Gressette Presses Remap Accord Renewal Effort
State Sen. Marion Gressette chairs a conference committee to redraw the Senate into 46 single member districts based on the 1980 census. Rep. Sheheen resists, NAACP threatens federal suit if a solution is not reached by month end. Disputes over York Chester Fairfield and Calhoun Orangeburg areas linger while Matthews and Gressette claim progress.
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Columbia
Marion Gressette
Bob Sheheen
Senate
Gressette
Calhoun
Sheheen
House Judiciary Committee
Conference Committee
NAACP
York-Chester Fairfield
York
John Matthews
Calhoun- Orangeburg
Matthews
Bowman
Federal Housing Residents Eligible For Heating Aid
Greenville AP reports for the first time this winter residents in federally subsidized housing and homebound individuals can access federal heating assistance. About 80 000 families may qualify with monthly income limits of 506 for a single and 681 for families.
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Greenville
John Rumford
Division of Economic Opportunity
Rumford
Congress
South Carolina
Health and Human Services Division
Latta Police Chief Shot in Early Morning Incident
Latta Police Chief Eddie Ammons 52 was wounded while investigating a burglar at a doctor’s office. He underwent surgery for a damaged chest artery and remains in satisfactory condition. No suspects or solid leads yet, with a slender 6 foot, 20 year old man wanted by SLED.
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Latta
Eddie Ammons
Ammons
Lundy Brigman
Brigman
Emiliana Lacson
North Carolina
Roger Lacson
Lacson
SLED
Hugh Munn
Judge Alex Sanders Opened State Appeals Court Term
Rep. Jean Toal congratulated chief judge Alex Sanders at the opening ceremonies of the S.C. State Appeals Court first term. Toal, a candidate for the S.C. Supreme Court, attended the event.
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Jean Toal
D-Richland
Alex Sanders
S.C. State Appeals Court
New Appellate Court Begins Backlog Work in SC
South Carolina's interim Court of Appeals started work to trim the appeal backlog. The temporary court, led by Chief Judge Alex Sanders, will operate until July 1 1985, with a constitutional amendment vote in November 1984 to create a permanent court. The first case involves a tax dispute over The Citadel fundraising group and Greenville County.
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Columbia
South Carolina
South Carolina Court of Appeals
Alex Sanders
Woodrow Lewis
Citadel
Greenville County
Daniel
Greenville
Citadel Group
Military College
Appeals Court
Circuit Court
S.C. Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
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Neue
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Aoe
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Pennzi
AIKEN
F Mertz
Pennzoil
Pennzoil Mini-“Indy” Car
Pennzoil Company
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