Aiken County Magistrates Questioned Over Appointments
Readers clash with the recent removal of magistrates from 13 to eight and Governor’s appointment power with Senate consent. The letter argues the 1971 role is outdated and suggests replacing magistrates with a county court, favoring further reductions in 1972.
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Aiken
Aiken County
South Carolina
State Senate
Senate
A Cause Not To Fight For
Washington describes an emergency White House session where the Committee on Reasons Why debates why the Vietnam policy endures. They settle on a slogan claiming American troops are in Vietnam because Our Boys Are Not Fighting for Nothing, despite evidence of limited combat activity and rising drug concerns among troops.
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Washington
White House
Vietnam
H. J
Secretary of State
Zapp
Horatio
Hanoi
Laos
Cambodia
Kissingher
Newsweek
The Performance Gap in Connecticut Politics
Connecticut Governor Thomas Meskill earns praise for standing firm on vetoes against minority protections and costly measures. He dismissed an environmental bill to ease business costs, while asserting independence from party pressure as he reshapes state policy amid a nationwide performance gap.
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Fice
Department of Health
Meskill
U.S
Lowell Weicker
Connecticut
Gov
Senate
Power and Illuminating
Solomon
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Yesteryear and Today Foreman Recalls Savannah River Plant Move
James A. Foreman reflects on November 28, 1950 when about 240000 acres in Aiken Barnwell and Allendale Counties South Carolina were taken to build an Atomic Energy Commission plant. He notes site selection due to Augusta bound growth and river water purity concerns and future community changes around the Savannah River Project.
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Yesteryear
United States
Aiken
Barnwell
Allendale
South Carolina
Atomic Energy Commission
Augusta
North Augusta
Williston
Blackville
Jackson
Sci
Savannah
Carolinas
Georgia
Savannah River
Atomic Energy Project
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Freeman
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