Beasley Dole endorsement seen as natural fit for governor
The State editorial argues Beasley's endorsement of Bob Dole reflects pragmatic ties to conservative radicalism, noting Beasley shifted parties and backed Republicans to win. It casts Dole as a national pragmatist and front runner shaping local political alignment.
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Aiken Standard Contact and Publishing Details
The Aiken Standard, ISSN 0889-2567, is published weekday afternoons and weekends by Aiken Communications Inc. It provides tips, story ideas, and newsroom contacts for the City Editor Features Editor and Sports. Mailing address is P O Box 456, 124 Fat land Drive, Aiken South Carolina 29802.
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Red tailed hawks attract letters on pets and safety
Readers discuss the impact of red tailed hawks on pets and livestock, defending the birds as a minor threat and urging owners to control small dogs, keep pets indoors, and avoid harming wildlife while noting broader dog danger and urban wildlife education. The exchange references Carl Langley columns and Audubon Society experiences.
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Foreman Aiken
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Shame Changes in Society and the Media Age
Philadelphia Inquirer columnist Claude Lewis examines shifting social norms around shame and morality. He argues modern culture rewards fame over privacy, with celebrity pregnancies, intimate relationships, and high profile trials driving a self-esteem obsessed, feel-good society.
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