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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1980

Page

3

Jury Deadlock Forces Mistrial in Windsor Case

A Windsor man, John W. Payne, 49, faced a sexual assault case involving a 9-year-old girl. After about six hours of deliberation, the jury of five women and seven men declared they were deadlocked, prompting a mistrial. The court also heard guilty pleas from several defendants and sentences were imposed.

Windsor John W. Payne George F. Coleman Payne Coleman

Break-ins Reported At Two Aiken Homes

A break in at Elbert Corbett's home at 412 Pendleton St. led to the theft of two firearms worth 350 dollars. Another break in at 836 Boardman Rd. home of Grandid H Dewitt over the weekend saw a microwave oven and a dishwasher taken valued at 1635 dollars.

Elbert Corbett Pendleton St Department of Public Safety Boardman Rd Grandill H. Dewitt

Aiken Republicans drop protest over precinct voting

Joe W. Dunkin, chairman of the Aiken County Republican Party, said the party will not file a protest with the Elections Commission over alleged improprieties in Aiken precincts 2 and 4 after Tuesday’s general election. He said the situation was too messed up to pursue the matter.

Joe W. Dunkin Aiken County Republican Party Aiken Dunkin

Pet Snake Kills Child In Dallas

Dallas police say they will seek a grand jury review of the death of seven month old Toni Lynn Duboe who suffocated after a 8 foot python crawled from a 30 gallon aquarium into her crib. A Dallas County Medical Examiner spokesman says the child died of traumatic asphyxiation possibly after five minutes. The snake was a private residence pet. Sgt. Gus Rose said the case will be presented to a grand jury.

Dallas Gus Rose

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