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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1995
Page
4
The piece honors rescue workers and Rebecca Anderson, a nurse who died from injuries after the blast and donated her heart to a critically ill patient. It describes the grim rubble clearing and the volunteers risking danger to save others, highlighting collective heroism.
Letters urge residents to question the districts educational philosophy and the recent shake up creating a deputy superintendent position. They critique funding priorities, interviews for the superintendent post, and praise Graniteville Cemetery cleanup as a community effort.
The notice lists mailing address P O Box 456 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29802 and switchboard 648 2311 with hours 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m weekdays. It details delivery times 5 p m on weekdays 7 a m Saturday 8 a m Sunday and provides re delivery lines 649 5315 and 648 2311 for tips and news. It shows subscription rates for Home County and Other and notes Aiken Standard PBM subscription and ISSN 0893 2557 with establishment in 1867 and publication details.
Washington columnist Sandy Grady argues that heated right wing rhetoric and media sensationalism created a climate where violence flourishes. He notes leaders like Clinton denounce hate peddlers and urges stopping the high pitched hatred fueling extremism and violence.
The piece argues that prudent people prepare internally for hardship rather than only safeguarding external assets. It contrasts outer and inner games, stressing mental focus, spiritual preparation, and self-discipline as essential to facing future challenges and contributing to the community. The author, pastor of First Baptist Church in Aiken, urges starting inner prep now.
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