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Belk would
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William E. Belk says
Department needed hii
"I'm certainly not ;
would return if neces
munications worker, >
Iran.
Belk said he would
Iranian people as a w
West Columbia residei
Iranians do not hate Ar
But, the former Mar
him to go back to Iran.
Belk also said he felt
most of whom are v<
wealth.
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slain member John Lei
The manager of a C
and Ringo Starr alrea
Harrison may be a gin
as Stevie Wonder or Mi
Steve Jackson of Aii
the future recording
Lennon may well have
still been alive."
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(AP) ? South Caroli
time to vote directly fo
candidates, under a bi
Legislature.
The Senate on Thurs
bill. The House of Rep:
bill, but a similar mej
out of the House Judici
Voters in South Caro
electors who are eomr
vice presidential candi
However, ballots ir
candidates for office ra
No in que si
ROCK HILL <AP) not
hold an inquest inl
year-old Kenneth Corn
The youth drank hii
say he is the second t<
an alcohol overdose :
Watts, 17, of Fort Mill,
"We know what hapj
department is going to
Alcoholic Beverage Co
State law forbids pe
and younger than 21 to
Investigators say Cc
under 18, in the York i
His parents took him
where he was dead on s
Religious i
(AP) ? Christophe
carpenter who claimei
people," has been ar
- infant son to death and
Salmon, 29, was i
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struck by the car of a
to arrest him.
Authorities were tn
attack on Salmon's 11his
wife Mora, 27, earl
Richland County Sh<
a "very religious and
as a carpenter so he co
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. reti&rii, to Iran
LAND (At') ^ Former hostage
he would return to Iran if the State
m there.
afraid to go back and I certainly
?sary," said the 44-year-old com.vho
spent 444 days in captivity in
consider returning because "the
hole are not a cruel people." The
nt said he believed the majority of
nericans.
ine said his family might not want
a lot of sympathy for the Iranians,
sry poor despite that nation's oil
o Beatle reunion
errat (AP) ? Musical cuts from all
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m-in-progress, but the singer says
a Beatle reunion nor a tribute to
inon.
aribbean studio where McCartney
idy have made tapes says George
?st musician on the album, as well
chael Jackson.
* Studio said Harrison "may be in
some tracks on the album. John
been on the album as well if he had
for direct voting
na voters would be able for the first
?r presidential and vice presidential
11 moving quickly through the state
>day gave tentative approval to the
resentatives has not considered the
asure has been reported favorably
ary Committee.
lina presently cast ballots for eight
nitted to specified presidential and
dates.
i nearly all other states list the
ither than their electors.
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b in Leenage case
- Coroner A.Y. Lesslie says he will
,o the alcohol overdose death of 15well.
uself to death last week. Officials
ien-ager in South Carolina to die of
since Jan. 16. On that day, Eula
died of alcohol poisoning.
sened," Lesslie said. "The sheriff's
follow this up and if they can't, the
mmission will."
lavsiia jruuugci mail 10 lO Dliy tHiCT
buy liquor.
>rnwell was with three friends, all
and Clover area that night he died,
i unconscious to a York hospital
irrival.
nan charged
;r F. Salmon, a devoutly religious
d God told him to "go out among the
rested on charges of stabbing his
I trying to kill his wife.
jnder police guard Sunday in a
iere he was admitted after he was
highway patrolman who was trying
^ing to find out what prompted the
month-old son, John F. Salmon, and
y Friday.
sriff Frank Powell said Salmon was
very sincere" man who quit his job
ruld "do the Lord's work."
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(AP)? Clemson
University, the second
largest higher education
institution in South Carolina,
has never had a black
trustee. That dubious
distinction won't be
challenged when the
legislature fills three trustee
seats this week, because
none of the candidates are
black.
Hep. Theo Mitchell,
chairman of the Legislative
Black Caucus, is among
those who are upset at the
missed opportunity to crack
ine ooara s color Darner ana
show the federal government
the state is moving to
desegregate its college
> system.
Clemson was one of the
prime targets in a recent
Department of Education
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state-supported colleges and
universities remain, by and
large, segregated.
Mitchell, D-Greenville,
says no blacks ran for the
board because they knew
they didn't have a chance to
win.
He savs two factors are to
blame for the "lily white"
Clemson board: a legal
agreement restricting the
size and format of the board,
and a tendency by most
white lawmakers to support
white candidates.
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Clemson donated the land
for Clemson's Pickens
County campus through his
will 92 years ago, he
stipulated that the aboard of
trustees would be composed
of 13 members. Seven of
those trustees were to be
"life members," and six
more would be elected by the
Today at
USC tennis ? Men
Lander at 2 p.m. at
Stadium.
Basketball doubleh
against Washington
and USC men against
p.m.
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cording to the will.
When a life trustee dies 01
resigns, the remaining lift
trustees vote to fill thi
vacancy. Whether Thomas
Clemson meant it or not, th<
procedure has kept th<
board all-white over th<
years.
The Department o
Education last month tolr
the state it would los<
millions of dollars in federa
aid if it didn't come up with ?
desegregation plan bj
March 8.
A subcommittee 01
Thursday suggested tha
minority membership on tin
trustees Doaras governing
most of the institutions coul<
be increased by expanding
the boards and changing tin
way trustees are selected.
But at Clemson, because o
the Thomas Clemson will
such changes are unlikely
Lawmakers feel if they g<
against the will, tin
university could lose contro
of the land it's built on.
"It's a mess," said Mit
chell, a Greenville lawyer.
The only opposition for th<
three white incumbents whi
are seeking re-electioi
Wednesday comes from twi
white challengers.
"It obviously would b<
timely to run a black, or i
couple for that matter,'
Mitchell says. But un
fortunately the Departmen
of Education mandate
which is putting pressure 01
the Legislature t<
desegregate, came dowi
after the filing period for th<
trustee seats ended, he adds
"Consequently no black
offered for the position
because they knew the;
couldn't win," he said.
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s (AP)?The state Supre
y Court ruled Thursday t
police officers investigat
a crime may not entei
home when the occupan
not there, even if the 1
dlord lets them in.
The court reversed
Spartanburg man's forg
conviction because
| evidence against him \
illegally seized from
apartment when he was
home
The court overturi
James Lofton's two-y
prison sentence a
agranted him a new trial.
"A landlord may
validly consent to a searcl
a tenant's residence,"
court said.
I A landlord has cerl
I rights to enter a dwelli
but that does not mean t
the occupant authorizes
landlord to consent to
search by law enforcem
| officials, the court said.
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ing out his apartment In order to
r a serve him an arrest warrant,
t is They had confiscated one
an- check when an acquaintance
of Loftin's tried to cash
a another at a Pacolet, S.C.,ery
bank employee called police,
the Officers then persuaded
vas the apartment complex J ,
his manacer to let them enter
sn't Loftin's apartment. i;
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ear jacket which turned out to be
md stolen. After obtaining a |
search warrant, police
not returned and seized the ?
h of jacket. Two missing checks |
the were found in the jacket's
pocket.
;ain The court said an arrest
ng, warrant grants police
hat limited authority to enter a
the suspect's residence when
> a there is reason to believe the
ient suspect is within, but said
that in Loftin's case there
in- was no reason that he was
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