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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1996

Page

10

Women surge into The Citadel after policy change

Two women reserve rooms in Citadel bar racks amid the end of the all male admissions policy. Kim Messer, a Clover resident, switches from New Mexico military college plans and attends ROTC camp in Fort Knox. She and one other cadet applicant have paid 150 room deposits. five women have applied for fall entry.

Charleston Citadel New Mexico Kim Messer Ms. Messer Fort Knox

Governor Beasley backs crackdown on offensive merchandise

Governor Beasley agreed with Myrtle Beach officials to criminalize sales of drug paraphernalia and curb sexually offensive items to minors. Meeting with Myrtle Beach City Council and state Rep. Mark Kelley, he urged changing state law to let cities enforce criminal penalties, calling the current statute insufficient.

Columbia David Beasley Grand Strand Beasley Myrtle Beach Mark Kelley

Campbell ready to rumble in national campaign mode

Former South Carolina Governor Carroll Campbell, age 56, positions himself as an attack dog potential for Bob Dole. He deflects questions about a ticket, discusses campaign lines and drug-policy legacy, while Democrats argue his selection would signal weakness in the Dole bid.

Columbia Bob Dole South Carolina Carroll Campbell Campbell Whit Ayres Dole White House Scott Sokol Democratic Party

Treis Documents Claim Rose Diverted Training Funds

Rose diverted more than 1 million dollars from police training to construction projects in the Public Safety Department, with 750000 spent already. Documents obtained by AP show since 1993 about 1.1 million was redirected despite laws earmarking fines for training. Rose and officials claim the actions followed the law and cite approval from Gov. Beasley.

Columbia Boykin Rose Public Safety Department Associated Press Public Safety Greenville Greenwood Wis-Tv Newswatch Rose Criminal Justice Academy David Beasley

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