Appeals court declines rehearing in VMI women admission dispute
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals refused to rehear the federal government's suit against Virginia Military Institute's all male policy. A split panel earlier backed an alternative female program. The Citadel faced a similar ruling in a separate case regarding admitting a female cadet.
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Richmond
Virginia Military Institute
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
VMI
Citadel
Charleston
4Th Circuit
Shannon Faulkner
Appeals
Justice Department
Northern Virginia
U.S. Supreme Court
Obituary Notices For Widener Locker In North Augusta
Notices announce the deaths of Richard L. Widener and Jackson John Locker in North Augusta. The brief obituary items list their names and indicate public notices appear on Page 3A.
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Richard L. Widener
Jackson
John Locker
North Augusta
Watercolors Shine at 18th South Carolina Art Market in Aiken
Ray Davenport showcases Wishes in the Wind at the 18th annual Art Market held at the Aiken Center for the Arts. About 250 SC artists compete for a 12 month traveling exhibit by the SC Art Museum. Thirty paintings will be chosen Sunday by juror Mary Todd Beam.
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Sumter
Ray Davenport
Aiken Center For the
Davenport
South Carolina
South Carolina Art Museum
Mary Todd Beam
Jill Stafford
S.C. Watercolor Society
Aiken Municipal Building
Monhegan Island
Jim Lyle
Lyle
Aiken Middle Ready for Fall Opening Amid Budget Strain
Principal Dr. Randall Stowe says Aiken Middle School faces tight start-up funds and will rely on fund-raisers, with parents urged to join a new PTA. The building on Wire Road nears completion and is set to open for the 1995-96 year, aiming to match Schofield and Kennedy programs.
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Aiken County
Aiken Middle
Randall Stowe
Stowe
Area 1
Wire Road
Kennedy
Schofield Middle
Schofield
Mysterious Arizona plate linked to Oklahoma City suspect
FBI seeks help locating Arizona license plate LZC646 seen on McVeigh’s missing car before the bombing. A videotape shows a second vehicle with the plate and the Ryder truck believed used in the attack. Investigators fear the second suspect may still be at large as the death toll rises and the probe widens.
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Timothy McVeigh
Arizona
Oklahoma City
Associated Press
FBI
McVeigh
Washington
U.S
John Horsley
Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building
Civil War Artist Mort Kunstler Draws Historic Scenes
Civil War artist Mort Kunstler, born in South Brooklyn, has risen to national prominence for his time moving war paintings. His works now appear on calendars and bank cards as he discusses his Southside Gallery show and Confederate Memorial Day appearance.
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Mort Kunstler
Kunstler
South
Brooklyn
Southside
Barnard E. Bee
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Aiken County
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Michael Moore
Brenda Reed
Ms. Reed
Abby Seree
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Scott Webster
Deloris Schmidt
Jennie Munzenmaier
Artist’s Guild
Aiken Center For the Arts
Laurens St
Aiken
Larry Clark
Schofield and Kennedy
S.C
Perry
Okla
New York
Kansas
Jon Hansen
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