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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1993
Page
5
The piece critiques President Clinton for shifting positions on a national sales tax and other promises. It argues his credibility suffers from reversals, notes tax and policy controversies, and urges clearer, more consistent leadership to win support in Congress and among voters.
A letter urges April 27 votes in Aiken County School Districts 1 4 8 and 9 highlighting a four year term impact on deficits overcrowding and transportation. The second letter criticizes gun control advocates citing state and federal policies and crime rates while blaming politicians for rising crime and prison cuts.
The paper invites letters to the editor and requires writers to sign with a mailing address. Letters should be legible and preferably typewritten, concise, and subject to editing. Send to The Editor Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802.
Washington columnist Sandy Grady weighs Clinton's rough 100 days with a string of errors from the Waco fallout to the stalled stimulus plan. He criticizes indecision on health care financing, gay military policy and Bosnia while noting Reno's assertive handling and Socks the cat as a humorous aside.
Aiken County Public Schools respond to a letter criticizing district financing and performance. The district rebuts claims of near-bottom rankings, cites SAT excess over state average, strong math results, accreditation, and state responsibilities for buses, with detailed budget and staff context. The Public Information Assistant invites questions to clarify the record.
The IRS used a shredded paper bag to build a tax fraud indictment against Alan Scott, prompting a Supreme Court question on abandoned trash as admissible evidence. Past rulings in Greenwood and related dissents frame the issue: does public trash reveal private life or is it fair game for police, and should such evidence be admissible in court.
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