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SWFTZER ? An 11-year-old b<
for the first time shot and killed
cassette recorder from his family's
Danny Ray Abernathy, 35, and
were found dead at the house Mor
for a third person they suspect m?
William Todd Knight, the son
wisely," said Spartanburg County
Shortly after 4 p.m. Monday,
parents' bedroom when he heard
brick, ranch-style home.
Todd told officers he was sea
.22-caliber rifle his father had giv
rounds into the rifle.
He went to the front door and sa
the man left in a white Datsun.
Todd resumed watching cartooi
more banging at a dining room w
Once again Todd investigated
presence, climb through the dininj
Looking for an escape, the boj
window, but the white Datsun wa
So he went back to the hallway,
and was spotted by one of the int
the television set.
Todd then shot three rounds at t
through a door leading to the gar
He immediately called 911 for J
on the phone until police arrived,
When police arrived, one of th<
back yard, while the second man \
sun, Burnett said.
Man breaks winch
GREENWOOD ? A man being
Enforcement Center escaped by s
authorities said Monday.
Dennis L. Posley, 25, of Green
battery and trespassing charges Su
1 toward the first-floor window, si
authorities said.
The thick window was six feet h
estimated at $500.
Posley still was being sought, sa
it was the first escape of that kin<
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nor is known for emphasizing job:
appointed president of the Univei
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Transportation Secretary Elizabe
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sidered briefly as a possible runnin
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Coroner Jim Burnett.
the boy was watching cartoons in his
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to be added to student fees, it woulc
send the wrong message to th<
administration.
"This body has consistently been i
voice against needless increases ii
tuition and housing fees. If you pas:
this you're saying 'Go ahead anc
raise our housing fees,'" he said.
The bill was amended to put th
bill on a referendum ballot March 23
but it failed in the vote.
Several constitutional amendment
were proposed by Davis during th
rest of the meeting.
He said his amendments wer
meant to streamline the process o
filling vacant Senate seats.
If there are vacant seats in on
district, candidates who didn't win i
their own districts could be used t'
fill the scats.
For example, only one student ha
filed for the Applied Profession?
Sc'ences district, which has thre
scats. But Humanities and Socii
Sciences has 25 people running fc
five seats.
Senate candidates who uon't wii
their own district can still get electe
to the Senate in another district. Th
candidate with the most votes amon
all the "first-round" losers would b
appointed to fill other seats.
"This way the Senate starts a terr
with a full house," Davis said.
And if a senator resigns, a specij
committee will appoint new senatoi
instead of the S.G. vice president.
Davis' amendments are amenc
mcnts to the S.G. Constitutior
which must be voted on and ratifie
by the students in a general electior
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ballots along with candidates runnin
for S.G. and Senate seats.
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