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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1996
Page
4
A compilation of brief quotations from public figures and notable voices. Thurmond aging appeal to unfinished business, Wilson discussing Unabomber defense, Attardo on Savannah River layoffs, Scalia on faith and courage, Nomo on Braves shutout, McKenzie on jail canteen, Greene on Church barbecue, Pate foreseeing a long Montana stand, Clinton on Ron Brown, and Satcher commenting on peach tree damage.
Local contact details for the Aiken Standard include location at 124 Butl and Drive and P O Box 456 in 29802. Office hours 6 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday. Subscription and delivery support available via 649 5315 with specified service hours. Switchboard and editorial contacts listed.
A narrator recalls dunking a regulation basketball on Easter Sunday after years of feeling small. He describes growing from 4 feet 11 inches to taller than many peers, seeking witnesses to confirm the moment, and plans to prove skeptics and Woody Harrelson wrong with future plays.
Greenville Senator David Thomas backs compassionate parole for a 15 year old who beat a 3 year old, admits lacking basic case facts, while harshly judging violent teens. He advocates home schooling and extracurricular access in public schools, sparking debate in South Carolina politics.
South Carolina agrees to contact 70,000 people overlooked under motor voter. DOJ retains scrutiny over implementation despite court approval. State fought federal law as unfunded mandate and intrusion, but compromise moves forward with disagreement intact. The Charleston Post and Courier notes campus and park gun restrictions in dispute over concealed handgun bill.
Aiken SC letter from a co chair of the South Carolina Council of Conservative Citizens counters Robert Sherer’s comments about their protest at the Barnwell Museum. The writer denounces critical “hate filled rallies” and defends displays she calls humorous, urging support against Serrano’s provocative art and warning of future demonstrations.
Letter writer defends Confederate heritage while condemning the shop owner’s use of the flag. Community tensions arise as residents discuss symbolism, history, and regional identity connected to Laurens and nearby SCV groups.
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