Madonna stalker forced confrontation in court
Los Angeles judge compelled Madonna to testify in a stalking case by facing Robert Dewey Hoskins who threatened to kill her. The jury found Hoskins guilty with potential 11 year sentence, while bail set at 5 million. The ruling noted video confrontation options beyond in person contact, highlighting constitutional rights.
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Los Angeles
Robert Dewey Hoskins
Jacqueline ‘A. Connor
Hoskins
San Diego Union-Tribune
Clinton Defends Wife as Critics Mock Her Status
At a press conference Bill Clinton rejected a columnist’s insult toward Hillary Clinton as an un truthful co president. He cited Eleanor Roosevelt and urged Americans to listen to his wife’s record while noting lawsuits threaten his finances.
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Aiken Standard Subscribe and Delivery Contacts
Public notice lists location and mailing address for Aiken Standard at 124 Butland Drive and P O Box 456 29802 along with office hours 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday Friday. It also provides subscription phone 649 5315 for delivery issues and general switchboard 648 2511.
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Aiken
Scott B. Hunter
Education Reform and RPSEC Impact in Aiken County
Dr Jeff Priest urges continued funding and expansion of the Ruth Patrick Science Education Center at USC Aiken, highlighting its role in science and mathematics reform. The center has served over 110000 teachers students and citizens since 1987, attracting more than 5 million in grants, and plans a 41000 square foot expansion to alleviate demand and boost statewide and national offerings.
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Aiken County
Ruth Patrick
RPSEC
National Science Foundation
South Carolina
South Carolina Department of Education
United States Department of Education
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
United States Department of Energy
APSEC
CSRA
DuPont Planetarium
Jeff Priest
USC Aiken
Forbes Seeks White House With Flat Tax Promise
A long profile argues Steve Forbes campaigns on a 17 percent flat tax with a postcard size form. It notes his non insider status, spending plans for TV ads, and rising poll position behind Dole, while acknowledging potential revenue gaps and tax burden shifts to the middle class.
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White House
Malcolm Stevenson Forbes Jr
Forbes Magazine
Malcolm Forbes Sr
Washington
Forbes
Iowa
New Hampshire
Arizona
IRS
Our View Huff Late Wise In Resigning Seat
State Rep Tom Huff resigns from the General Assembly amid moves to run for the South Carolina Court of Appeals. He defends timing and lacks clearance from the Judicial Screening Committee. The piece urges higher standards for judges and notes reform bills focusing on merit over seniority.
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General Assembly
Huff
North Augusta
South Carolina Court of Appeals
Judicial Screening Committee
Senate
Good Ole Boys
Patrick J. Ba calls for real choice over career politicians
A reader endorses Patrick J. Ba as a plain speaker who maintains consistent positions on major issues. He favors ending foreign aid tied to dependency, reforming the Supreme Court’s eight year reappointments, removing illegal immigrants from welfare, opposing race based quotas and affirmative action, funding institutions that reflect traditional values, rewarding work, reforming the justice system to aid victims, and gun rights for law abiding citizens against criminals. The letter argues for strong stance on justice and immigration with persistent policy positions.
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