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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1995
Page
4
At the Gridiron Dinner in Washington Health and Human Services secretary drew laughs with a quip about White House Chief of Staff Leon Panetta and a December 15 deadline. Amid stalled talks, lawmakers and officials ponder locking negotiators in an Air Force hangar in Dayton to push a balanced budget deal.
A group of eight former officials led by John Anderson Bill Bradley Gary Hart Richard Lamm Tim Penny Paul Tsongas debate reviving Jimmy Carter era fiscal conservatism and social liberalism. They plan conference calls and may decide before Christmas whether to field an independent candidate. The reform topic lacks excitement.
A U N commission pushes taxes on aviation traffic cruises fuel and telecommunications to finance international missions. James Speth backs a global tax on certain foreign exchange transactions, arguing it would curb U N costs. Critics warn it would erode national sovereignty and burden taxpayers.
Information on subscription, delivery hours, and contact numbers for the Aiken Standard. Provides address, mailing box, switchboard, fax, and staff contact details for editors and publisher.
The piece argues against genetic predestination for wrongdoing, noting Time magazine on infidelity and evolutionarily driven behavior. It contrasts science and theology, urges personal accountability, and cites Dr. Andrea of First Baptist Church in Aiken urging readiness before God.
Opinion piece argues that a discrimination case against Hooters trivializes real equal employment issues. It compares Hooters hiring to entertainment roles and other restaurants with performers, defending the chain's policy as not inherently discriminatory while warning against banning sex appeal in media and service industries.
Dr Linda Eldridge announced 15 county schools earned incentive awards from 12 000 to 30 000 under the state program. Since 1985 the county has received 359 000 in awards as schools raise test scores and attendance the effort aims to boost public education quality.
The letter alleges repeated police raids causing arrests and injuries. It cites eight hundred dollar bail and coerced settlements to drop charges. Authors urge the Aiken stangara to investigate the broader issue and protect residents from trauma and jail costs.
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