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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1996

Page

4

Political quotes reflect local election and policy tensions

A set of quotes from Aiken County leaders and national figures highlights election plans, term limits, party dominance, and policy shifts. Ricky Satcher calls for expertise in heart surgery, while Judge Floyd forces a town election. Margie Plunkett cites burnout, Kent Brown notes party dynamics, and Lindsey Graham praises farm policy reform. James Roland Smith warns about weighted voting, Jack Kevorkian appears for a trial dressed in colonial garb.

Aiken Standard Subscriber and Delivery Contacts

Need help with the Aiken Standard contact details. Provides location 124 Rutland Drive mailing address P O Box 456 Aiken 29802 office hours 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday Friday subscription line 649 5315 delivery problems 5 p m weekdays 7 a m weekends switchboard 648 2311 fax 648 6052 story ideas editors contact 648 2311 publisher’s number Scott B Hunter reachable at 648 2311.

Rutland Drive P.O Aiken Aiken Standard Scott B. Hunter

South Carolina voices on Hunley, Juvenile Justice and Converse

Letters advocate raising the Hunley from Charleston Harbor remains to protect it from looters, urge respect for crew remains at Magnolia Cemetery, and call for agency change at the Department of Juvenile Justice. Converse College pledges program continuation with or without state funding, noting scaled down plans and potential student interest in female leadership training.

Glenn F. McConnell South Carolina Hunley Commission Hunley Charleston Harbor Sen. McConnell Magnolia Cemetery Charleston Post and Courier Flora Brooks Boyd State Department of Juvenile Justice Boyd Converse College Converse Citadel Spartanburg Supreme Court The Greenville News

Readers debate nuclear options at Catawba and Duke Power

Letters criticize an Associated Press article on tritium production at Catawba and plutonium fuel prospects at Duke Power. Writers argue for balanced economics, safety considerations, and resist what they call anti nuclear bias. They condemn DOE politics and wasteful spending on health research tied to facilities.

Associated Press Piedmont Catawba Duke Power U.S DOE Sam Orangeburg Hanford SRS

Thoughts On Opinions And The Race Debate And Dole

A long reflection on freedom of opinion and its misuse, racism in film and awards, gender and power in politics, and the media’s treatment of public figures. It touches on Elizabeth Dole, Jesse Jackson, the Civil Rights Acts, Jeopardy discrimination claims, and critiques of Clinton and Mandela.

Alex Trebek Policy Reviews Magazine

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