Aiken Medical Society Honors Dr. Wallace D. McNair Jr Physician of the Year
The Aiken County Medical Society names Dr. Wallace D. McNair Jr. as Physician of the Year for a career spanning decades in Aiken. Although retired since 1983 he remains revered for patient care, obstetrics legacy, and service to First Presbyterian Church.
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Wallace D. McNair Jr
Aiken County Medical Society
McNair
Aiken
University of South Carolina
The
Medical University
Charleston
Army Medical Corps
Savannah River
SRP
First Presbyterian Church
Medical Society
James S. Suhrer
Surhrer
Violence in Gaza and West Bank escalates amid clashes and protests
The piece traces two weeks of escalating violence in the Israeli occupied Gaza Strip and West Bank with a stabbing, a vehicle incident, and street shootings. Death toll rises, hundreds wounded, and extensive property damage as protests flare and distrust widens. It notes historical context, shifting Arab priorities, and pressure for a diplomatic path to end the cycle of violence.
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West Bank
Jerusalem
Prince of Peace
Occupied Territories
Gaza
Israel
Amman
Jordan
Jerusalem Post
Gaza The Israeli Dilemma Over Occupation and Policy
Patrick J. Buchanan outlines Israel’s Gaza crisis as a test of democracy and sovereignty. With 650000 Palestinians in Gaza and 20 years of occupation, Israel faces three options annexation, independence for Gaza, or maintaining the costly status quo.
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Rabin
Israel
Gaza
Free Palestine
Hart Reenters 1988 Presidential Race After Withdrawal
Gary Hart hints at a return to national politics driven by poll data and voter interest. Observers note fundraising questions, press scrutiny, and potential impacts on Dukakis, Gore, and Simon in New Hampshire, with Hart aiming to prove public indifference to his private life.
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Hart
Denver
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Donna Rice
New Hampshire
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N.H
Massachusetts
Mondale
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Albert Gore
Concord
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Barry Goldwater
Dukakis
Paul Simon
Gore
Falwell v Flynt Supreme Court weighs damages for emotional distress
The Supreme Court considers whether a public figure can recover damages for emotional distress from an allegedly defamatory parody. The case stems from Hustler’s Campari parody of Rev. Jerry Falwell and Flynt’s admissions about intent to upset him.
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Supreme Court
Falwell v. Flynt
Hustler Magazine
Campari Liqueur
Campari
Jerry Falwell
Lynchburg
Falwell
Flynt
Rev
4Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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