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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1987
Page
4
South Carolina Senator Hollings argues for universal compulsory military or public service for all able bodied youth. He cites minority representation in the armed forces and promises education benefits and post service options to fund college costs and instill discipline.
The article contrasts a rising anti smoke movement in federal buildings with concerns over individual rights and potential next targets like alcohol. It notes a shift from widespread smoking in the mid century to rare smoking in public meetings and questions how far laws should protect non-smokers.
Congress fights over raises as 1987 pay reforms crumble. Democrats Ackerman and Ford complain of unequal pay while Nader and Davidson push public urgency. The piece urges ratification of a historic amendment preventing immediate Congressional pay hikes.
The backslider slides back from God by letting sin rule life. Hosea 11 7 and Hebrews 10 31 warn of judgment. God loves you and Christ died to forgive sins. If you confess and repent, first John 1 9 promises forgiveness and purification.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s address for publication. Anonymous submissions are not considered. Legibility is preferred and letters may be edited for space clarity taste and libel. Address letters to Letters to the Editor P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.
A reader letter argues for harsher penalties after a 4 year old contracted gonorrhea from a 26 year old man. The writer calls for life without parole or castration, questions rehabilitation, and urges stronger protection for children.
The Mashburn School in Aiken now serves ten learning-disabled students in a day program. Each child receives individualized instruction tailored to his needs, with support from the Aiken Standard and local groups. The executive director thanks supporters and pledges continued progress for these students.
Aiken Junior Woman's Club Charity Auction proves a great success as volunteers and community members donate time and funds. Proceeds support a wide range of local organizations, with organizers praising community enthusiasm and promising another gala event next year.
Carolyn Drake from Clemson protests a bill to merge adoption services into the Department of Social Services. She cites reduced citizen input at a January 28 hearing, costs of 690000, concerns over county co location, accountability gaps, and calls for keeping a separate Children's Bureau or creating a new agency to protect vulnerable children.
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