Judge Delays Decision On Name Publishing Case
Spartanburg AP report shows Family Court judge E C Burnett III delaying a ruling on contempt against four newspapers The Spartanburg Herald The Charlotte Observer The Columbia State and The Charleston News and Courier After three hours of testimony publishers argued the juvenile name publication law is unconstitutional The court gave 15 days to file briefs stating the case's impact on juvenile confidentiality and rehabilitative aims.
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Spartanburg
E.C. Burnett III
Spartanburg Herald
Charlotte Observer
Columbia State
Charleston News and Courier
Insurance Commission urges revision study on auto insurance
South Carolina Insurance Commissioner John W. Lindsay urged a joint legislative study committee to consider changes to auto liability laws. He advocated replacing the Reinsurance Facility with a private self sustaining group and adopting a file and use process to set rates.
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Columbia
John W. Lindsay
Insurance Commission
Commission
Senate
House of Representatives
Lindsay
Associated Automobile Insurers
AAI
South Carolina
Anderson Appears on South Carolina Ballot
South Carolina will place independent candidate John Anderson on the November ballot via a rotation system. Election officials certified petitions after a statewide drive that collected 15,103 signatures, far exceeding the 10,000 threshold. Georgia bars Anderson. other states face petitions and court actions.
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Columbia
South Carolina
John Anderson
Anderson
State Elections Commission
The
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James Ellisor
Georgia
Illinois
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SLED Budget Cut Forces Potential Investigator Layoffs
State Law Enforcement Division must trim next year’s budget by 400000 and may lay off part of its 125 investigators to meet a seven percent personnel reduction. Spokesman Hugh Munn said the cut will hit salaries and could mean layoffs, with retirements not replacing staff as a partial saving. Each department must prepare an impact study to assess operational effects. If layoffs occur, agents could be among first.
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Columbia
SLED
Hugh Munn
Munn
Budget Control Board
Witness Says Jenrette Has Alcoholism
Navy Captain testified that Rep. John W. Jenrette underwent 38 days of treatment for chronic alcoholism at a Bethesda clinic after Abscam involvement. Defense argues Jenrette was a hopeless drunk when lured into discussing bribes. prosecutors point to FBI recordings of bribery talk.
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Washington
Abscam
John W. Jenrette
John
Navy
George Negron
Jenrette
U.S. District Court
Negron
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
South Carolina
FBI
Richmond, Va
John R. Stowe
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