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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1996
Page
4
The Post-Tribune notes doctors largely refuse to assist suicides but urges open discussion to set guidelines. It credits Dr Kevin Kevorkian with provoking debate among public, legal, and medical communities about life ending care and its ethics.
The Philadelphia Daily News notes that parties and candidates tout reform but action remains elusive once officials gain office. It recalls Clinton Gingrich pledges from 1994 and argues real change is unlikely as big money interests steer policy.
In Provo Utah BYU will have played two games before August ends marking an unprecedented early schedule. Analysts note the start of college football began 127 years ago with Rutgers hosting Princeton. The shift to early games draws pundit comment and some resentment from traditionalists.
Public contact details for the Aiken Standard include location at 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456, Aiken 29802. Office hours are 8 30 am to 5 30 pm Monday through Friday with subscription and delivery problem lines and weekday and weekend delivery times.
A preacher uses the potter and clay metaphor to urge personal renewal through God’s hands. He cites Jeremiah, cites God’s nearness, and urges commitment, service, and a second chance through surrender and rededication.
Richard H. Selkirk died August 22 at age 85. A Bucknell boxer and Du Pont supervising engineer at Savannah River Site, he held several patents and lived a life of outdoorsmanship and service. He supported family members with care, was active in ASME and the U S Power Squadron, and belonged to multiple clubs and his church.
A Graniteville reader argues that concealed carry reduces crime and that disarming citizens fails to deter criminals. He cites Kennesaw Georgia and claims police cannot guarantee protection, urging responsible citizens to obtain permits and exercise self defense.
The Aug 23 Aiken Standard quotes Solicitor Barbara Morgan praising new crime fighting tools and common sense laws for lawmen and courts. Edward J. Kaney, retired probation officer, questions input from victims and officers in plea bargains and urges truth in sentencing for Aiken County.
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