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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1995
Page
4
A newspaper note lists Jeffrey B. Wallace as managing editor and Charles O. Grice as advertising director. The brief attribution confirms key editorial staff roles.
Senator Strom Thurmond denies rumors of failing health and asserts full control of duties as chairman and defender of the Savannah River Site. The Savannah River budget and program matters continually concern him as he addresses speculation about stepping down.
Karl E Herde, longtime Aiken resident and antique auto enthusiast, died February 5 at 84. He drove vintage cars in parades and films, helped fluoridation efforts in the county, and supported the Aiken County Historical Museum and GASCar club. He served as president of the Health Council in 1954 and was a faithful church member at South Aiken Presbyterian. He worked at Hanford earlier in life and held a master’s in zoology.
The Aiken Standard notes SCE&G paid over 3.4 million in 1994 taxes, keeping it Aiken County's leading taxpayer. The letter argues big business taxes are passed to consumers and criticizes tax policy as deceptive. It cites Khrushchev as a quote reference.
Location and mailing addresses for the Aiken Standard are listed as 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 The phone numbers for subscription delivery and switchboard are provided along with delivery hours and news tips contact details The publication is issued by Aiken Communications Inc established 1867 and printed weekday afternoons plus weekend editions The postmaster address change note is included
The piece critiques Bill Clinton's budget proposal with large spending increases and a shrinking deficit claim, contrasts it with CBO projections, and presents Republican calls for deep cuts. It highlights Kasich’s nationwide hearings and a farmer Warren Shively urging government to do right by taxpayers.
University of Texas political scientist James Fishkin and PBS plan a deliberative poll for the 1996 primary season. 600 voters will be briefed with balanced information at the LBJ Library in Austin and later questioned after a weekend of discussions. The project aims to elevate public discourse and offer a human face to polling, televised on PBS with or without major candidates.
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