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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1991
Page
6
Our view says the House defeat of the Bush administration budget and adoption of a Democratic substitute signals a de facto truce. Differences are minor, with no new taxes and spending targets kept. The deal prioritizes deficit reduction but delays broader fixes in education infrastructure and urban poverty.
The piece argues whether media can override rape victim privacy and print names and photos despite Florida law protecting victims. It cites NBC ethics, public opinion, and international protections, warning media excesses threaten trust and may spur a Supreme Court test.
A provocative piece argues Buckley’s Tucker's Last Stand reveals him as Blackford Oakes and a CIA agent, claiming a fake Tonkin Gulf attack spurred U.S. war moves. It alleges hidden transmitters and doubles, with reviews of Buckley’s career and a conspiratorial plot feeding Cold War intrigue.
The article recalls Morris Udall on the eve of the 1976 Democratic convention, his perspective after finishing second to Carter in several primaries, and his later retirement after 30 years in the House. It notes his wit, principled campaigns, environmental work, and graceful acceptance of defeat. Udall’s enduring reputation rests on integrity and dedication to good government.
Reader compliments John Boyette for a new Aiken Standard column on sports collectibles and urges balanced coverage. The letter notes many collectors in Aiken County look forward to the series and asks the paper to include opposing viewpoints like those in the Augusta Chronicle.
The Aiken Standard invites readers to call the Standard Line any time to air complaints or comments about any concern. Listeners should speak clearly, include first name and city, and expect a one minute limit. The paper may edit for brevity and fairness. GLENDA and Lorene referenced in reader note.
A reader complains about welfare dependence and a nonmarital baby while noting a man earns 16 an hour and a woman refuses marriage to keep benefits. The letter also mentions girls softball lacking lighted fields and ongoing clothing shortages as gear arrives slowly.
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