Withdrawal Of Peeples Welcomed, Resignation From Bench In Order
The piece argues Judge Peeples faces scrutiny by the Judicial Standards Commission and notes political and public resistance. It cites opposition from House Speaker Robert Sheheen and major papers, recalls a bar association vote, and condemns Peeples for unethical conduct including a self benefiting will. It urges Peeples to resign for integrity and justice.
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Peeples
Judge Peeples
Judicial Standards Commission
John Hamilton Smith
Legislative Screening Committee
State Supreme Court
Robert Sheheen
Columbia
Orangeburg
Thomas Bryant
Judicial Screening Committee
Aiken County Bar Association
Aiken
Bar Association
High Court
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
South Carolina
Thought For Today from The New Colossus Poem
A prose card quotes Emma Lazarus line from The New Colossus The poem speaks to welcome the tired poor and homeless and to lift a lamp beside the golden door reflecting 19th century immigrant sentiment
Supreme Court eyes student press rights in Hazelwood case
The ruling upholds school authority to regulate school sponsored papers and plays for pedagogical reasons. It clarifies educators may edit content to meet standards, set high expectations, and limit inappropriate material. The decision echoes Tinker and Fraser, stressing school interests over absolute student First Amendment rights.
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Washington
Missouri
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Ball State University
8Th Circuit
Supreme Court
Byron White
White
Tinker
Fraser
Des Moines
Iowa
Vietnam
Bethel
Wash
High
Hugo Black
Black
Gary Hart in Iowa A Candidate or Celebrity After Debate
Gary Hart, fresh from his Des Moines debate, visits Crouse's Restaurant in Indianola with wife Lee, drawing celebrity attention as he pitches voters. The piece weighs his front-runner status, Iowa caucus mechanics, and whether he is seen as a serious candidate or a celebrity.
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Gary Hart
Indianola
Iowa
Des Moines
Crouse
Lee
Hart
Booth
Crouse’s
Walter Mondale
Mondale
Bring The Boys Home Campaign Rhetoric Sparks Global Pushback
The piece argues against long term overseas American troop deployments, citing rising anti American sentiment in Spain, the Philippines, Greece, and other nations. It notes costs of bases such as Clark Air, warns that foreign governments demand concessions, and questions the value of continuing to police worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Philippines
Greece
Turkey
Portugal
Mauritius
Indian Ocean
Clark
U.S
Clark Field
Britain
France
United States
Andreas Papandreou
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Hazelwood East High School
St. Louis County
Spectrum
Journalism II
Hazelwood
Ned
New Hampshire
Los An
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