Trinity Lutheran Home Planned for Aiken Downtown
The Lutherans move forward with Trinity Lutheran Home on Laurens Street site once a school. The facility will house 21 independent living apartments and 24 beds across two floors with one unit for Alzheimer patients. Plans to be reviewed by City Planning and City Council in September.
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Reg Reform Backed By Hollings Angers Dole Allies
A South Carolina business leader commends Senator Hollings for backing the Glenn Chaffee regulatory reform bill to curb duplicative rules and preserve safety standards. The letter criticizes Dole and lobbyists while urging informed public action to curb federal growth and defend the House’s constitutional powers.
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Aiken Standard News Tips Point to City Editor
The Aiken Standard invites readers to share news tips and story ideas with the City Editor and Features Editor of Sports Ector at the paper's Rutland Drive address or P.O. Box. Include location and contact details for potential local stories.
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Dollar Bill Bradley walks away from politics of noise
Washington columnist Sandy Grady notes Bill Bradley the Princeton alum and former senator tired of sound bite politics. He questions a return to office as the race against Dick Zimmer heats up and he contemplates an independent run or a college president role.
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Beyond Virtual Reality to Fantasy in UN and Equality Debates
A critique argues that political rhetoric creates a virtual reality masking real-world failures from Bosnia to Somalia. It questions affirmative action, racial and group disparities, and the belief in universal equal representation. The piece condemns utopian thinking and urges honest discussion of demographics and history.
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