Souter Promises to Follow Constitution on Supreme Court
Our view credits David H. Souter with promise to uphold constitutional values and precedents. It notes the 90 to 9 Senate vote, calls him measured and humble, and contrasts him with Brennan and Marshall on death penalty stances.
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Souter
David H. Souter
U.S. Supreme Court
Senate
William J. Brennan Jr
Justice Brennan
Thurgood Marshall
David Souter
Students debate Gulf deployment in USC Aiken letters
A USC Aiken English class collection raises youth views on Desert Shield policy. Austin Taylor Jr argues elders push youth to war while Steve Hibbitts backs Bush and military strength, questioning motives and personal risk in the Gulf crisis.
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Usc Aiken
Persian Gulf
Aristotle
America
Mr. Bush
Austin Taylor, Jr
Blanchard Rd
North
Augusta
In Defense Of Kuwait Defense Letter to Bush Policy
A citizen writes in support of U.S. policy in the Middle East defending Bush's aims to restore Kuwait from Saddam Hussein. The author questions domestic support for peacemaking and cites Aristotle on youth backing noble causes.
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Bush
Middle East
Saddam Hussein
Kuwait
United States
Aristotle
Greece
Aiken Standard invites signed letters to the editor
Readers may submit letters to the editor at The Aiken Standard Box 456 Aiken 29802. Letters should be legible preferably typewritten and include the writer’s mailing address. Brief letters are preferred and all submissions may be cited and condensed for publication.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken
End of Court Oversight in City Desegregation Case Questioned
The Oklahoma City desegregation saga reaches the Supreme Court ten years after the last ruling, with arguments on whether the district can be released from court supervision after complying with desegregation orders. The piece argues such continued busing may distort housing patterns and raise questions about long term educational equality.
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Supreme Court
Agun
Oklahoma City
Circuit Cout of Appeals
Antonin Scalia
Sandra Day O'Connor
Julius Chambers
Legal Defense Fund
The
NAACP
Ter
Chambers
St Court
High Court
Foreign Legion A Model for United Nations Army
The article surveys the French Foreign Legion in Saudi Arabia as a multinational force with pseudonyms, strict training, and language immersion. It discusses identity erasure, intelligence screening, and high selectivity, arguing such a Legion-like force under UN command could unite diverse nations with equal discipline and budget, capable of enforcing future peace resolutions.
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Sadi Arabia
South Africa
Japan
Legion
John Smith
Nashville, Tenn
John
Jack
Smith
Sweeney
Jack Sweeney
Danville
Pierre Chavancy
Scarabia
France
Deuxieme Bureau
Jack Brewster
Canada
Brewster
Calcutta
Foreign Legion
French Foreign Legion
Saudi Arabia
United Nations
Cing
Venus Ramey reunion brings 301st veterans back to Dayton
In Dayton Ohio 700 veterans of the 301st Bombardment Group gathered for a weekend reunion. They were surprised by a visitor Venus Ramey the Miss America of 1944 who inspired the crew with her wartime image. The group voted to reenlist collectively in tribute to her and their service over Europe.
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Venus Ramey
Cincinnati
Ohio
301St
15Th Air Force
Fogia
Italy
Mickey Mouse
Popeye
Betty Boop
Stars and Stripes
Jenus Ramey
Fogay Fogia
Pacific
Dayton
Europe
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Hussein
Steve Hibbitts
Gray Mare Hollow Rd
John F. Boyette
Sue S. Brown
Jeffrey 8. Wallace
Ellen C. Priest
Melanie L. Arney
Daniel S. Holland
D.C
Foreign Legion For United Nations
Paul Harvey
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