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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1995

Page

3

Cobb Denies Money For S C Lawmakers Was Bribe

FBI informant Ron Cobb says he told prosecutors the funds to lawmakers were not bribes and that he called them legal fees. He testified the Lost Trust probe, which ensnared 28 officials, involved bribery and drugs tied to a pari-mutuel bill, while defense argues misconduct marred trials and Cobb’s credibility in the capital gains tax case.

Columbia FBI Ron Cobb Cobb Lost Trust Larry Blanding Paul Derrick B.J. Gordon J.M. “Bud” Long Luther Taylor Long Jack Lindsay Lindsay U.S Bart Daniel Fal Con Hawkins

Felder Resigns From State NAACP After Indictments

James Felder resigned as executive director of the South Carolina NAACP two days after being indicted on federal charges of cashing a counterfeit check. The October 1994 cashing and a related conspiracy are alleged. Felder faces up to 15 years and $500,000 in fines. Felder did not return calls. Dwight James praised the swift resignation. The Rev H H Singleton said he was informed of the move by President William Gibson.

Columbia James Felder The NAACP Felder National Association For the Advancement of Colored People J.P Pete” Strom Strom Jim Dwight James H.H. Singleton Conway William Gibson

Adoptive Mom Jailed In Reported Kidnap Case

Susan Johnson, adoptive mother of 3 year old Shanta Reid, is jailed on felony child abuse charges after police doubted her kidnapping report. Johnson appeared before Cumberland County Superior Court Judge Jack A. Thompson, bond increased to $10,000, and she was taken into custody. The girl remains missing since July 19, 1982, with investigations querying surveillance footage and missed medical exams.

Fayetteville South Carolina Susan Johnson Cumberland County

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