Evans man charged with attempted murder in Sunday shooting
Anderson police say a 17 year old was arrested after a late Sunday shooting outside a Main Street tavern. The suspect allegedly fired through a car door window injuring three inside. The attacker fled but was later located with a handgun. Victims include a 57 year old woman and two others. Investigators traced fresh snow prints to identify the suspect and recovered the handbag contents from a garage. Police cautioned the investigation continues as detectives seek additional details.
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Court activity notes in a circuit docket summary
A compiled court docket lists multiple defendants and charges across aggravated assault burglary theft and narcotics. Trial dates span January 23 May 25 June 8 and 22 with sentencing and pleas including guilty innocent and motions for leniency or drug treatment.
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Thomas H. Heard
Mose E. Aaderson
Tony Hamilton
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Lawmaker challenges South Carolina test rulings
The Justice Department sued South Carolina officials in 1975 to wipe out state test requirements used for 30 years. A federal court found no discriminatory intent, while government lawyers and the NEA argued the tests were discriminatory in light of their history and score changes. The tests, developed by ETS, have also been used in Mississippi and North Carolina but not widespread.
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Judiciary panel considers Madison County court extension
Elwood Carmel and Noblesville locations are cited as needed for growth and accessibility. Teague plans to attend today’s hearing on extending the city court while Phillippe’s work is praised, and Blevins notes support for a full-time Madison County prosecutor, potentially shaping the election.
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