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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1990
Page
6
Rand Corp suggests boosting sanctions on buyers, boosting youth education, and expanding adolescent job opportunities to curb drug dealing based on surveys of 24,000 arrests and 186 offenders on probation in Washington DC. The research notes two thirds of dealers hold jobs, and risks of arrest, injury, and death are high for active dealers.
A reflective column argues split infinitives are not true grammatical crimes. Theodore M Bernstein’s influence on copy editing framed the debate, noting adverbs and placement, but urging flexibility while praising clear, concise style.
A column argues conservatives must exploit a mood of national outrage over modern art and attacks on tradition. It cites booing at a Padres Reds game, debates over NEA spending on controversial works, and calls for recapturing culture through policy shifts and defunding or reassessing federal art programs.
A critical column deconstructs the 500 billion bailout cost, framing it as twenty dollars monthly for 30 years from every taxpayer. It assigns blame to veterans in Congress, argues for removal of officials, and traces the S&L collapse to deregulation and risky real estate bets in California and Texas. The piece questions accountability, the government’s role, and ongoing payments.
A new book titled That’s the Way It Isn’t documents liberal slant in network news and quotes journalists showing bias. Foreword by Jeane Kirkpatrick warns of unchecked media power and widespread influence of New York based coverage on national views.
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