Solicitor Sees No Benefit To 90 Day Warrant Rule
Second Circuit split over a 90 day limit to act on arrest warrants as of January 1 1960 cited by Aiken South Carolina solicitor Sylvia W Westerdahl She argues the rule adds paperwork and costs while aiding criminals She notes potential effects on juvenile diversion programs and calls for clerical help and a docket manager to prevent lapses Cooperation across the criminal justice system is urged.
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Second Circuit
S.C. Supreme Court
Sylvia W. Westerdahl
Aiken
Sylvia Westerdahl
Grand Jury
Westerdahl
Eer
Graniteville landmarks named national historic sites
A Graniteville ceremony dedicated several structures as national landmarks including St John United Methodist Church the original Graniteville mill Graniteville Academy and the canal with mill houses The event highlighted pre Civil War industrialization and community planning as the district's theme The 38 mill houses remain homes for Graniteville Company workers with grant eligibility for renovations William Gregg founder of the Graniteville Company was cited by William Lott as a visionary who included a school two churches homes and a mill.
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Graniteville
Wallace Jones
Department of Interior
Heritage, Conservation and Recreation Service
William ‘ Lott
St. John United Methodist Church
Graniteville Academy
Jones
Graniteville Company
Lott
William Gregg
Gregg
GOP Contenders May Miss Ballot In South Carolina
South Carolina Republicans set a March 8 primary with a narrowed ballot list. A 60 day filing rule and a $1500 filing fee will determine who appears, affecting names like Gerald Ford and other announced or rumored contenders amid Detroit- summer strategy chatter.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Marshall Parker
Seneca
United States
South
GOP
Federal Elections Commission
Detroit
Gerald Ford
Ford
Sen
Robert Dole
Kansas
Pere
Ronald Reagan
John Connally
Man Killed In Blaze In Aiken County Trailer Fire
Aiken man Charlie George Moore, 33, died in a Saturday night trailer house fire that heavily damaged the home owned by relative Ben Lewis. Eight others escaped unharmed, and the family lost all possessions. Donations are being accepted in New Ellenton.
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New Ellenton
Aiken
John Stoll
Charlie George Moore
Rt. 5
Ben Lewis
New
Ellenton
Joe Eubanks
Unusual divorce tale ends with a hot stove lesson
The Laurens Street Philosopher recalls a couple who split with a strange property settlement. The husband found the mobile home car and truck vanished, yet the wife left him much more, a tale tied to Einstein and relativity.
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Laurens Street
Carter Leads Kennedy In Florida Caucuses
In Florida the Carter tally leads Kennedy though final results are incomplete. Brevard County ties decided by draw between George H. Canada and Lee W. Rabb for a delegate slot, while 65 of 67 counties reported 376 Carter, 119 Kennedy, 51 AFL-CIO, 27 uncommitted. Final tallies due Tuesday in remaining Miami Dade and Broward seats.
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Miami
Carter
Florida
Brevard County
Monnie Yuughans
Rockledge
George H. Canada
Melbourne
President Carter
Lee W. Rabb
Merritt Island
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
White House
Jody Powell
New York
Harold Ickes Jr
Canada
Rabb
St. Petersburg
Dade County
Fort Lauderdale
Broward County
Afl-Cio
11th Annual Jaycee Aiken County Fair Draws Record Attendance
About 30 000 people visited the Aiken fair this year, with under six and school children entering free on Wednesday and Thursday nights. Thursday was family night, the biggest turnout, with estimated 7 500 attendees. Free parking aided rapid entry and exit this year as admission rose to 1 dollar while parking remained free.
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Jaycee Aiken
Durban
Americans and Salam Win Physics Nobel Prize in 1979
The Nobel Prize in Physics 1979 awarded to Sheldon L. Glashow and Steven Weinberg of Harvard University and Abdus Salam for unified weak and electromagnetic theory. Salam is the first Pakistani Nobel laureate, with all three sharing a $190 000 prize.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Sheldon L. Glashow
Steven Weinberg
Harvard
Italy
Abdus Salam
Salam
Swedish Royal Academy of Sciences
Alfred Nobel
Swedish Academy
New York City
Weinberg
Princeton
Glashow
Lyman Laboratory
Higgins
Cambridge University
England
Imperial College of Sciences and Technology
London
International Centre For
Trieste
Woman Priest Resigns Post at St Thaddeus Church
Mrs. Mellie H. Hickey, first woman ordained in the Episcopal Church of South Carolina, resigns as assistant rector effective January. She described it as a needed change after serving since May 1978 with her husband, Rev. Howard Hickey.
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St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Mellie H. Hickey
Episcopal Church
Tarboro, N.C
The
Mary Baldwin College
Upper South Carolina
Virginia Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Hickey
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Allan McLeod Cormack
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Mellie Hickey
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