Monkeys Thrive On Yard Near Yemassee Under Government Contracts
A 1500 rhesus monkey colony lives on a 30 acre Litton Bionetics complex near Yemassee South Carolina. The monkeys host cages for federally funded research projects under NIH and FDA contracts totaling $655,000.
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Carter Visit Strains South Carolina Campaigns
Republicans welcome President Carter to Greenville Spartanburg area for a three hour stop to boost textile industry plans and shift his focus southward. First Lady Rosalynn Carter will also visit Charleston with campaign chair James Quackenbush noting forthcoming details. Independent John Anderson backers rush to file nominating petitions by Thursday in Columbia.
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John Anderson
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Columbia
Before We Build A New Power Plant We Deliberate
The piece argues that power companies weigh long term needs before constructing new plants. It explains a build cycle of five to ten years and multi million costs, outlining factors like population trends industrial growth fuel supplies and national events. It cautions that decisions may be unpopular but necessary to ensure reliable electricity by 1995.
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Cromers Peanut Stand Becomes Columbia Landmark
In Columbia on Assembly Street the Cromer brothers run Cromer’s P Nuts and a wholesale carnival shop. A $50,000 computer tracks a business slated to gross $3 million this year. Julian Cromer sparked the landmark with a famed joking sign and the venture grew from peanuts to a carnival empire.
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J.D. Cramer
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Agent Cross-Examines FBI in Jenrette Abscam Trial
In Washington AP report describes the Abscam trial of Rep. John W. Jenrette entering a second week as defense cross examines FBI undercover agent Anthony Amoroso. Defense argues lack of written records could show misconduct while Amoroso says he was told to record conversations on audio and video rather than maintain written notes.
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U.S
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Amoroso
Brown receives two life terms in Mor mon mission case
Spartanburg AP James Arthur Brown was sentenced to two life terms after a guilty plea for the December killings of two elderly Mormon missionaries. He altered his plea mid trial after a rape charge tied to the murders was dropped. Cannell Teuscher 65 Fish Haven Idaho and Elizabeth King 66 Kaysville Utah were found shot in Teuscher's car in a North Charleston parking lot.
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Fish Haven
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Elizabeth King
Kaysville
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Reverend Jenkins Contends Wrongful Conviction Seeks No Release
The Rev. Leroy Jenkins says he was done wrong after his conspiracy to commit arson and assault conviction. He opposed supporters petitioning the court to release him and directed remarks at the National Ministers Association which urged the state Supreme Court to speed up the case.
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