Primaries Bypass in Aiken County Sparks Legal Challenge
In 1972 Democratic senators in Aiken County urged appointing magistrates bypassing primaries, triggering a federal suit and attacks on the governor and district senators Michael Laughlin and A J Dooley. House seeks constitutional amendments to exempt counties. Senate fate uncertain. Cain doubts passage. Laughlin and McMillan unavailable for comment.
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Court prompts youths in drug case and multiple indictments
Court records show 16.2 grams of marijuana found in a trailer shared by Miss Sizemore and Miss Fulmer after a complaint of excessive noise. Judge Julius B. Ness urged six months jail as a deterrent while listing guilty pleas and numerous charges including armed robbery, arson, grand larceny, assault, burglary, forgery, driving offenses, and possession of marijuana for multiple defendants.
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