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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1992

Page

4

Gracious Aiken shopkeeper Nettie Franzblau dies at local home

Our view honors Nettie Franzblau who died January 30. She ran Franzblau's on Laurens Street for 30 years after arriving from New York in 1933. The community remembers her as a kind, active civic member and longtime Hadassah leader.

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Readers praise Palmetto Cablevision while recalling Jocko Graves statue tribute

A letter lauds Palmetto Cablevision for clear monthly bills and reliable service but complains of poor phone support. It shifts to recounting the Jocko Graves statue story from the Revolutionary War, highlighting the heroism of a 12 year old who ferried horses in freezing conditions, and ends with questions about POW and MIAs in Vietnam and official credibility.

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Letters to the Editor and POW MIA debate note

The piece combines a call for letters to The Aiken Standard with a summary of a Senate Foreign Relations Committee report on POW MIA issues. It cites Jesse Helms and Henry Kissinger, mentions post war reconstruction promises, and argues for bottle returns and recycling to save energy.

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Haitian refugees, U S policy, and calls for action

The piece argues Haitians at sea seek asylum while the United States labels most as economic refugees. It cites humanitarian concerns, criticizes the Bush administration, and notes the Haitian crisis stems from a military coup led by a small junta. It discusses regional responses and the limits of OAS intervention.

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Haiti Crisis Urges OAS Peacekeeping Support

In response to the ousting of Haiti's democratically elected president, the author urges regional action by democratic states. They argue the OAS should deploy a temporary peacekeeping force to protect Haiti's elected leaders and prevent a broader regional spillover, citing Grenada and Panama as precedents. The piece warns against embargoes and advocates U S backed intervention if needed.

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North Carolina redistricting draw labeled as lunacy

The piece criticizes North Carolina’s redistricting following the 1990 census and the DOJ’s stance. It argues the 12th district plan, drawn to favor black voters, amounts to gerrymandering and repeats historic racial manipulation. The author cites Justice Warren and Powell to question the legality and fairness of population-based districting.

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Readers propose names for capital gains tax in survey

In a wide range of public views, Americans suggest alternatives to the term capital gains tax from Robin Hood Tax to equity liquidation and asset appreciation. The debate centers on how a tax aims to spur job creation and economic growth while avoiding confusing language.

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