Reagan Faces White House Infighting Over Aid Clark
The piece argues Reagan's tolerance for internal clashes is strained as Baker headed pragmatists attack loyal figures like Clark Meese Donovan and Weinberger. It contends the anti Clark campaign stems from the Baker camp and threatens Reaganism and the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Congress
White House
James Baker
Meese
Baker
Washington
Texas
Ray Donovan
Donovan
Weinberger
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Jim O’baker
Carman
Court ruling on nuclear waste may aid industry future
Supreme Court allows states to ban new nuclear plants until waste is stored. Congress has stalled funding for permanent disposal of commercial and defense wastes. Savannah River Plant has accumulated waste for nearly 30 years with interim stainless steel tanks in use. Groundbreaking for a $900 million Defense Waste Processing Facility at Savannah River is planned next year to vitrify waste for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Congress
Savannah River
Defense
DWPF
Savannah River Plant
Washington
Supreme Court limits stress studies for Three Mile Island restart
The court ruled NRC need not evaluate psychological stress on nearby residents before resuming operations at Three Mile Island near Harrisburg. The ruling focuses on environmental impact only, pleasing utility officials and angering environmental groups, with both decisions unanimous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Three Mile Island
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Harrisburg
NRC
People Against Nuclear Energy
High Court
Adoption custody and family unity in a moral counsel
A reader asks about a biological mother demanding the return of two adopted children. The advisor urges legal counsel, stresses that adoption may be legally protected, and encourages keeping the family intact in the child's best interests. The message links parental duty to Christian faith and adoption into God’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Graham
God
Christ
Community letters call for diploma program retention and reunion pleas
Readers urge Aiken County School Board to keep the academic diploma, arguing it motivates effort and benefits students. The section includes a Stetson Home Boys reunion note and a MADD advocate defending continued police and community education efforts despite opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MADD
Aiken County
S.C. Law Enforcement Division
S.C. Commission On Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Police Dept
Sheriff’s Dept
Highway Patrol
House Judiciary Committee
Columbia
Merger Debate Faces Two Medical Schools in South Carolina
In a guest editorial from the Evening Post Charleston and Columbia medical circles argue over a proposed merger of MUSC and USC Medical School. Greenville physician Dr. Kilgore calls two schools a luxury and urges fiscal realism amid political resistance.
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Greenville
Donald G. Kilgore Jr
Columbia Medical Society
Daniel Paysinger
USC Medical School
House of Delegates
MUSC
James B. Edwards
Edwards
General Assembly
Evening Post
Daffodils Bring Sunshine Amid Stormy Editorial Response
A reader defends MADD members against a perceived editorial slant and notes two members sat in the grand jury section with court officials permission. The letter thanks Gus Lehman for blooming daffodils brightening rainy city days and asks for blessings.
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MADD
Gus Lehman
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William Clark
Newsweek
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Washington Post
Cbs-Tv
National Security
Caspar Weinberger
Richard Darman
Siberian
Kenneth Adelman
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Central America
Elan Reaganite
Jim Baker
William P. Clark
Aiken County School Board
Aiken High
Lisa Day
Tracy Bosworth
Julie Faulkner
Terri Watson
Stetson
Barre
Mass
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Paul
Phillip Martin
Timson St
Lynn
Whittle
Mothers Against Drunk Drivers
L. G. Ahrens
Clark Rd
Lehman
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