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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1984

Page

13

Death Penalty Sought In USC Coed Slaying

A Columbia AP report says three Wake County North Carolina natives Willie Nesmith Benjamin Joyner and Marcellus Pierce are charged with the slaying of USC coed Barbara Rossi. Prosecutors seek the death penalty as trials begin in five weeks with pretrial hearings set and additional charges anticipated.

Columbia James Anders North Carolina Daders Edward B. Cottingham Willie Earl Nesmith Benjamin A. Joyner Marcellus Pierce Barbara Lynn Bobbi” Rossi Cottingham Anders Pierce Gadsden Eastover Joyner Nesmith Wake County N.C Raleigh Richland County Frank Powell Kossi Forest Acres Garner Powell

USC Aiken meets goal while others miss targets in SC colleges

USC Aiken reports 14.5 percent undergraduate black enrollment, just under its 15.5 percent goal, while Spartanburg exceeds its 10.7 percent target. Other SC schools lag: Clemson below 6.1, The Citadel 5.3 of a 12.5 goal, College of Charleston 6.8 of 9.5. Fred R. Sheheen cites lack of administrator and trustee commitment to desegregation.

Columbia Usc-Spartanburg South Carolina Usc-Aiken State Commission On Higher Education Fred R. Sheheen Clemson Citadel College of Charleston

Leasing Keeps My AT&T Phone Easy To Enjoy

Customer touts low monthly leasing costs and easy upgrades from AT&T. Swapping color or model, choosing Trimline or Princess phones, and no extra repair charges are highlighted. Convenient toll free support and Phone Centers reassure ongoing service.

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