Citadel clears first woman to attend day classes
Chief Justice Rehnquist lifted a temporary stay and allows Shannon Faulkner to join day classes at The Citadel pending ongoing litigation over the males only admission policy. The court did not order Cadet barracks or Corps membership, and the school warns of irreparable harm to its mission.
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Washington
William H. Rehnquist
Shannon Faulkner
Citadel
Faulkner
Charleston
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Ms. Faulkner
Corps of Cadets
Citadel At Heart
Interim President Named at Aiken Technical College
The Aiken County Commission for Technical Education named Donald B. Campbell interim president of ATC, succeeding Dr. Paul Blowers who retires after 10 years. Campbell, North Augusta, has led instructional services since 1987 and promises active leadership on renovations and new projects.
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Donald B. Campbell
Aiken Technical College
Aiken County Commission For Technical Education
Campbell
North Augusta
Paul Blowers
Blowers
ATC
Instruc
Devel
Aiken Standard Corrects King Avenue Name Change Headline
The Monday 1A headline claiming strong opposition to renaming Hampton Avenue for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was incorrect. A call in survey quoted readers, not a citizen mood survey, and the paper regrets the error.
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Aiken
Hampton Avenue
Martin Luther King Jr
Dr. King
Stree
Local newsroom tips line and quick info menu
A brief callout lists 648 2311 for story ideas and notes the paper sections such as Horoscope Local Front Movies Obituaries Opinions Sports Television and Weather are part of the publication. It directs readers to contact the newsroom for input.
Local names appear in brief page note
A compact notice lists individuals including R Burnice Fields of Williston Billy Floyd of Trenton Mary Fulmer of Ridge Spring Henry Gallagher Jr of New Ellenton Kathleen Messura of Aiken Zeb Milhouse of Salley and Lee Page 2B for details.
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R. Burnice Fields
Williston
Billy J. Floyd
Trenton
Mary B. Fulmer
Ridge Spring
Henry Gallagher Jr
New Ellenton
Kathleen A. Messura
Aiken
Zeb Milhouse
Salley
Quake Survivors Seek Shelter After Major Los Angeles Quake
Thousands of residents across Los Angeles and surrounding areas lacked power water and housing after a 6.6 magnitude quake centered in the San Fernando Valley. At least 32 people died as aftershocks continued, complicating efforts to return home in Northridge Reseda Park and other neighborhoods.
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Los Angeles
Popes San Fernando Valley
Northridge
Heroes Amid Rubble Of Apartments
In Northridge's earthquake disaster, John and Josephine Winans credit a random beam with saving their lives while neighbors Alan and Buffy Jo Fitch used a fire hose as a lifeline to pull others from the rubble. The 164-unit complex collapsed trapping residents. at least 15 perished as rescuers and a coroner worked through the night.
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Los Angeles
John
Josephine Winans
Alan
Buffy Jo Fitch
Northridge Meadows
Winans
Mrs. Winan
Miss America Hurt In Earthquake Incident
Miss America Kimberly Aiken a Columbia native cut her foot on broken glass during an earthquake in Los Angeles She was in the city to help celebrate Martin Luther King Jr birthday and was at a hotel evacuated during the quake
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Columbia
Kimberly Aiken
Los Angeles
Aiken
Martin Luther King Jr
Amateur quakes foreseen by San Jose hobbyist
An amateur radio signal observer, Jack Coles, warned California would suffer a major earthquake within three days. His Early Warning Earthquake Detection network issued a Saturday fax about increased radio signals and magnetic anomalies. A 6.6 quake struck Southern California before daybreak Monday, but scientists say Coles has little supporting evidence.
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San Francisco
California
Jack Coles
San Jose
Coles
Reagan Aware Of Iran-Contra Coverup
Independent counsel Lawrence Walsh says President Reagan knew or acquiesced in efforts to cover up arms sales to Iran and aid to Nicaraguan rebels. The report concludes Reagan authorized arms despite a congressional ban but found no credible criminal violation.
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Reagan
Washington
Congress
Iran
Lawrence E. Walsh
Walsh
Inman withdraws name as defense chief nominee
The White House announced that Bobby Ray Inman is withdrawing his nomination to be defense secretary for President Clinton. Clinton accepted the decision after it surfaced he had not paid taxes for household help and Inman cited duty and country.
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Inman
Washington
Bobby Ray Inman
Clinton
White House
Les Aspin
Aspin
Navy
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U.S. Geological Survey
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