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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1996
Page
4
A collection of quotes from officials and residents in Aiken and surrounding areas touches on politics, community aid, housing disputes, a fatal shooting, planning debates, NASA and space events, and storm responses. The remarks span Attorney General Charles Condon, council members, the Salvation Army, a motel manager, and a NASA official, reflecting local and national issues.
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Dr. Nancy Dickey urges physicians to challenge unsubstantiated hypotheses in silicone breast implant litigation. She warns a few doctors push biased, paid testimony and phony detection tests, harming patient trust and medical integrity while FDA advisories call out misleading claims.
The editorial urges the General Assembly to restore county level control on video gambling, notes a Supreme Court ruling uniformity requires statewide law, and suggests state tax levies with local regulation. It supports Governor Beasley on removing the Confederate flag and calls for an independent audit of the Department of Transportation.
Tony Snow argues that bipartisanship talk masks gridlock and fear of bold policy. He criticizes both parties for prioritizing polling and branding over decisive action, noting the economy grows while government stalls and leadership sleeps through the New Niceness era.
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