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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1981

Page

7

Judge Expresses Concern In Abscam Case Appeal

Washington AP Former Rep John W Jenrette Abscam appeal ends with U S District Judge John Garrett Penn voicing concern over missing tape recordings and related testimony He orders further inquiry into the three stolen Abscam tapes and notes concerns about FBI and Justice Dept oversight and witness contradictions.

John Jenrette Kenneth Robinson U.S. District Court House Washington Jenrette Abscam John W. Jenrette U.S John Garrett Penn Penn John Kotelly Stowe Weinberg FBI Anthony Amoroso Amoroso Justice Department

NAACP Targets 30 Black Representatives in N Carolina

NAACP and Legislative Black Caucus aim to elect 30 blacks to the state House and produce the first black state Senator since 1886 after reapportionment. Isaac Williams says 15 seats are not enough and cites 37 districts with possible black representation.

Columbia NAACP Legislative Black Caucus House of Representatives State Senate Isaac Williams National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Willams SBC Senate House Judiciary Williams General Assembly Greenville County Aiken-Edgefield Florence Dark Georgetown-Horry Beaufort

Merger Study Abandoned by Charleston Task Force

A task force examining merging the Medical University of South Carolina and the College of Charleston abandoned the plan. It chooses to strengthen a Charleston area college consortium to offer graduate education, citing lack of state support for a University of Charleston. The panel weighed four options before deciding on the consortium path.

Tourism Requests Rise as South Carolina Attracts Tourists

Nearly 150 000 requests for vacation information were received by the South Carolina Department of Parks Recreation and Tourism in March and April. April inquiries reached 81 077, a 50 percent rise from last year and the highest monthly total in 14 years.

Columbia South Carolina State Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism Department PRT Robert G. Liming

Murder Victim Identified in Myrtle Beach Shooting

Spartanburg County man Bobby Salters, 33, of Pacolet Mills, was found shot multiple times on Highway 501 near Myrtle Beach. No weapon recovered and no suspects. rumors of drug ties under investigation. Three Pacolet residents who traveled with Salters were released as witnesses.

Myrtle Beach Spartanburg Bobby Salters Pacolet Mills Highway 501 Salters Horry John Smith

Battle over Savannah River border heats up in court

In Columbia AP report, Georgia and South Carolina argue over land and water boundaries along the Savannah River. Judge Walter Hoffman tours disputed areas by helicopter as testimony continues, with SC maps and GA witnesses presenting. The case seeks resolution by mid 1982 on 3000 acres land and 10000 acres water near the river mouth.

Columbia Georgia South Carolina Savannah U.S Walter Hoffman Virginia Supreme Court Barnwell Island Frank Sloan Sloan Hoffman Atlanta Atlantic Ocean Savannah River Michael Holland Beaufort

Autopsy clarifies death in Greenville crash case

Autopsy shows Faith B. Slay died of a head injury in the Greenville County crash not the ensuing fire. Officials dispute eyewitness accounts of her screaming outside the city as firefighters waited, and a city policy review is requested to address the incident.

S. C Greenville Greenville County Arthur Dreskin Faith B. Slay Greenville General Hospital Stan McKinney John Baker McKinney Ross Hughes Hughes Greenville News John Lewis David Thomas

Judge Moore to Retire From Spartanburg Circuit Court

Spartanburg Circuit Judge Paul M. Moore, aged 59, announced plans to retire on September 17 due to serious health issues including jaw, heart, and left hand problems. He will remain available to sit for other judges if health permits and the General Assembly is expected to ballot a successor this session to fill the remaining term.

Spartanburg Paul M. Moore Moore South Carolina Horace C. Smth Spartanburg County General Assembly

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