Gem Of An Idea For Alley Mall In Aiken
The Alley Mall project aims to turn a run down inner city back alley at Hayne Avenue and Newberry Street into a pedestrian mall with renovated facades. Developer Charles H. Miller envisions a place to relax and meander with a network of small retail shops and two unusual restaurants. Property owner Marilynn Rivière credits David King for bringing the idea to attention as the city seeks to brighten the blighted area with greenery and storefronts.
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Plot Thickens For Ex CIA Agent Edwin Wilson
U S marshals traced ex CIA agent Edwin Wilson from Libya to the Dominican Republic and jailed him in New York facing a 20 million bond. He is indicted on conspiracies to murder, transport explosives, export munitions and act as a Libyan agent.
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Libya
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Bond
Muammar Khadafy
Reagan
Frank Terpil
Beirut
Supreme Court Rules Education for Immigrant Children
The Court 5-4 ruled that children of illegal immigrants are entitled to free public education under the 14th Amendment, rejecting the idea that denying schooling is permissible. Dissent warns this could open access to welfare and other programs and urges political branches to solve broader immigration issues.
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California
Warren Burger
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Hinckley Case Questions Expert Testimony and Sanity
The piece argues the Hinckley insanity question hinges on expert opinion and legal standards, not moral judgment. It lauds lay scrutiny over courtroom psychology while noting the unlikely prospect of Hinckley serving prison time.
The Argentine Character and its Unshared Dream
Smith Hempstone traces Argentina’s historic delusions of grandeur from immigration shocks to economic upheavals and political instability. He argues a fragmented national identity, strong individualism, and military influence shaped by antipathy to civilian rule, with Falklands zeal underscoring a deeper, unresolved crisis.
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Smith Hempstone
Falklands
Argentina
South American
Hinckley verdict sparks 007 corps criticism and note on punishment
Editorial attacks the Hinckley verdict as creating a new class of killer licensed by sanity doubts. It argues mandatory acquittal undermines justice and warns punishment serves as a deterrent rather than pensioning dangerous individuals. The piece also comments on Falklands war rhetoric and odd sperm bank anecdote.
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Dayton Daily News
Progress
Nobel
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Volcker
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