Robinson-Humphrey opens Aiken branch signaling growth
Aiken welcomes a new Robinson-Humphrey investment office at 234 Richland Ave in the Security Federal Building. The Atlanta founded firm with 19 Georgia and Southern branches operates on major stock exchanges and offers computerized trading with local brokers Robert E. Kenney and Michael S. Anaclerio, plus Elaine Gamble as operations manager.
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Liberal Vets Reassess Senate Roles After GOP Win
After November elections Democrats face a GOP led Senate and White House. Alan Cranston eyes minority leadership and cooperation with the new GOP while Scoop Jackson weighs a role in Reagan’s transition and possible cabinet. Both insist they serve country and party by heeding the voters.
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Alaska Lands Bill Ends Nine Year Controversy Milestone
Agreement on the Alaska passage marks a congress milestone ending a long dispute between conservationists and development interests. It guarantees 104 million acres for parks wilderness and wildlife while 105 million acres are granted to Alaska for development and 44 million acres to Alaska natives with conveyance guarantees.
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The Kentucky Ten Commandments Ruling and Public Belief
Washington columnist analyzes the Kentucky Ten Commandments case and the Supreme Court ruling. He questions framers intent, religious balance, and potential coercion while mocking fears of moral influence in schools and noting public unease with the decision.
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Amtrak Battles Frustrations Amid Train Incident
Amtrak faces ongoing problems despite progress in ridership and subsidies. A Trinidad Colorado incident shows aging cars and maintenance gaps, while officials push for better cooperation with railroads. Amtrak claims improvements with Superliner cars and aims for a 50 percent fare share by 1985.
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