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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1981

Page

8

Brown lung protest calls moral issue not politics

Washington union official Murray Finley of the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers AFL-CIO called a two day Labor Department critique of the 1980 cotton dust standard a moral crusade. He said about 1000 union members would demonstrate in Washington and 36 other cities to support protections for textile workers against byssinosis.

Washington Labor Department Murray Finley Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Afl-Cio St. John’s Episcopal Church Finley Labor Ray Donovan Occupational Safety and Health Administration Donovan Thorne G. Auchter OSHA North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Virginia Josephine Newsome Aiken County BSA Newscme

Ten die in South Carolina highway crashes over weekend

The Associated Press reports ten fatalities across South Carolina highways this weekend. Victims include a six week old infant in Sumter County, Herman X. Wages, and 19 year old Michael W. Bonnette, among others in crashes on U.S. 521 U.S. 601 U.S. 15 and I 85 area roads with multiple head on collisions and pedestrian deaths. Authorities name the victims and locations including Sumter Richland Berkeley Greenville Anderson Florence and Summerville.

Associated Press Sumter County South Carolina Highway Patrol Herman X. Wages Sumter U.S. 521 U.S. 76 Richland County Frank Barron Barron Michael W. Bonnette Barry Joy Charleston U.S. 15 St. George Ruby E. Kennedy Wilbur E. Kennedy Kennedy Greenville Sharon H. H. Posey Misty Dawn Posey Anderson County Summerville Stephen D. Lapointe U.S. 52 Berkeley County Joseph Willis Florence Jimmy Gregg

Yates Sentenced To Death

Dale R. Yates, 23, condemned for the murder of Tigerville postmistress Helen Wood, argues he did not kill her though another man stabbed her during a Feb. 13 holdup. Circuit Judge Tony Harris set execution for Aug. 3, but automatic appeal to the state Supreme Court may delay.

Greenville Dale R. Yates Tigerville Helen Wood Yates Henry Davis T.P. Wood Tony Harris State Supreme Court Billy Wilkins

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