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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1974

Page

3

Judge Ness Tightens Courthouse Security

Judge Julius B Ness ordered tighter courthouse security at the Aiken County courthouse after Deputy H R Busbee faced a verbal assault on his way out. The trial continued with heavy guard as Busbee, accused of murder in a case tied to armed robbery suspect George Allen Jr., testified amid a police presence.

Julius B. Ness Aiken H. R. Busbee George Allen Jr Busbee Allen Jim Whitehurst Rutland Drive Whitehurst Larry Self Self Horse Creek Valley Thomas V. Mitchell Graniteville David Tager

Edwards Proposes Reform to End Conflicts in State Government

Edwards calls for taxing system changes to end conflicts of interest created by lawyers on Legislature retained by large corporations. He cites public service authority appointments and a favored architect firms status, while contrasting with rival N Welch Morrisette Jr who pledges to ally with workers and labor unions. Bush warns against tampering with government and advocates reform. Edwards outlines regional hospital incentives to retain in state interns and questions Westmoreland’s campaign knowledge as Dent aides influence the race.

Public Service Campbell Justice Department N. Welch Morrisette Jr U.S Edwards Westmoreland

Gurney Indictment Dismissed by Leon County Judge

Leon County Judge Charles McClure threw out an indictment against Senator Edward Gurney of Florida. The misde demeanor election law charge was called fatally defective after defense attorney C Harris Dittmar argued vagueness and unconstitutionality. The senator serves on the Senate Watergate Committee.

Tallahassee Fla Edward Gurney Rfla Leon County Charles McClure C. Harris Dittmar Jacksonville Gurney Senate Watergate Committee

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Judge Ness Gary Collins Collins Tager Mitchell Orangeburg Edward Cushman Elsie Novicki A. W. Shepherd Ben Willis Collins’ House David Randall Perkins North Augusta B. E. Nichols Perkins University Hospital Louisville Kins Lavaun Fox Tom Allgood Ness Albert Jerome Flowers Sgt Nichols Flowers Sgt. Nichols Morrisette Bush Harry Dent White House Nixon S.C Republican Party Mitchell Shopping
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