Our View: US Must Stay Strong After Iraq Invasion
The piece argues for maintaining military strength and nuclear deterrence in light of Iraq’s invasion and global threats. It warns against unilateral disarmament, recalling WWII tyrannies and the idea that deterrence has kept order for decades. It frames Hiroshima commemoration and SRS reactor protests within this stance.
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Murphy Leaves Braves for Phillies After Twenty-Year Run
Atlanta fans bid farewell to Dale Murphy as he joins the Philadelphia Phillies. The longtime Braves star, renowned for his fielding and steady bat, moves on after years of signing autographs and serving his community. Fans hope renewed success for Murph with his new team.
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Letters to the Editor on Palmetto Cable Service delays and state patrol ethics
A reader laments Palmetto Cable Service delays citing uninstalled main trunks and broken promises for July 1990 hookup while neighbors remain connected. The letter also criticizes state patrol honesty, urging leadership and in-house reform to restore trust and accountability.
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Writing to the editor at Aiken Standard
Readers are invited to send signed letters with mailing addresses for publication to The Editor Aiken Standard Box 456 Aiken SC 29802. Submissions should be legible and concise as letters may be edited. There is no subject matter limit.
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Patience urged as Iraq crisis tests US resolve
The author counsels patience amid fears of recession and oil shocks after Iraq invaded Kuwait. He praises President Bush for unity and diplomacy, notes the need for a naval blockade if required, and urges oil companies to resist price gouging while questions remain about pipeline disruption and overall market impact.
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Gene Altering to Become New Cure
A federal Recombinant DNA Advisory Committee approved two gene therapy approaches. One uses modified tumor infiltrating lymphocytes to fight malignant melanoma, aiming to replace surgery and chemotherapy with targeted immune attack. The other seeks to correct a rare inherited immune disorder by inserting a normal gene into patients to restore enzyme production, with bone marrow injections as a future delivery. The article notes vast potential and public debate over safety, ethics, and long term consequences.
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The Zsa Zsa Effect in American Headlines
A columnist cites the so called Zsa Zsa Effect as celebrities and public figures face legal trouble. Names like Pete Rose Kevin Mackey George Steinbrenner and others are highlighted amid debates on morality mercy and the media spotlight.
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