Two Men Indicted in Florence Slayings
Florence County grand jury indicts Donald H. Gaskins 38 Walter L. Neely 32 on seven murder counts plus James K. Judy 23 on murder and accessory charges in Sellers death Neely also faces seven counts of being an accessory to murder in the cases The cases cover two men two women a 15 year old boy and a 2 year old girl involved in the eight bodies found with one woman unidentified Trial slated for the third week in May.
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Florence
Florence County
Donald H. Gaskins
Walter L. Neely
James K. Judy
John E. Sellers
Neely
Gaskins and
Sellers
Aiken Standard Statement of Publication Details
The notice outlines the Aiken Standard established in 1867 publishing afternoons excluding weekends with address 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801 and ZIP 29801. It notes AP dispatch rights reserved republication limits and accuracy corrections policy with payment terms and carrier payment constraints.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Associated Press
Lake City Man Indicted in 1968 Slaying Case
Morgan Singletary, 50, was indicted on a 1968 murder charge after eight years in the South Carolina State Hospital. He had been committed in 1968 for psychiatric evaluation to assess his mental capacity for trial in the killing of William S. James on April 2, 1968.
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Florence
Florence County
Lake City
South Carolina State Hospital
Morgan Singletary
State Hospital
William S. James
William S. Hall
Hall
Singletary
Columbia
12Th Circuit
T. Kenneth Summerford
Florence County Detention Center
Summerford
James
Army to test coed basic training at Fort Jackson
The Army plans a joint basic training test for men and women recruits at Fort Jackson with September arrivals. Recruits will receive identical training and may share rifle ranges, but housing and platoon placement are undecided. The aim is to determine if separate male and female training should end.
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Columbia
Army
Fort Jackson
Fort
Ex-Chief At Charleston Pleads Guilty In Court
Former Charleston County Police Department chief Paul Hartline and two others pleaded guilty to federal conspiracy to facilitate gambling. Charleston businessman William Gardner and ex vice squad officer Theo Goings admitted the charge, facing up to 20 thousand dollars fine or five years in prison. Other defendants remain innocent on all counts.
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Charleston
Columbia
Charleston County Police Department
Paul F. Hartline
William Gardner
Charleston County
Theo Goings
George Merinkers
William Burnsed
AMA official blasts bureaucrats hurting public health in SC meeting
Dr. Thomas E. Nesbitt told the South Carolina Medical Association delegates at Myrtle Beach that unnamed appointed bureaucrats impede health. He cited non medical decision makers and outlined AMA priorities and a 40 million dollar budget allocation for scientific and educational work. SCMA president Dr. C Tucker Weston said the group acts to aid South Carolinians and address malpractice insurance while stabilizing the health care environment.
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Thomas E. Nesbitt
AMA
House of Delegates
South Carolina Medical Association
Nesbitt
SCMA
C. Tucker Weston
Columbia
South Carolina
Lutherans Approve Record Budget for 1977 in South Carolina
In Charleston the South Carolina Synod of the Lutheran Church in America approved a record 1977 budget near $1.3 million. Four hundred twenty delegates from 154 churches attended as the executive board proposed about $605,000 for the national church body.
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Charleston
South Carolina
Synod
Lutheran Church In America
SCEA Urging Passage Of Sick Leave Measure
The South Carolina Senate is urged to pass a sick leave bill allowing full time school employees to accumulate up to 60 days. The measure would grant one and a quarter days per month over five years, with statewide costs of about 1 million dollars across 90 districts.
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Columbia
South Carolina Senate
Edward E. Taylor
South Carolina Education Association
Nick Theodore
Greenville
House
Senate Finance Committee
Taylor
SCEA
State Department of Education
Charleston
Richland
Beaufort
Chesterfield
Darlington
State School Boards Association
Senate
Association
New Hair Growth Treatment Promises Stop to Loss in Houston
An advertisement from Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc. touts a 32 day trial to stop hair loss and regrow hair for men and women. It warns many cases are not helped but invites inquiries with confidential mail responses and no obligation.
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Houston
Texas
Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc
Adv
West Main St
Hair thinning and scalp questions form confidential intake
A confidential intake form asks about forehead oiliness, dandruff, scalp itching, hair shedding, and thinning. It requests name address city state ZIP and other helpful information for Loesch Laboratory Consultants.
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West Coast
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Myrtle Beach
American Medical Association
Weston
UT Ce Ashhurst
Dial
Dan Bacot
John Thomas
Pete Hogan
J. B. White
Princess Gardner
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