Sheriff Denies Firing Claim in Aiken County
Former deputy Posey, seeking county clerk by petition, says he was fired on Sept 8 for political aims. Sheriff Grant denies discussing the matter, says Posey resigned after a meeting with chief deputy and supervisor, and that leaving was for the good of the service. Posey seeks legal clarification from the attorney general on whether he can be dismissed for running for office.
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Bishops Face Criticism Over Plan For Women Priests
At Minneapolis AP report notes supporters of 15 ordained Episcopal women call church plan a form of retribution to placate foes of women priests. William Stringfellow calls it excommunication. Bishops approve conditional ordination to validate previous rites and seek reconciliation, voting 87 to 45 against broader leniency.
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Warm weather forecast across much of the nation today
Forecasters predict warm temperatures for most regions with cooler air moving in from the northern Plains through the Midwest to western New England. Widely scattered showers are possible across several areas.
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Debate Tomorrow Shows Candidates Clash On Energy Plan
Debate commentary notes Carter aims for a coherent energy policy and streamlining government, while Ford defends leadership and denies impropriety in golf outing reports tied to a U.S. Steel lobbyist. The exchange touches reorganization ideas, congressional approval, and past presidential conduct.
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Henry Jackson Earns Washington Senate Nomination Victory
The Associated Press notes Sen Henry M Jackson clinched the Democratic nomination for a fifth term in Washington with 93 percent of precincts reporting 177379 votes. Dixy Lee Ray led the governor's race with 185355 votes or 38 percent while Seattle mayor Wes Uhmnim trailed at 177379. Dur ing ranked third. House and district races also saw incumbents renominated and aides losing in Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
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