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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1994

Page

4

Memorial for Sylvia Sager Schwartz

Sylvia Sager Schwartz who died January 22 in Aiken had lived there since 1964 and contributed to Democratic causes. She served on the County Election Commission and was named to the State Election Commission. A New York City native she worked as office manager for Southeastern Tool Co. prior to 1985 and was active in NOW and Hadassah.

Sylvia Sager Schwartz Aiken Jean McCrosky Aiken County Community Action Commission National Organization For Women Congregation Atlas Yeshurun Aiken Hadassah Sisterhood New York City Southeastern Tool Co McCrosky Schwartz

End The Ugly Siege of Sarajevo and NATO Action

The Sarajevo market massacre in the two year siege kills 68 and wounds 200. The editorial urges NATO to authorize air strikes against artillery and mortar positions around Sarajevo and to coordinate a joint European American military action led by the U N Secretary General Boutros Boutros Ghali with strong participation from Britain France and Italy.

Sarajevo NATO U.N Boutros Boutros-Ghali

Letters to the Editor on universal health care access

A nurse argues for universal primary care in Clinton era reform and urges crossing party lines for a fair plan. Linda W. Johnston, RN, PhD, notes current insurance gaps and rationing while urging nationwide access despite costs. The letter references Sen. Pryor criticizing drug price controls and the unseen costs of bringing new drugs to market.

McMaster Clinton America Linda W. Johnston R.N Aiken

Letters to the Editor on Drug Industry Costs and Health Care

An Aiken Standard reader argues about drug development costs. He cites $231 million to bring a new drug to market and claims pharmaceutical firms invest four times the industrial average in R and D. He contends liability costs inflate vaccine prices and criticizes Sen. Pryor for not presenting the full story. He warns against politicians taking over health care.

Sen. Pryor Arkansas Detroit

Stumbling On The Road To Equality

Joan Beck argues that American women face wage gaps longer hours and domestic burdens while spotlighting global abuses. The State Department report catalogs genital mutilation child marriage forced prostitution and coercive abortion in many countries, urging international attention and action.

U.S. State Department Africa Middle East State Department Thailand Depeteneat China

Farrakhan speech linked to enduring bigotry critique

Joe Stroud argues that Louis Farrakhan's Kean College remarks expose racism's appeal and the need to repudiate anti Semitism. He notes Emerson of empowerment appeals and warns repudiation can inflate fringe figures, urging unity and intolerance rejection across groups.

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