Editorials Art Gregory missing from ACC list
The ACC's 50 greatest football players list omits Art Gregory, a Duke lineman from Aiken who rose from prep school to All-Conference in 1961-62 and later joined Coca-Cola. The piece argues Gregory’s story deserves inclusion alongside other top stars and notes many worthy players exist.
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Atlantic Coast Conference
Pinehurst
N.C
Michael Dean Perry
William Perry
Aiken
Perry Brothers
Clemson
ACC
Arthur Gregory
Aiken High School
Duke University
Odell Weeks
South Carolina
Gregory
Carolina
Art
Dwight Bumgarner
Jacobs
Duke
Blue Devil
Mike McGee
University of South Carolina
McGee
Coca-Cola Co
Art Gregory
Aiken Standard Editorial Team Credits
Staff list shows Scott B. Hunter as Editor and Jeffrey B. Wallace as Advertising Director with Deborah Dyches leading systems, J David Boyd customer service, and Letitia Jefferson in production. Additional roles include Ellen C. Priest managing editor and Himothy E. O Briant as production director.
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Scott B. Hunter
Jeffrey B. Wallace
Art Zappa
Ellen C. Priest
Himothy E. O'Briant
Phillip Yates
J. David Boyd
Letitia Jefferson
Naval training hampered by Marine Mammal Protection Act concerns
The Navy warns the 1972 Marine Mammal Protection Act wording could block sea based exercises and tech developments. It cites delays for permits, a precautionary standard, and environmental lawsuits hindering readiness while rights groups defend broad protections for marine life.
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Sama bin Laden
Ameria
Navy and
Defense Department
Congress
Navy
Clinton
Independent
National Research Council
William J. Fallon
Naval Operations
U.S.S
Carl Vinson Battle Group
Tuen
Naval Re
China
Russia
Germany
Mark Palmer
San Francisco
CNN
Letters The trouble with Social Security
Readers debate Social Security as a pay‑as‑you‑go system and the case for partial privatization. Arguments favor keeping benefits linked to contributions while discussing the role of the Trust Fund and broader retirement savings options.
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Treasury
Frivolous lawsuits mock the law and drive-by cases rise
The piece argues that discrimination and disability lawsuits target private businesses often without direct job applications. It cites Joe's Stone Crab in Miami Beach, the EEOC, and a 11th Circuit ruling reducing back wages for two women while upholding others. It notes lawsuits over inaccessible private rooms at a West Palm Beach club and voices concern from Rep. Foley about lawyers profiting.
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America
Miami Beach
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Joe's
Jo Anne Bass
EEOC
US. Circuit Court of Appeals
Joe’s
Daniel ‘Th. Hurley
Joe
Robert Soloff
Soloff
Orlando
Wildside
West Palm Beach
Fla
Florida
Mark Foley
Boca Raton
Miami Herald
Dickens
Bumble
Nicholas Nickleby
Lap Dance
BEOC
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