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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

03 Jul 1996

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1996

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3

Democrats challenge Beasley's authority to suspend Rose

Democratic lawmakers argue Governor Beasley lacks legal power to suspend Public Safety Director Boykin Rose without cause under the 1993 restructuring law. Beasley says the governor can run state government and suspend Rose amid questions over federal grant handling.

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Columbia David Beasley Boykin Rose Beasley Rose Public Safety Department Public Safety Highway Patrol House Jim Hodges Lancaster Democrat Hodges House- Senate Tom Moore Clearwater Senate John Land Manning Land Otis Rawl Rawl Ken Mathews Charleston
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Five women apply as Citadel opens to female cadets

Charleston The Citadel reports five applications from women after ending its 153 year all male policy and admitting female cadets. The latest applicant privacy prevents identity release. Shannon Faulkner’s 1990 court ordered program sparked the fight that now closes with VMI remaining the sole all male state military college.

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Charleston Citadel Military Academy Shannon Faulkner Order US Supreme Court Virginia Military Institute VMI
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Prison helps end crowding in South Carolina youths

Columbia officials toured a renovated interim prison once a mental hospital to ease unconstitutional over crowding in juvenile facilities. The Columbia Training Center will hold nonviolent young offenders while wilderness camps are built, as Gov Beasley and administrator Jeff Prowell III noted its improved, spacious environment. District Judge Joseph Anderson ordered the population cut by July 15 to remedy rights violations.

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Columbia South Carolina David Beasley Beasley Jeff Prowell III Joseph Anderson
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