United Way Marks 40 Years Of Community Service In Aiken
Aiken celebrated forty years of United Way service noting the 1952 foundation meeting at the Savannah River Plant and the drive that created the Aiken County Community Chest. The campaign grew from $51 000 in 1952 to nearly $2.2 million in 1991 with ongoing local industry support and volunteer leadership. A Friday gathering at Virginia Acres Park honors longtime contributors.
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Aiken
Savannah River
Dorsey K. Lybrand
Albert M. George
The
du Pont Co
SRS
United Way
Aiken County
Westinghouse
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United Way As
United Way of
Playhouse Shelter
Virginia Acres Park
Spelling Missteps Highlight Local Newsroads and Ads
A collage of misspellings and word errors from grants pass to ashville shows how typos shape impressions in business and classifieds. From a mortgage firm letter to quirky ad snafus and era memories, spelling proves influential in perception and trust.
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Grants Pass
Ore
Hendersonville
N.C
Plato
Savannah
the Pennysaver
Windward Island
Altoona
Bolivia
Chip N Dale
Kenmore
N.Y
Fort Myers
Fla
Krenlin
Spartanburg
S.C
Green Wing McCall & Minor Birds
Buffalo
Spencer
Ind
Christiansburg
Ohio
Ocala
Star-Banner
Mike Tyson
Manhattan
Woolford
The
Daily Banner
Raleigh
News & Observer
T. Graham Brown
Stuart
News
New York Mets
Jeff Torborg
Mets
Cincinnati
Associated Press
Reds
Asheville
Citizen-Times
Liberalism shifts with the times in Clinton era debate
The piece argues there are two liberalisms and two conservatisms, showing how Clinton fits a liberal economic stance while modern liberalism emphasizes culture and tolerance. It notes clashes with unions, interest groups, and Democratic colleagues over policy and loyalty. It weighs how definitions change since the New Deal.
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Bill Clinton
AL Gore
Jack Kemp
Dan Quayle
Verrmient
Franklin Roosevelt
John Kennedy
Clinton
Gore
George Bush
Amerm
Bush
Public Works Administration
Civilian Conservation Corps
Ace Corps
Jesse Jackson
Oregon Health Rationing Plan Sparks National Debate
The Oregon plan to limit Medicaid and rank treatments faces opposition from lawmakers and disability groups. Advocates say rationing prioritizes necessary care, while critics warn it discriminates against the poor, the disabled, and those with serious illnesses. The discussion includes implications for AIDS patients, alcoholics, and prenatal care.
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Oregon
Oreon
Othervora
Health Commission
Louis Sullivan
Bill Clinton
Sen
al Gore
Soul Patrol controversy at National Convention in Houston
The piece discusses Steve Gooden and his controversial concept the Soul Patrol and its alleged influence on black identity politics. It cites figures like Hosea Williams Barbara Jordan and critics who fear the movement enforces division and pressures public figures.
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John Blake
Atlanta Constiution
Soul Patrol
Theatrol
Winoop! Goldberg
Andrew Young
Mondale
Jesse Jackson
Ralph Abernathy
Martin Luther King Jr
Barbara Jordan
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James J. Kilpatrick
Jon Margolis
Knigntrader Service
Marie Antoinete
Joanne Jacobs
State Senate
John Ies
Paul Harvey
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Tom
Hosea Williams