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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1974

Page

8

Community Picnic Sparks Neighborliness Among Banks Mill Road Families

County Extension Leader J. H. Evans notes that rain halted two years of picnics yet could not spoil 18 Banks Mill Road families gathering at Hopelands Farms. Kathy Coward and Barbara Hall sparked the event with help from the Boozie Moseleys, yielding a shared sense of belonging and neighborly talk among old and young alike.

J. H. Evans Banks Mill Road Grandpa Coward Theodore Rayborn Wilson Mosley Kathy Coward Barbara Hall Moseleys Oak Grove Hopelands Farms Emmie Smalley Helen Coward Jim Hall Santa Claus

Turner Faces Final Arguments in Nine Month Fraud Trial

In Jacksonville the defense rested and prosecutors prepare final remarks in the Glenn Turner case. The eight defendants are accused of mail fraud tied to Turner's cosmetics and Dare to be Great courses. Turner's attorney contends no federal law was violated and accuses the government of inconsistency while defending Turner's actions.

Jacksonville Fla Glenn Turner Turner Orlando Asst U.S Robert Leventhal Gerald B. Troflat Roger Zuckerman Washington Zuckerman Harry Atkinson Jess O. Hickman Edward M. Garland Atlanta Garland Oregon United States

Byrd Pleads Guilty Gets Life Term in Deputy Slaying

Theodore Byrd of Columbia pleaded guilty in the shooting death of a deputy sheriff and received life plus 85 years and 30 days. Co-defendants won a trial-site transfer to Columbia. Byrd faces multiple counts including murder armed robbery and grand larceny tied to the February 21 slayings of deputy Chris Potter and officer Richet Finch.

Camden Theodore Byrd Columbia Columbia Area John Grimball Byrd Chris Potter Kershaw County J. C. Tollison Ers Richet Finch Forest Acres

Father-Son Reunion After 25 Years Apart in NY

In Waterford New York this weekend Charles Decker Jr 29 of Wilmington plans a reunion with his father who believed he had died in infancy The elder Decker served in World War II and a 25 year old family note said both children died of pneumonia The family location shifted from West Virginia to Wilmington with daughter Nancy Decker 27 a traveling librarian also attending The discovery came when the wife found the father's brother Cecil's address in a Bible and the husband reached Cecil to reconnect with his brother.

Wilmington N.C AP Charles Decker Jr Waterford N.Y West Virginia Nancy Decker Cecil

Inflation cure: Dorn urges boosting earning power in SC

Rep Bryan Dorn D South Carolina argues inflation relief comes from raising citizens earning power. He calls for boosting tourism farming small industry and state-funded spending while using bond power for highways buildings and parks.

Associated Press Bryan Dorn D-S.c South Carolina Charleston Earle E. Morris Jr Oscar Butler Columbia News Conference

South Carolina House Ends Filibuster On 12 Percent Monthly Interest Bill

The South Carolina House voted 86 to 10 to end a filibuster and push a bill allowing retailers to charge 12 percent monthly interest on revolving charge accounts. The measure then goes to the Senate for consideration. Rep. Ralph K. Anderson had blocked the bill for weeks, calling the moving power machine formidable. Anderson condemned the bill as a consumer ruin and noted most credit cards charge about 2 percent monthly.

Columbia South Carolina Senate Ralph K. Anderson Florence House South Carolina General Assembly Anderson Associated Press Ralph Anderson

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