Court Backs Death Penalty Likely Return of Executions
The Supreme Court refused to reconsider upholding Florida Texas and Georgia death penalty laws removing federal delays. It agreed to hear a rape death penalty constitutional question in Ehrlich Coker case while sending Neal and Collins cases back to Arkansas for further review. Georgia Florida and Texas face scheduling uncertainties with hundreds on death row nationwide.
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Congressmen Mass Mailings Stir Election Year Criticism
Hundreds of thousands of letters seeking reelection are mailed at public expense as critics call mass mailings a use of free privilege to sway votes. The 28 day limit for congressional mail nears, yet workers report heavy volume as election year rushes on.
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Aiken Standard Introduction Detail and Policy Notes
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each afternoon except weekends. The paper’s address is 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801 with PO Box 456. It notes AP dispatches exclusive use for local news and reserves republication rights with corrections in the next issue.
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Infant Earl Gordy Carter Born in Americus to Carter Family
Earl Gordy Carter two days old in Americus weighs eight pounds four ounces. His mother Sybil Spires Carter is Billy Carter’s wife and sister-in law of presidential nominee Jimmy Carter. The baby is the couple’s second son.
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Auto Talks Stall Over Secondary Ford UAW Issues
Detroit AP reports that after major contract gains the United Auto Workers and Ford Motor Co stall on secondary matters. Negotiators recessed late Monday night and will resume today to settle remaining noneconomic issues amid a three week walkout.
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