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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1981

Page

4

Aiken County Courthouse Fire Urges Quick Decision on Future

The Wednesday blaze at the Aiken County Courthouse intensifies calls for action in the long running debate over renovation or relocation. The editorial favors renovation but urges the council to decide promptly between relocation or renovation, warning continued inaction pleases no one.

Aiken Aiken County Mount St. Helens Washington House of Representatives South Carolina

Haig hints arms sales to China amid Cold War chess

Alexander Haig suggests the United States could sell weapons to Communist China as a measured step to balance Soviet power. The plan hinges on case by case approvals and hinges on China’s interest and buying ability, aiming to deter Kremlin expansion without provoking broad conflict.

Alexander Haig United States China Henry Kissinger Peking Kremlin Soviet Union Poland Afghanistan India Taiwan

The Dumbest Strike Ever In Baseball

Ashley Cooper argues the current baseball strike is the dumbest in history. He says players are overpaid and live like kings, with short work years, and the action harms fans and records over a minor free agency issue.

Six Court Vacancies and the Supreme Court’s lasting power

A historical overview notes that presidents have named many justices, with figures from Washington to Nixon. It discusses how lifetime appointments shape law, contrasts presidential influence with the judiciary, and cites examples including Eisenhower Brennan Reagan and Carter while touching on media and public opinion.

Supreme Court George Washington Franklin Delano Roosevelt Roosevelt Andrew Jackson William H. Taft Abraham Lincoln Dwight D. Eisenhower Stewart Ike’s. Grant Harding Truman Benjamin Harrison Richard Nixon Burger Blackmun Powell William Rehnquist Haby Nixon High Court White House Larry Speakes

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