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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1972

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Hit and run death in Darlington linked to weekend toll

A Darlington man James Gandy 59 died in a hit and run on a secondary road near U S 52 around 6 15 p m Sunday, raising South Carolina weekend traffic fatalities to two. A 51 year old Lee County man died in a Saturday accident.

South Carolina Highway Patrol James Gandy U.S. 52 Darlington Lee County

Aiken Standard Publication Details and Rates

The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes weekdays except Saturday and Sunday. Address 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801 with post office box 456. Rates list: $22 per year by mail, $11.60 for 6 months, $36.40 for 3 months, $4c per week by carrier.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive Aiken S. C S.C Associated Press

Jury Deliberates In Fragging Case At Fort Ord California

A military jury of two black and five white officers begins deliberations on Pvt Billy Dean Smith accused of using a fragmentation grenade to kill two Army lieutenants in a Vietnam era fragging case. The trial marks the first U S court martial on such charges. The presiding judge Col Rawls H Frazier prepared final instructions before the jury.

FT. Ord Calif Pvt Billy Dean Smith United States Col Rawls H. Frazier

Trial Ruling Outlines Death Penalty Possibility

During the trial proceedings, the judge stated that Smith could not be sentenced to death. The deliberations will occur only during normal work hours. The trial began on September 6 with Judge Frazier presiding.

Frazier Smith

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