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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1995
Page
4
The piece argues that public anger over President Clinton's Bosnia troop decision stems from perceived credibility gaps tied to his Vietnam War avoidance. It says trust in the commander in chief eroded by his actions, urging a clear U S role in Bosnia and criticizing Clinton's leadership.
The Indianapolis Star notes a legal error in former Justice Warren Burger’s will may force heirs to pay nearly $500,000 in estate taxes to the federal government and Virginia. Critics argue Congress should cut taxes further, with Russell Kirk calling inheritance tax anti family.
A historical column argues the 1990s expansion started after March 1991 and, despite duration, delivered weak job gains. It notes more layoffs than during the 1990 91 recession and deems this recovery the longest with the fewest jobs in postwar U.S. history.
Aiken Standard provides location and mailing addresses at 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456 Aiken 29802 with office hours 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday to Friday. Delivery problems should call 649 5315 and circula tion customer service hours are listed. Newsroom and publisher contact numbers are provided.
Dennis C. Rogers notes the O'Connell Economic Enterprise Institute at USC Aiken promotes entrepreneurship as a foundation of economic growth. Since 1986 the institute funds research, internships, and programs like the Private Investor Network, Olin chairs, and Shop Aiken driven by Olin Foundation gifts and Palmetto Partnerships.
In a remarkable comeback after a October 12 tragedy, Blackville Hilda High School defeated Timmonsville 15 to 12 to win the Class A state football championship. The victory honors a community healing from a double killing at the school as students and staff show resilience and courage.
A Georgia student at Douglass High School asks for South Carolina materials while linking cold hearts to World War II and the Bosnia crisis. The letter urges readers to show compassion and aid those in need rather than ignore suffering.
Don Shoemaker urges calm over Okinawa base tensions and urges patience from both sides. He recalls Pearl Harbor, notes U S withdrawal plans, and stresses lasting Pacific peace and strong economic ties amid the Clinton summit.
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