Indicted Klansmen Charged With Cross Burnings in Georgia
A six count federal indictment unsealed in Macon Georgia charges Charles Weatherford the Hleagle and Franklin Dale Brown the exalted cyclops of the Invisible Empire Knights of the Ku Klux Klan in Early County with burning crosses in front of homes of white women they believed were linked to black men. The case was announced by Assistant Attorney General John R. Dunne head of the civil rights division.
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USDA Spends $492000 On Employee Morale Event
A USDA agency spent about $492,000 to honor employees, including $42,000 for the month long observance, $6,270 to fly staff and lodge them for a June ceremony, and $7,978 for plaques and banners. Rep. Price criticized the cost, noting last year’s event exceeded $967,000 and many workers were honored.
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Very Private Only Word For Nuptials
Private wedding of Dorothy LeBlond and Bobby Koch at Camp David, Maryland. About 100 family members and close friends among attendees. White House kept details tight with officials and skews toward a small family ceremony away from public hoopla.
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Barbara Bush
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Rail Strike Talks Resume Under Federal Orders
Washington unions and railroads restart a four year wage and work rule dispute under binding arbitration after a two day shutdown. Arbitration will pick a winner from railroad and union offers, a largely untested method in rail. Some union leaders call it a crime against collective bargaining while rail officials hope the baseball style system can resolve the dispute. Congress relieves itself of direct intervention for now as talks proceed.
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Poor Rank Highest On Health Risk
Washington forum notes poverty heightens risks of high blood pressure heart disease kidney failure lung disease obesity and diabetes. Experts urge universal healthcare or broader access to reduce preventable death and illness among Black, Hispanic, Asian and American Indian communities.
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America
John M. Flack
University of Minnesota
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Aiken Standard Contact Details and Historical Note
Location and mailing address for the Aiken Standard are listed with office hours and dial-in numbers for subscriptions delivery issues and tips. A faded line references an old subscription note and a 19th century establishment date.
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Marla Maples to Debut in Will Rogers Follies
Marla Maples moves from romance rumor to Broadway debut joining The Will Rogers Follies in Broadwey Aug. 3 as Ziegfields Favorite. Publicist Chuck Jones confirms the Tony winning musical stars Mac Davis and notes Maples will perform in the opening performance date.
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