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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1993

Page

5

NAACP head race tests future of civil rights group

The NAACP searches for a new leader to replace Benjamin Hooks with debates focusing on vision and renewal. Candidates include Jesse Jackson Benjamin Chavis Jewell Jackson McCabe and Earl Shinhoster with the board to vote before Hooks retires April 1.

Washington NAACP Benjamin Hooks Hooks Organization Indianapolis Jackson Jesse Jackson National Rainbow Coalition Benjamin Chavis United Church of Christ’s Commission For Racial Justice Jewell Jackson-McCabe Coalition of 100 Black Women Earl Shinhester Naacp Southeastern Myra Dandridge Ms. Dandridge Ron Walters Howard University Clarence Thomas Supreme Court Walters Rev Vernon Jordan Clinton National Urban League Naacp Board Chavis William Gibson The

Army ROTC Cadet Proclaims Gay at USC

James Belangia of the University of South Carolina Army ROTC announces he is homosexual. The 23 year old sophomore served in the U S Army and in the South Carolina National Guard. Army ROTC policy mandates immediate suspension of cadets who declare homosexuality with loss of scholarship and monthly stipend.

Columbia James Belangia Army Reserve Officer Training Corps University of South Carolina Belangia USC John Palms U.S. Army Iraq South Carolina National Guard Army Thomas N. Cummings Army Rotc Cadet Command Fort Monroe Cummings

Eagles Suffer In Storm Across Charleston Region

At least six young bald eagles were killed and more than half a dozen left homeless by last week’s winter storm. Wildlife crews found at least 12 nests destroyed across the ACE Basin, lower Santee River, and Cooper River areas. The state Wildlife and Marine Resources Department is caring for the homeless in captivity.

Charleston The Wildlife Department Tom Murphy State Wildlife and Marine Resources Department Ace Basin Santee River Cooper River

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