Aiken County Dedicates New Judicial Center
Aiken County dedicated its $5.2 million Judicial Center in a Sunday ceremony attended by prominent state figures including U. S. Sen. Strom Thurmond and Chief Justice Julius B. Ness. The project preserves downtown and adds two circuit courtrooms three family courts and multiple hearing rooms with the old courthouse shell restored as an entrance.
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Charles E. Simons
South Carolina
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County Hospital
Aiken
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Sees Issues With Iran Contra Probe and Public Servant Pay
Ashley Cooper critiques congressional probes into Iran Contra led by North and Walsh. He warns of partisan investigations, satellite offices, and delayed outcomes, urging an impartial blue‑ribbon panel. He also comments on rising public servant salaries and a Challenger astronauts heirs compensation issue.
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Note to New Yorker's New Editor on hiring and trends
A prospective applicant writes to Bob Gottlieb about becoming a New Yorker editor. The letter references William Shawn, Sam Newhouse, and Bobby’s candid appeal to join, offering ideas and suggesting shifts toward trendier content and guest contributors like Woody Allen and Sly Stallone. The writer proposes a desk and ideas, urging candid discussion and a future talk.
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Woody
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Tony Ducks case reveals how mob families ran U S organized crime
The 100 year sentence looming for Anthony Corallo and three NYC bosses follows a landmark trial that established a nationwide commission controls extortion and murder networks. The piece traces Corallo's rise, uprisings, and years of evading convictions, ending with a sweeping federal crackdown led by Rudolph Giuliani.
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