Jaycees Court Case Questioned Uplift of Women
The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether the Junior Chamber of Commerce may exclude women, with justices suggesting women would benefit and pondering broader implications for all male and mixed organizations. The piece argues equality is important but Jaycee access is not a great matter.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Chamber of Commerce
High Court
Jaycees
Sandra Day O’connor
Thurgood Marshall
Jaycee
Minnesota
Tulsa
St. Paul
Supreme Court
Russian River
San Francisco
Bohemian Club
PEO
Eastern Star
The
Rainbow Girls
News for sale underscores the need for careful medical reporting
The piece critiques the pressure to publish flashy medical results funded by sponsors, notes officials jailed for falsifying tests, and warns that doctors pay PR firms to gain media mentions. It calls for skepticism and responsible journalism in medical news to avoid false hope and hype.
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Northbrook
Ill
Anheuser-Busch
American Medical Association
Thomas Fitzgerald
Harvard Medical
Park Avenue
The President Whose Best Wasn't Good Enough
Reflection on Jimmy Carter's presidency and the Moscow boycott its impact, citing his balance of power drive and religious perfectionism. It notes his human rights stance, SALT II setback, Panama Canal focus, and the Iranian hostage crisis ending with a failed Delta rescue. Carter is praised as a good man yet his best failed to sustain effective leadership.
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Carter
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Fending
Brezhnev
Senate
Khomeini
America
Hamilton Jordan
Cuba
Eisenhower
White House
Castro
Moscow
Khrushchev
Batista
Florida
Mideast
Subcontinent
Iran
Ayatollah Khomeini
Andrew Young
Iraq
Russia
Kremlin
Stalin
Eulalie Rutledge left mark on Aiken County through service
Eulalie Salley Rutledge, lifelong modest civic leader, aided Planned Parenthood in Aiken County. She helped establish clinics, raised seed money for the Margaret Weston Health Center, and supported Red Cross United Way and historic preservation. A widow, mother, and real estate executive, she died April 20 at 75.
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Eulalie Salley Rutledge
Aiken County
Margaret Weston
Rutledge
Pickens
Edgefield
Francis Pickens
Aiken
Hattie Allen
Critics blame liberals for foreign policy failures through decades
In a strong opinion piece Ashley Cooper argues Democrats consistently erred on Cold War matters from World War II through Reagan era policy. He blames liberal voices for empowering Stalin, Castro, Viet Nam era draft dodgers, and Iran, warning such stances align with the Kremlin and harm U.S. interests.
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Stalin
Roosevelt
Truman
Russian Empire
East Berlin
Pacific Ocean
Joe
Potsdam
Yalta
Free World
Khrushchev
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Jim Murray
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Adm
Rickover
Cyrus Vance
Canute
Somoza
Nicaragua
Eulalie Salley
Mrs. Rutledge
Ashley Cooper
By Ashley Cooper
Reagan
Central America
Vietnam
Hanoi
San Salvador
Lebanon
Philippines
Marcos
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