Our View Oklahoma City Bombing Tragedy Reflected in Unity
An editorial condemns the Oklahoma City bombing as a senseless act of evil. It honors victims and responders, praises national solidarity, and vows resilience, justice, and rebirth for America despite the tragedy. The piece criticizes terrorism and reaffirms resolve against such attacks.
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Quotes Of Note From Public Figures And Notables
WAJY general manager Kent Dunn discusses dropping a popular anti-drug program. Aiken Postmaster Donald Dulaney comments on late income tax form mailings. Senate leader Strom Thurmond on technology guiding the future. Gov Beasley aide Ginny Wolfe defends prison policy. Jahman Olufemi Olufenu condemns prison riot violence. Joe Montana notes retirement. Bruce Duchossois offers stables to Australian Olympic team.
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Aiken Standard contact and subscription details
The notice lists mailing addresses and offices for the Aiken Standard at P O Box 456 and 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29807 29802. It outlines subscription rates by duration and delivery hours including re delivery contacts and switchboard numbers. It notes the paper is published by Aiken Communications Inc and provides postmaster details.
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Oklahoma City bombing alters U.S. mood and policy tone
Washington columnist Sandy Grady notes Bill Clinton and Janet Reno vow severe response to the Oklahoma City massacre. He describes federal death penalty talk, public fear, and a shift in American mood from complacency to urgent security measures while praising resilience of strained survivors.
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Recasting Sentences Avoids the Flying Dutchman
A humorous critique on how wandering sentence phrases drift from active to passive, with multiple examples from crime and news copy. It notes how shifting voice clarifies meaning and preserves key names, places, and events while showing the limits of mangled prose.
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