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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1981

Page

11

Jenrette Near Bankruptcy Highlighted in Abscam Appeal

In U S District Court John W Jenrette appeals his Abscam conviction asserting due process violations and government misconduct He faces near bankruptcy claims from his lawyer and notes his estranged wife Rita doubts his wealth amid alimony disputes The hearing also covers internal Abscam wrangling and witness testimony including FBI officials and prosecutors detailing conduct of the probe.

Washington Rita John W. Jenrette South Carolina Democrat Kenneth M. Robinson U.S. District Court Jenrette Abscam FBI Robinson South Carolina John Penn Rita Jenrette Nassau Community College Garden City N.Y John U.S Edward J. Plaza John Good Plaza New Jersey

USC engineers near future of intelligent machines

Columbia AP USC engineers work on intelligent machines that see hear and advise like a person. Students use speech aware microcomputers to answer curriculum questions and draftsmen will talk to systems for graphic views. Researchers claim personal computer advisers may emerge by century end.

Columbia University of South Carolina Engineers Michael N. Huhns Huhns USC Matthew Yuschik Yuschik

U S Merchant Marine Declines in Global Shipping Race

National Maritime Council spokesman William C. Neuhauser warned that the Soviet merchant fleet dominates world markets while the U S fleet shrinks. He said lack of coordination and policy, reliance on government plans, and weak private sector use threaten U S security and readiness.

Columbia United States National Maritime Council William C. Neuhauser The NMC America U.S Russia Neuhauser Japan Great Britain

Bond Forfeiture Overturned in Jenrette Associate Case

Martha Mims faces possible half of a $500000 bond forfeited when fugitive Hans Peter Albrecht vanished during trial. Judge says she may recover if Albrecht is found dead or proven alive. U S District Judge Robert Chapman notes bond was the largest forfeiture in a South Carolina federal case. Albrecht was convicted of smuggling marijuana aboard a ship seized by the Coast Guard.

Columbia John Jenrette U.S Robert Chapman Martha Mims Myrtle Beach Hans Peter Albrecht Lionel Lofton South Carolina Albrecht Coast Guard

Justice Lewis Attacks Riley Parole Proposal in Hartsville

Chief Justice J Woodrow Lewis criticized Gov Riley after a Hartsville chamber event for his parole plan to release prisoners early to ease prison crowding. He faulted funding gaps for a criminal appeals court and noted only one of five judges is seated. The general assembly awaits action on reducing minimum parole time from one third to one fourth.

Hartsville State Supreme Court J. Woodrow Lewis Dick Riley Riley Hartsville Chamber of Commerce Lewis General Assembly The Senate House

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