Hearing set on Demjanjuk firing lead counsel
Defense attorney Mark O'Connor says a Wednesday hearing will decide if Demjanjuk knew his actions in firing lead counsel. Court spokesman Hassin says the session formalizes O'Connor's dismissal. Demjanjuk, 67, from Seven Hills Ohio, is charged as Ivan the Terrible at Treblinka.
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Nixon backs Hart defiant withdrawal praised by ex president
Former President Richard Nixon commends Gary Hart for his defiant May 8 withdrawal speech from the 1988 race. The Washington Post notes the praise without detailing letter contents or sources and draws a parallel to Nixon's 1962 California gubernatorial bid remarks.
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Conservatives Eye Du Pont Rising as Key GOP Prospect
Former Delaware governor Pete du Pont builds fundraising and momentum among conservatives. He promotes ending farm subsidies, welfare work requirements, school vouchers, drug testing teens and license suspensions for positives, touting Delaware tax cuts as economic revival.
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Papers Show Personal Side of Einstein
AP reports stacks of 43000 Albert Einstein documents reveal his personal life and politics. Letters with Chaim Weizmann show Zionist leanings coupled with ambivalence toward Judaism and criticism of Arab settlement. He warned Roosevelt about atomic bomb limits yet remained focused on physics.
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Basque Separatists Detained Over Tour de France Attack Plot
Police in Bayonne arrest two suspected Basque militants, Gabriel Monesca and Henri Perez, after a planned attack on the Tour de France is alleged. Up to 200 officers and three helicopters search Hautes Pyrenees for a third suspect, while officials assure the race remains safe.
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Lawsuits rise sharply in federal courts since 1970
The Bureau of Justice Statistics reports civil filings jumped about 300 percent from 87,300 in 1970 to 254,800 last year as judges increased 43 percent. Civil workload grows mainly from contract disputes personal injuries and inmate grievances. criminal cases rose only 4 percent to 41,500.
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Rules Of Evidence Don’t Bind Iran Contra Hearings
The Iran-Contra hearings operate differently from a court trial with flexible rules. Congress uses expert committees and allows attorneys to counsel witnesses during testimony, a practice not permitted in courtroom trials.
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Jury Selec tion Today In Denver Prejury Trial
In Denver a jury selection began as the last step before the perjury trial of Michael K. Deaver President Reagan aide and lobbyist. Deaver faces two counts of lying to Congress and three counts to a federal grand jury regarding post White House activities.
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Gandhi's Choice Favored In Presidential Election
India votes to elect an eighth president with Gandhi ally Ramaswamy Venkataraman favored to win. The vote includes 4690 lawmakers. results due Thursday night. Opposition urged a re election, while critics accuse the government of arms deal kickbacks.
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Arafat Extends PLO Backing to Kuwait Over Shipping Threats
Yasser Arafat met Kuwait Emir Sheik Jaber al-Ahmad al-Sabah and pledged full Palestinian support amid Iranian attacks on Kuwaiti shipping. He also spoke with the crown prince and prime minister as Kuwait seeks protection and flags ships to the United States. Arafat had just arrived from Bangladesh where he urged a pan Islamic summit in Kuwait to address the Iran Iraq war.
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Aiken Standard Contact and Subscription Details
Aiken Standard lists phone numbers for subscriptions and classifieds and gives office hours and location. It notes customer service hours, mailing address, and subscription payment instructions.
Emergency numbers notice from Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard provides emergency numbers for reader use. Published by Aiken Communications Inc. and mailed from Aiken, South Carolina with address changes directed to P O Box 456.
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