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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1998

Page

4

Time to pull plug on video poker in South Carolina

An editorial urges legislature to end video poker in South Carolina calling the addiction a cancer. It argues the gambling costs taxpayers billions in social services and supports bills to remove video poker funding from the state budget and close industry loopholes.

South Carolina Palmetto Columbia David Beasley House of Representatives University of Nevada - Las Vegas Aiken Greg Ryberg R-Aiken Senate General Assembly

Public accepts Clinton Lewinsky affair lack of outrage noted

A Washington Post survey shows 60 percent don't deem Clinton Lewinsky revelations important and 65 percent want him to stay in office. The piece argues tolerance grows with economic security, citing Ronald Inglehart's Modernization and Postmodernization and global trends toward self expression and less rigid moral norms.

The Wall Street Journal White House Washington Post Bill Clinton Monica Lewinsky Clinton William Bennett University of Michigan Ronald Inglehart Inglehart Che Guevara Boone United States

Aiken Standard Letter Praises Ray Glinski's Civic Push

In a spirited critique the writer defends Ray Glinski for challenging the City Council over Northland Cable's 4.9 percent rate hike and questions about how programming is chosen. The piece praises citizen involvement, notes councils set franchises but not rates, and urges continued public scrutiny while acknowledging the media’s own limits.

Ray Glinski Ray Northland Cable Council Aiken Standard Cablevision Intermedia Northland

Letters Defend George Funeral Home Amid Rumors in Aiken

Joseph W. McClellan, owner of George Funeral Home and Southlawn Cemetery, responds to rumors about his business. He notes 1962 service entry, 1964 inheritance, and ongoing family leadership while opposing high pressure sales and gossip. He invites readers to question rumors and praises editorial criticism of local government bickering, suggesting arbitration as a potential cure.

George Funeral Home & Southlawn Cemetery, Inc Ome George Funeral Home George Joseph W. McClellan Georges Funeral Home Rivers Funeral Home Southlawn Cemetery Aiken Standard

Let ters to the Editor at The Aiken Standard

The Aiken Standard invites letters to the Editor and asks writers to keep submissions brief. Include the writer’s signature, mailing address, and daytime and home telephone numbers for verification.

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