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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1993

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Health Costs A Crisis In South Carolina

The state faces rising health care costs with no clear nationwide solution. Analysts warn that balancing quality and affordability while improving access will require costly changes. Lawmakers describe the debate as difficult with potential big sacrifices for consumers and providers.

Greenville South Carolina University of South Carolina Mark Tompkins William Mahon South Carolina Medical Association Tompkins House Timothy Rogers Columbia Howell Clyburn R Taylors William Houck Florence

Democratic Governors Hopeful About Clinton Economic Plans

Governors from several states express optimism that President Clinton will help revive the economy and curb health care costs while facing Republican critiques that he is distracted by peripheral issues. Indiana Governor Evan Bayh says he is more hopeful than ever as Clinton requests short and long term stimulus and deficit reduction proposals during the National Governors Association meeting.

Washington South Carolina Carroll Campbell Indiana Evan Bayh Clinton

Cowboys Celebrate Super Bowl Victory in Dallas Parade Night

Dallas fans flooded streets after the Cowboys routed the Bills 52 17 marking the team’s first Super Bowl win since 1978. Police controlled traffic as hundreds cheered from bars and homes, horns blared, and revelers painted blue and silver, with some shouting Da Boys are back. Vendors sold World Champions T shirts amid the downtown celebration.

Dallas Dallas Cowboy Gwen Harris Cowboys Buffalo Bills Scott Trapp Pat Atkins Perry Gresham Gary Mash

Call to share news ideas at 648-2311

Readers are invited to submit news ideas by calling 648 2311. The notice urges community tips and story pitches for local coverage and editorial consideration.

Community Leaders Named in Regional Notices

Grace C Anderson Barnwell Joseph Cullum Monetta William Fallon North Augusta Flint Hendrix Augusta David Stevens Aiken are listed as participants in a regional public notice.

Grace C. Anderson Barnwell Joseph Cullum Monetta William Fallon North Augusta Flint Hendrix Augusta David Stevens Aiken

Deficit-Cut Proposals Divide Clinton Aides and Critics

Clinton advisers weigh deficit-cut ideas but face heavy opposition. Moynihan rejects canceling the Social Security COLA and suggests broad tax limits while Dole prefers trimming COLA by 1 to 2 percent over raising taxes. Both cite potential economic impacts and political risk.

Lott Moynihan Clinton Dole NBC Meet the Press

Buffalo Bills Suffer Third Straight Super Bowl Loss

Buffalo fans fill the Buffalo Sports Garden and the Buffalo Convention Center as the Bills lose 52 to 17 to the Dallas Cowboys. Fans express heartbreak after another title game defeat with others calling for no victory party.

Buffalo N.Y Buffalo Bills Todd Bacher Buffal Sports Garden Bills Dallas Cowboys Jeff Barrett Buffalo Convention Center New York Giants Washington Redskins Houston Oilers Pittsburgh Miami Marie Richardson Buffalo Sports Garden Jim Kelly Frank Reich Don Beebe Mark Kopenski Jamestown Convention Center Denny Lynch Kevin Klass Portland Maine

Clinton Considers Vaccine Distribution Plan

The Clinton administration weighs a federal state funded program to buy and distribute free childhood vaccines to nearly all U S children. The New York Times notes support from pediatricians and advocates while drug makers warn of reduced profits and research funding. The plan could cost 300 to 500 million above current 175 million and funding sources are undecided. Connecticut Massachusetts and Washington already run similar programs.

New York Clinton U.S New York Times The Times Connecticut Massachusetts Washington

Socks Returns to White House limelight after Super Bowl party

Socks the First Cat reappears in public life after a quiet period. Chelsea Clinton’s cat was driven to Washington by Carolyn Huber from Little Rock Arkansas for a Super Bowl party attended by governors Mario Cuomo and Ann Richards.

Washington Socks Chelsea Clinton Little Rock Ark White House Carolyn Huber Mario Cuomo New York Ann Richards Texas

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