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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1994
Page
4
Aiken Standard editorials argue crime levels may not be rising and emphasize a broad, society wide approach. The series notes drug crimes, early releases, prison overcrowding, and potential alternatives to incarceration. It also links crime trends to family values and calls for united action across home, church, schools, and society.
After nine years of study Monsanto’s bovine somatotropin BST enters market aiming to raise milk output by up to 20 percent. FDA finds milk from treated cows indistinguishable from normal milk though opponents led by the Pure Food Campaign warn against genetic engineering and call for consumer resistance.
A heartfelt tribute to wives of prominent men detailing their public roles and private sacrifices. It praises wives who rise as leaders, notes how they are often unseen in the glare of their husbands, and ends with a lyric comparing their support to the wind beneath a hero.
Secretary Hazel OLeary spoke at the Aiken Chamber Banquet outlining $36 million for Savannah River Site technology transfer and defense conversion. The plan envisions a Savannah River Research Campus, more economic diversification, and no layoffs through 1995, with SRS as a national security and regional growth engine led by Rep. Derrick.
The piece discusses Fourth Amendment standards for searches and seizures in drug cases. It cites McCarthur and Banks decisions upholding canine alerts and bag searches, notes police experience details, and recalls Bostick’s 1991 Fort Lauderdale bus case as the Supreme Court interpreted as not unreasonable.
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