Columbia to name Chief Justice Littlejohn after filing ends
Supreme Court Associate Justice C Bruce Littlejohn appears set to become chief justice, as he was the only candidate to file by the deadline. He will serve about 16 months until reaching the 72 year retirement age in July 1985, with Chief Justice Woodrow Lewis retiring in March.
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Cheney Emerges as Possible Interior Secretary Nominee
Washington sources report Rep. Richard Cheney of Wyoming is being sounded out as a potential replacement for James Watt as interior secretary after Watt’s resignation. Cheney declined to comment. Clifford Hansen said he does not want the post. In Charleston, Vice President Bush will attend the installation of a university president and raise funds for the party during a 12 hour stop.
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Protesters Block Roads Around Carl Schurz Base
About 2,500 demonstrators gathered in Bremerhaven Germany as riot police blocked three entrances to the Carl Schurz Base about 800 yards from the installation. Officers kept protesters at roughly a half mile distance during a three day protest against American nuclear missiles in Europe.
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Surgeons Reattach Amputated Organ at Yale New Haven
Surgeons at Yale New Haven Hospital completed an eight hour operation to reattach the penis of a 32 year old man who had amputed the organ with a circular saw. Dr Charles Cuono led the team and reported the patient was remarkably well.
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Explorer Cousteau test sails on windmill craft off Tangier
Jacques-Yves Cousteau, 73, moves on to New York with his sailless Moulina Vent vessel. The 42-ton, 65-foot catamaran uses a 44-foot tall cylinder to inhale air and create a depressurizing force that powers travel up to 9.5 knots toward Bermuda and New York aboard his Calypso support ship. Meanwhile Richard Carpenter lauds sister Karen as the Carpenters receive a Hollywood Walk of Fame star in Los Angeles. Karen died last March of heart failure linked to anorexia nervosa.
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Hollings Apologizes For Iowa Election Remark
Sen. Ernest Hollings faced criticism after an Iowa interview in which he accused frontrunners Mondale and Cranston of bringing in voters "wet backs" across state lines to boost support. Cranston supporters demand withdrawal, while a spokesman says the remark was not meant to be derogatory.
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Paul McOmber breathes life back home with robotic aid
Paul McOmber, paralyzed in a 1981 car crash, is returning to Water Town with a custom breath controlled wheelchair system. He plans surgery at Yale to install a diaphragm stimulator and uses mouth control to type and study with a tutor. Insurance covers most costs. over 100 breath operated wheelchairs exist.
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Book Remembers Kennedy Last Things in Final Days
AP reports William Manchester details John F Kennedy's final days in a forthcoming book One Brief Shining Moment Remembers Kennedy. The narrative recalls November 1963 farewell moments including family goodbyes in Hyannis Port Palm Beach campaign trips and a Cape Canaveral missile launch memory.
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Americans optimistic about money despite worries
A Lieberman Research Inc survey for Money magazine of 2,553 adults finds about two thirds comfortable with their standard of living and 56 percent satisfied with their financial situation. Yet 40 percent doubt better finances next year and 50 percent worry about money, with income cited as the main divider.
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Aiken Standard Advertising Contact Details
Subscriptions classifieds and news tips available at Aiken Standard. Call 648 2311 for subscriptions and ideas or 649 1555 for classified ads. Office hours 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday to Friday at 124 Rutland Drive.
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