Co op Should Avoid Stirring Rural Urban Animosities
Our view argues the Aiken Electric Cooperative risks delaying service and incurring legal fees by seeking a restraining order against a city hearing on an annexation based power franchise. The piece notes tax differences, joint Summer Plant taxes, and that city rights to supply in annexed areas remain intact. It urges cooperation over litigation to avoid widening rural city tensions.
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Aiken Electric Cooperative
South Carolina Electric and Gas Co
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Aiken
Co-Op
Sce&g
South Carolina
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Aiken Electric
Coops
Coop
Woodside Plantation
Aiken City Essay on Electricity Supply and Morality
A South Carolina city faces a decision on whether to keep a single power provider in newly annexed areas or permit a second supplier. The author argues legality morality and economics favor avoiding multiple providers to prevent wasted time money and unnecessary costs.
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South Carolina
Aiken
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Aiken Electric Cooperative Inc
Christmas tree tax bill threatens 1986 reform act
The piece argues that the push to cut capital gains taxes is a return to Christmas tree politics. It notes timber interests in the House carve outs and the Senate push to restore IRA shelters, challenging the bipartisan 1986 framework. It questions political expediency over long term investment certainty.
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Ashington
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Congress
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Alican
Ronald Reagan
House
Senate
Bill Bradley
New Jersey
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Treasury
Michael S. Dukakis
Bradley
America
Congressional
Justices’ doctrinal realignment in the Rehnquist era debate
A profile of the aging liberal bloc led by Brennan Marshall and Blackmun facing Chief Justice Rehnquist. The piece traces their clashes with Scalia Kennedy and O Connors conservative majority, noting evolving activism and a shift toward a technology driven court and potential doctrinal realignment.
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Preme Court
William Rehnquist
William Brennan
Thurgood Marshall
Harry Blackmun
New York City
Brennan
New Jersey High Court
Dwight Eisenhower
Warren Court
Rehnquist Court
Nixon
Strange
Rehnquist
George Bush
Byron White
Kennedy
Sandra Day O’connor
O’connor
Antonin Scalia
Anthony Kennedy
Scalia
Hugo Black
Felix Frankfurter
Bob Jackson
Roosevelt
Sandra O’connor
Oliver Wendell Holmes
FDR
Justice Scalia
Misuse of Words Weighs On Free Speech And Law
The piece decries language abuse in education media religion and law. It cites computer crime losses and corporate murder fears while warning that free speech was not meant to enable wrongdoing.
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Guinevere
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Round Table
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