Thurmond moves toward federal prosecutor role
Thurmond meets about 50 Columbia staff lawyers and transfers case files to Assistant Solicitor Frank Young. Lauren Maurice Willis, a recent USC Law graduate, will take over Young’s caseload. Thurmond will commute from Aiken to Columbia.
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Washington Group splits into Defense and Energy units
Washington Group International forms two divisions Washington Defense for the Department of Defense and Washington Energy for the Department of Energy. Ambrose L. Schwalle becomes president of Washington Defense and relocates offices to Arlington Virginia. Ralph R. DiSibio of the Hanford site leads Washington Energy from the new Aiken South Carolina base. Charles R. Oliver Jr. named COO of Washington Group International in Boise, succeeding Vincent Kontny who retires. Washington Group CEO Stephen G. Hanks cites national security dynamics and rapid defense program start ups, with emphasis on nonproliferation and international cooperation including Russia.
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Potter Book Fans Rally Behind Harry Potter Film
Readers praise the film for its engaging story and themes of love and courage. Parents and educators note Harry Potter sparked renewed interest in reading among children, while some students see it as a well made kid friendly movie despite darker tones.
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Ouster delays department leadership move amid DUI incident details
Parker, who has served the city since January 1984 including roles as assistant director and superintendent of recreation after a 1996 reorganization, faces a pending administrative process for the post. Meanwhile, Rhinehart, 45, involved in multiple incidents, was cited for a 6:25 p.m. crash on Pheasant Run Drive and previously linked to a May traffic stop and a July fence collision causing $2,000 damage. no charges filed.
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