Una residents shocked by eight year old killing
A crowd of about 100 Una residents gathered outside Spartanburg County Jail after the strangulation death of Tracie Ann Whiteside, 8. Frances Ann Price, 28, Grady Lee Price, 42, and Randy Price, 12, were charged with murder.
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Sheriff seeks adult trial for death of Tracie Whiteside
Spartanburg County Sheriff Larry Smith asks that the boy be charged and tried as an adult. A family court judge will decide on transfer of jurisdiction. The child, Tracie Ann Whiteside, apparently was choked to death with suspenders she wore, according to Deputy Coroner Smith Thomas.
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T3 One Arm Robot Heads to Greenwood Plant
Cincinnati Milacron prepares its first T3 plant in Greenwood for a versatile one arm robot that can weld, assemble, inspect, and handle harsh environments. It operates around the clock, costs about four dollars an hour, and is touted to relieve workers rather than replace them.
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Death penalty sought in double murder trial
James Arthur Brown of Moncks Corner awaits trial for the December 1979 killings of two Mormon missionary women in Spartanburg. Solicitor Capers Barr III seeks the death penalty as 28 witnesses are expected to testify. Brown, 24, is found mentally competent to stand trial for two counts of murder and one count of criminal sexual conduct.
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Miss S C Ruling Upsets Local Beauty Pageant Directors
Festival directors across South Carolina threaten legal action to allow Miss South Carolina prelim winners to enter festival beauty contests next year. They accuse the Miss Pageant board of violating rules on chaperones and alcohol near sites.
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Folly Beach Boardwalk Reverts to Amusement Park
Folly Beach Amusement Park Inc. bid $500 at public auction to reclaim the seven acre Folly Beach boardwalk after Folly Beach Family Park defaulted on the purchase. The prior owner plans no comment yet. extensive repairs follow a January 1972 fire, and assessors value the property at $816,000 with a $200,000 first mortgage.
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