Quotes pepper early 90s courtroom drama and public figures
A collage of quotations from courtrooms and press conferences features remarks by US District Court Judge Charles E. Simons Jr. Bill Cosby on his son Ennis murder probe, defense lawyers in a cocaine conspiracy case, senators and attorneys commenting on legal processes. The collection spans judiciary, politics, and public life with regional figures from South Carolina and beyond.
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US District Court
Charles E. Simons Jr
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Imperfect Cosby still a class act
Claude Lewis argues Bill Cosby remains a dignified public figure despite personal flaws. He notes Cosby’s family focus, restraint in comedy, and steady handling of tragedy and an extortion claim involving Autumn Jackson, praising his integrity and image.
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Autumn Jackson
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Jackson
Divisive Flag Referendum Promises Heated South Carolina Vote
South Carolina Republicans push a November referendum on the Confederate battle flag over the Statehouse with an 85 to 32 House vote. Critics warn the vote will inflame passions and not settle the issue, while calls grow for a full range of voter choices beyond a simple yes or no.
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Mike Baxley
Hartsville
House
South Carolina
House of
David Wilkins
Statehouse
General Assembly
Inglis
Bob Inglis
Senate
Greenville
Congress
Jim Miles
Fritz Hollings
Greenville News
Controversy over the battle flag and hypocrisy debate
Letters criticize focus on the Confederate flag as a symbol while ignoring other flags and symbols. The writer argues crime policy and social issues matter more, urging action beyond symbolism. A separate note praises Aiken County Animal Control staff for compassion and service.
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Wire Road
Shirley Harden
Sandy Larsen
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