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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1996
Page
4
Independent voters or undeclareds have historically about 15 percent of the primary total but could rise to 25 percent or more this year due to Steve Forbes. Analysts say a higher independent share would likely boost Forbes in the Republican primary, according to political observers.
Philadelphia Daily News argues Black History Month highlights overlooked world histories beyond Eurocentric focus. The piece notes nonwhite contributions span Asia Africa pre-Columbian America and suggests ongoing inclusive history beyond a single month.
Aiken Standard lists location at 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456, with subscription line 649 5915 and delivery expectations by 5 p m weekdays and 7 00 a m weekends. Switchboard 648 2311, fax 648 6052, and editorial contacts given with scattered digits.
Greg Tyler, city editor of The Aiken Standard, discusses cyberspace basics for beginners. He notes the Greater Aiken Information Network and ICESCAPE have shaped local online access while praising Augusta.Net as a reliable service. He argues competition benefits consumers and urges patience as newbies learn.
The Aiken Standard outlines rules for Letters to the Editor. Writers must include signature mailing address and daytime and home phone numbers for verification. All letters may be edited and condensed and should be addressed to Letters to the Editor at P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.
A citizen letter criticizes Westinghouse over the SRS contract, alleging greed, layoffs, and limited competition since 1989. It blames DOE and points to Pittsburgh leadership, cites a shrinking bidder pool from two to one, and urges scrutiny of who gets the five year six billion dollar award. The writer also weighs in on presidential hopefuls, praising Pat Buchanan for defending South Carolina.
The Oregon Senate contest ends with the Republican candidate leading by one point 48 percent to 47 percent. Liberals split their support among four groups, while conservatives rally behind the winner. The piece argues fiscal reform and government reduction hinge on which party has pushed budget cuts and resisted liberal criticism.
The piece supports Governor Beasley’s demand for a DOE long range plan before shipping 22 tons of spent fuel to Savannah River Site. It argues SRS is capable and safer handling exists, warns against alarmism, and urges DOE to address plutonium disposal and national energy policy while resisting anti nuclear fear tactics.
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