Citadel launches 27 million fund drive for academics and facilities
The Citadel will kick off the Gen Mark W Clark Campaign with a cadet parade next week to raise 27 million for academic programs and capital improvements. The effort honors South Carolina supporters and aims to boost endowed chairs scholarships curriculum library renovations and athletic facilities.
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Citadel
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Military College of South Carolina
Mark W. Clark
South Carolina
Charleston
Citadel Corps of Cadets
Mark Clark
Rome
Clark
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Whitehall
Aiken
Robert R. McCormick
Chicago
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Strike A Blow Against Terrorism Extradition Treaty Urged
The piece urges ratification of the new U S United Kingdom supplementary extradition treaty signed June 25 to block political offense defenses and speed justice for terrorism suspects including Mohammed Abbas. It argues cooperation deters terrorism and strengthens Senate approval of the treaty.
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Yugoslavia
United States
U.S. Senate
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Provisional Ira
Senate
New President Welcome At Clemson
Max Lennon chosen as Clemson University president ends campus unrest. A North Carolina native and former Ohio State vice president, Lennon 45, is praised as a planner and thinker with strong academic focus and broad administrative experience. He vows to push a robust academic program with backing from South Carolina citizens.
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Clemson University
Lennon
North Carolina
Ohio State
Clemson
South Carolina
Leaders vs Followers in Black American Opinion
A CM/PA survey finds black leaders often diverge from followers on issues. Among 105 leaders from NAACP, Urban League, SCLC, PUSH, CBC and NCBM and 600 black Americans, leaders lean left while many followers hold more moderate views on affirmative action, busing, apartheid sanctions, prayer in schools, and crime.
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NAACP
Urban League
SCLC
Nation Push
Congressional Black Caucus
National Conference of Black Mayors
New York Times
Washington Post
Newsweek
South Africa
U.S
America
Robertson signals bid for 1988 presidency via PAC filing
Pat Robertson has filed papers for the Committee for Freedom a political action committee seen as a step toward a 1988 Republican presidential bid. The PAC will initially back multiple candidates in 1986 with Robertson’s goal to influence the party platform and secure debate inclusion.
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Committee For Freedom
Robertson
U.S. Senate
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White House
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Rollins
George Bush
Bush
Jack Kemp
New York
Kemp
Jesse Jackson
Jackson
Jerry Curry
The
Freedom Council
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PAC
Joyce Thomann
Annapolis
FEC
Michigan
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