West Urges Caution Over Watergate Nixon Case

Gov John C West told Democrats to avoid moves that would embarrass President Nixon over Watergate and cautioned the National Democratic Committee against partisan zeal. He said the issue should not threaten foreign relations and defended his past criticism of the Justice Department. West also supported a one cent gasoline tax hike and said he would not block Lt Gov Earle Morris’s gubernatorial bid.

Columbia John C. West Nixon South Carolina Democratic National Democratic Committee West Justice Department South Carolina Highway Department Gev Earle Morris

Lawsuits Contest Turner Blocking Action in Federal Court

Contested appeals in the 3rd U S Circuit review a judge in Pittsburgh who barred 41 states from pursuing actions against Glen W Turner Inc Dare to be Great Inc and Koscot Inc The actions seek to void the order and challenge a May 1973 notice to 75 000 class members in a 200 million suit The plan to transfer assets to Canada N V and issue shares to class members drew scrutiny for potential fraud and securities violations The case raises questions about the judge s authority and the settlement process

Philadelphia Florida Glen W. Turner U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals U.S. District Court Gerald J. Weber Pittsburgh Turner Turner and His Enterprises Glenn W. Turner, Inc Dare To Be Great, Inc Koscot, Inc Weber Gregory J. Smith Indiana Circuit Smith

South Carolina Revenues Grow Slower in Latest Report

State Tax Commission Chairman Robert C. Wasson announced 14.7 percent growth for the first 10 months of the fiscal year, with total collections at $548 million since July. He cited one time $32 million tax-change adjustments and projected 9 percent revenue growth for fiscal year 1973-74.

Columbia South Carolina Robert C. Wasson The Tax Commission Wasson

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Town and Country Garden Club Aiken Paul Anderson Marie Monroe Pat Parker Ginnie Samsel Vi Menken Lois Goforth Wendell Hall S.C Gov. West Everest & Jeannings Laurens Couchton Nursery Wagoner Road Hwy W.B. Bailey Dial Edward Clearwater Candida N.V Netherlands Antilles Canadian Stock Exchange Infor Jean Elrod Bodie Fayes Jean Faye Aiken, S.C Kalmia Hill Chapel Gregg Hwy Grienbrier Payer Homes Royal Line Withou Fhomes Augusta,ga Leonard Johnson
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