Prince William Named For Royal Infant Son
Buckingham Palace announced Prince Charles and Princess Diana chose William Arthur Philip Louis for their newborn son. Born June 21 at St Marys Hospital weighing 7 pounds 1 ounce, he is second in line to the throne and will be known as Prince William of Wales.
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County Considers Budget in Aiken County Council Meeting
The third reading and public hearing on the revised budget by County Administrator W. Scott Barnes is set for tomorrow night’s Aiken County Council meeting. The plan includes 811 343 total dollars with 673 193 cut and 138 150 added. amendments to reinstate cuts are expected. Also on the agenda is an inducement resolution for Halo Carbon to locate in North Augusta.
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Special Prosecutor Finds No Basis to Prosecute Donovan
Special Prosecutor Leon Silverman said investigators found insufficient credible evidence to charge Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan with any crimes. A Brooklyn federal grand jury also declined to indict on organized crime allegations, after a six month probe. The three volume, 1000 page report was released by the U S Court of Appeals panel in Washington.
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Jury Trials Featured In Aiken Court Schedule
General Sessions Court in Aiken County will hear cases this week at the Aiken County Courthouse. Criminal court runs today through Friday at about 9 30 a.m. Judge George F Coleman of the Sixth Circuit will preside. Guilty pleas were set for today with four or five jury trials planned later and a possible murder indictment among new cases.
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Aiken Council to Hold Brief Session Tonight
The Aiken City Council meets at 7 30 in the Municipal Building to accept bids on a new backhoe. A request to locate the Coalition to Assist Abused Persons Inc at 309 Park Ave is on the agenda. The chamber session is at 214 Park Ave SW.
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Inside Today Wimbledon Keeps Magic See Page 6A
A brief inside feature highlights Wimbledon excitement and the ongoing magic of the tournament. The page teases matchups, star players, and notable moments to watch, inviting readers to explore further in the 6A section.
Supreme Court limits assumable mortgages for federally chartered S and Ls
The Supreme Court rules federally chartered savings and loan associations may enforce due on sale clauses, requiring sellers to pay off loans at sale. The 6-2 decision preserves the federal regulation over California and 17 states laws, affecting about half of S&Ls. Mortgages at state chartered banks and other lenders remain unaffected.
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Former Jackson Policeman Sues Over Alleged Retaliation
Charles R. Ward filed a federal lawsuit naming Jackson Police Chief Michael Caddell Mayor Earlie Helms and councilmen Fred Darnell and Albert Ellis plus the Town of Jackson. Ward alleges false arrest retaliation after he reported suspected police misconduct to the State Law Enforcement Division. The suit cites a May retaliation plan, a May 18 warrant attempt and a May 23 dismissal, with ongoing unavailability of comments from officials.
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Pope Offers to Visit War-Torn Lebanon for Peace
Pope John Paul II said he would go to Lebanon without hesitation to pray for peace and support a speedy Middle East solution. In a annual address to cardinals he urged Palestinian rights and noted prior trips to Britain and Argentina amid conflicts. He called for dialogue with Arabs and Jews and offered to aid any initiative to help Lebanon.
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Large Belfast Bomb Leaves Crater No Casualties
A 1000 pound bomb exploded in West Belfast causing a massive crater and property damage with no injuries. Police suspect Provisional IRA involvement amid a renewed bombing surge. A second bomb damaged a Roman Catholic church but caused no injuries.
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