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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1986
Page
4
Aiken's City Manager Roland H Windham received praise for directing a well run city government during a State of the City talk before the Aiken SERTOMA Club. The piece lauds his leadership while noting council members and employees share the credit.
The NLRB dismissed unfair labor practice charges against General Motors and the United Auto Workers, clearing the way for the Saturn project in Spring Hill Tennessee. The $5 billion facility aims to produce 500,000 small cars annually with 6,000 salaried workers and advanced automation, while offering above minimal incentives and strong job security. The agreement reduces fixed job classifications and gives the union greater input, with GM recognizing the UAW as sole bargaining agent if a majority opts for representation.
A dated Thought For Today quotes Agnes Repplier on human faults and intellect. The line frames depravity as less impactful than a widespread lack of intelligence.
The May 22 1969 Oval Office remarks by President Nixon announced Warren Burger as chief justice. The piece notes his strict constructionist views, cautious stance on Roe v Wade, and his pioneering judicial administration reforms.
Washington reports Chief Justice Warren E. Burger plans retirement to chair a constitutional anniversary commission. Nominee William H. Rehnquist is portrayed as the intellectual anchor, with Antonin Scalia seen as a conservative fit. Open questions remain about Senate confirmation and the court's future balance.
Ashley Cooper criticizes undeserving celebrities and their kin seeking public office. The column recalls Kennedys and Roosevelts in Congress, points to stars like Jim Bunning and Clint Eastwood as noted exceptions, and proposes a satirical House of Lords alternative. It also mentions Reagan's path and a light joke about a smoking cessation group.
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