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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1990
Page
4
Our view critiques Sheriff Gene Taylor’s cash for informants program using billboards that urge citizens to turn in dealers. The plan mirrors Crime Stoppers but may prompt residents to buy drugs to qualify, raising safety concerns while hoping for effective enforcement and cautious implementation.
A Augusta Aiken Chapter of the Military Order of the World Wars urges cautious engagement with reforming communist nations while opposing premature defense cuts. The writer also warns of a looming social security and national debt crisis, arguing inflation will erode purchasing power if funds are mismanaged.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with a writer’s mailing address and legible text. Brief, to the point submissions are preferred and all letters may be edited. Send to The Editor, Ken Standard, Box 456, Aiken, S. C.
The article urges President Bush to back a strong, independent Germany in postwar talks, arguing America must not repeat past alliances or bury German crimes. It recalls East Prussian massacres, mass expulsions, and international reactions, comparing Cold War outcomes to a safer, freedom-driven future.
Washington reports focus on Mayor Marion Barry facing felony drug possession and perjury indictments. Debate centers on possible plea bargains to resign versus political motivations. Observers note historic cases with Agnew and Nixon to frame potential outcomes and public reaction remains unsettled amid concerns about arrest handling.
The piece analyzes rumored schisms between Donald Trump and Ivana focused on Marla Maples as a potential third party in their split. It suggests battles over money and control, with possible concessions including renaming, credit-card restrictions, and surrendering assets. It hints at vast settlements involving Atlantic City property and other major assets, signaling a high stakes, high profile dispute.
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