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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1982

Page

12

College Is Too Tough For Criminals

A Carlsbad New Mexico judge sentenced a woman to college for shooting her husband arguing it cheaper than prison. The piece humorously critiques harsh sentencing and contrasts college life with prison, noting expected academic drudgery and social divides.

Carlsbad New Mexico Henry VIII Edward G. Robinson Pound Fred MacMurray Gidget

Mundy Appeals In Ballot Disqualification For Aiken Council Seat

Mundy will appeal a General Sessions Court ruling disqualifying his name from the November ballot for Aiken County Council District 1. Judge Rodney Peeples held Mundy missed the Sept 18 petition check deadline and ordered removal. Mundy may run as a write in if the Supreme Court overturns the decision.

Gordon V. Mundy South Carolina Supreme Court General Sessions Court Aiken County Rodney Peeples Mundy Fay Hatcher Peeples State Supreme Court

Correction Roberta Cone Misidentification on Page 100

A correction notes that Roberta Cone was wrongly identified on page 100 of today’s paper. The notice clarifies the proper identification and amends the record for readers.

Roberta Cone

Medlock Proposes 7 Point Crime Package in Race

Democratic attorney general candidate Travis Medlock unveiled a seven point anti crime plan to make South Carolina communities safer. The package calls for 25 year minimums without parole for major drug trafficking and violence, mandatory life for a second armed robbery, mandatory minimums for burglars and child sexual offenses, severe bonds, and a guilty but mentally ill option. Medlock emphasized policing, deterrence, and prison capacity while campaigning in Anderson and Greenville.

Travis Medlock Medlock Anderson

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