Judges Face Jury Panel Over Ethics And Conduct
Circuit Judge Rodney Peeples faces a legislative screening over alleged unethical will drafting and misrepresentation, plus rude conduct in court. Judge Lawrence Richter of Charleston also faces reelection scrutiny for arrogant bench behavior. A Charleston lawyer Gedney Howe III reportedly hosts judges at his home and may arrange per diem hotel-like payments, signaling a possible broader push for judicial reform.
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Rodney Peeples
Legislative Judicial Screening Committee
State Supreme Court
Orangeburg
Lawrence W. Richter
Charleston
Richter
Peeples
Gedney Howe III
Charlesston
Peace plan leaves Nicaragua under Soviet influence
Washington erupts over four presidents proposal as it would keep Nicaragua a Soviet and Cuban base. Kemp warns the plan fails to end Soviet aid or provide a verification system to deter Sandinista support for guerrillas. Critics call it a one sided proposal that endangers U.S. security.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Pacific Ocean
United States
U. S
Jack Kemp
Congress
Rep. Kemp
Sen
Jesse Helms
R-N
Kemp-Helms
Freedom Fighters
Mourning for PSA Flight 1771 Victims
A PSA flight from Los Angeles to San Francisco crashed near Cayucos California killing 43 aboard. The pilot’s radio alert gunfire aboard sparked speculation of an onboard attack linked to a former PSA employee.
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PSA
Cayucos
San Luis Obispo County
Calif
Pacific Southwest Airlines
Doug Arthur
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Arthur
Nikki St. Germaine
San Diego
Usair
David Burke
Burke
After The Ball Was Over
Kilpatrick reflects on Mikhail Gorbachev's Washington visit and the arms treaty. He says the four day summit produced a public relations win for Gorbachev, did not yield concessions on Afghanistan or other conflicts, and should not be seen as epochal. Reagan is credited with hosting effectively.
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Washington
Mikhail Gorbachev
Senate
Western
Europe
Gorbachev
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
White House
Afghanistan
Angola
Cuba
Nicaragua
Free World
U.S
Mexico
Harper & Row
Ashley Cooper Sees It On Alcoholism And Redshirts
Ashley Cooper notes disagreement on alcoholism treatment beyond Alcoholics Anonymous and cites varied outcomes among 13 individuals, including cures, relapses, and deaths. He highlights differing views on disease labeling and the Supreme Court drama over willful misconduct versus disease, and shares related reader notes on redshirting and a clarification on afternoon versus evening.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Supreme Court
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Mario
Mikluckevich
Usbic Writers Syndicate
By James J. Kilpatrick
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Moscow
Hamlet
Universal Press Syndicate
Ashley Cooper
C. B. Fry
Harleyville
Jim Tatum
Maryland
George Buell
Presbyterian Home
Summerville
Ashley
George
Eva
Aunt Eva
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