Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Only one coupon per purchase will voiu wnere proniDiiea Dy law. ysJ 4Thi/ <on'k bo 99 FOOTBALL KETS BOWL GAME 18, 1984 jnt will have a table in the "hursday & Friday ! Noon Saturday ing students may submit to be processed. f the students who will be iinitw tn K? iw tiol^Qtc K\/ u i 111y iv/ L/U y uuiwi?j j the Student Government esidence halls. ONLY to those selected day, December 12th from nnm irt tho I LI IC7 L.IC7|Ji iai II I 1WWI I I III u it validated I.D. when sub d when picking up tickets, intage to registering early. Plane crash I I . I I ? near jonns i: By As?ociated Pross CHARLESTON ? Former state Sen. Paul Cantrell died early yesterday when the twin-engine plane he was piloting crashed and burned in a wooded area near the fogshrouded Charleston Executive Airport on Johns Island. The 36-year-old Cantrell, who was returning from Columbia to pick up some papers and a witness he needed for a State Election Commission protest of his election defeat last month, tried to land four times at Pharlpctnn I ntprnatinnal A irnnrt r\rp hp was diverted to Johns Island about 4:30 a.m., said Charles Green, deputy Charleston County coroner. The area supervisor of the control tower at Charleston International, Edward Wiseman, said a pilot identifying himself as Cantrell spent and hour attempting to land there before proceeding to the smaller Johns Island facility. THE PLANE disappeared from radar screens about 5 a.m. The wreckage was found shortly before 8 a.m. by a Coast Guard helicopter after a search by the Coast Guard, Charleston County Police and State Wildlife Department officers. The plane -went down in a wooded area about a mile from the runway on a plantation owned by Dr. A.E. Rawl, the father of state Rep. Vic Rawl of Charleston. Several treetops were clipped off, and the wreckage was spread over an area about the size of a football field. Some parts of the plane were hanging from tree limbs. "It busted up pretty good," said Maj. Michael Boggs of the Charleston County Police. "THERE ARE pieces scattered around, it did burn," he said, adding that whether there was an explosion is unsure. Federal Aviation Administration ivestigators arrived on the scene later to begin a probe into the cause of the crash. Student fjss JB Kean 9*389 Bffia 4 Handed. Studentsrr Good Onlv at Haidee (ills Cantrell J sland airport J Boggs said the remains were burned "beyond recognition," and Dr. Sandra Con rady, cnariesion ^.ouiuy mcui^ai tAcmnnvi, was to conduct an autopsy yesterday afternoon to make a*positive identification. But family members were advised yesterday morning that the pilot was Cantrell, and funeral arrangements were scheduled for flj tomorrow at Grace Episcopal Church in Charleson. All members of the General Assembly were invited to honorary pallbearers. Cantrell, a Democrat, served in the state House of Representatives from 1979 through 1980 and in the State Senate since 1981. HE SPENT Wednesday in Columbia at a State Election Commission protest of his M V-. r-. nanornl *>1 e?n t 1 r* n fipfpat tn 11U v nil UUi 5VI1V1 Ui V1VVV1V/.. Republican Sam Applegate. A second day of that hearing had been scheduled for , yesterday. The younger Rawl said he spent Wednesday with Cantrel, and the former senator was making a quick trip to Charleston to pick up additional materials for the hearing. "That's the kind of person he was," Rawl said. "If something needed to be done, he would do it, no matter what time it was." Gov. Dick Riley said he was "tremendously saddened" at Cantrell's death. "He was a fighter for what he believed in, a person of strong convictions." LT. GOV. Mike Daniel said he was "shocked and saddened" by the death. Ar th#? rrach sitp rpnnrtprs and friends nf the victim gathered behind a police line while horses grazed peacefully in nearby fields. "He's the most human person 1 ever knew. He listened to every word you said," said Hattie Siegel of James Island, who had helped Cantrell gather material for his elec? tion protest. "I just have a feeling it can't be him," she said, fighting back tears. "Look at that beautiful sunshine. And he had such a beautuul tamily. j Special Hi ! ? ? uy it j after 3:00 p.m. and for a limited time only. ^USt show Student I D or I InW/Arsitv C^h ih PnrH I >'s-825 South Main Street i