Westinghouse WSRC Education Outreach Earns High Praise
Our view lauds Westinghouse Savannah River Co for its education program reaching 34 000 students. The company allocated 183 500 from corporate funds and 1 400 employees volunteered. Highlights include a 19 366 student Teach-In and 110 000 grant to Aiken High School for Learning Logic.
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Parents protest Pocahontas toys at Burger King
A Harrisburg reader writes in response to a July article on Pocahontas promotional toys at local Burger King outlets. The letter voices parental pressure from constant advertising and toy demand, noting supply issues, costs, and disappointing reactions from children.
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Local Letters Rule At The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard invites letters for publication with writer name address and phone. Letters may be edited. A resident campaign highlights a fast food promotion with toys in kids meals and poster displays.
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Market value urged for Aiken Farmers Market
A reader agrees with the McDuffies letter requesting the City of Aiken recognize the Farmers Market as a valued local gathering place. The writer criticizes plans to make the market more exciting and notes the rainstorm hazard of flooded drains near the market.
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Aiken Standard Address and Contact Details
The Aiken Standard lists offices at 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina with P O Box 456 and a switchboard, fax and delivery contact numbers. It outlines subscription rates and delivery hours for daily and weekend editions and notes publication by Alken Communications Inc established 1867.
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The Spelling Lesson From a Sharp Editorial Eye
A columnist urges careful reading and spelling discipline after recalling numerous misprints from newspapers. He highlights examples from sports and crime reporting and stresses consulting dictionaries to avoid errors like medieval vs midevil and sodom vs Sodom, urging readers to read widely, doubt uncertain spellings, and learn correct forms.
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Clinton Aims At The Wrong Target In House Vote
The piece argues President Clinton failed the LBJ Test after blaming lobbyists for the polluters for Congress that aborted a key EPA enforcement vote. It contrasts his approach with Lyndon B. Johnson and notes Democratic defection and strategic concerns ahead of 1996 reelection.
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