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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1996

Page

4

Adams Last Hope In Northern Ireland

The Independent argues Gerry Adams as Sinn Fein leader could secure a fresh IRA cease-fire and guide a peace process. It urges cautious support and vigilant leadership from politicians, noting Adams may be the century’s last hope for Northern Ireland peace.

Northern Ireland Middle East London Gerry Adams Sinn Fein IRA Adams TRA Gary Adams the Independent

FDA Could Stand More Efficiency

The Herald notes that while strict safeguards govern U S drug approval the FDA could speed reviews without compromising safety. It contrasts faster European approvals with U S procedures and cites ongoing efforts to grant pharmaceutical firms more control and predictability in the process.

FDA U.S. Food and Drug Administration the Herald Everett, Wash

Aiken Standard Contact and Delivery Hours Notice

Local notice provides subscription and delivery contact details for the Aiken Standard. It lists mailing address P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 office hours 8 30 a m to 5 90 p m weekdays delivery issues line 649 5315 switchboard 648 2311 fax 648 6052 and editor contacts for story ideas with publisher Scott B Hunter contact info truncated in the source.

Butl and Drive P.O Aiken Aiken Standard Scott B. Hunter

Math Illiteracy and a Parking Cashier’s Headache

A reader parries a long line at a parking lot when the cashier’s calculator fails and he must calculate by head. The piece cites Temple University educators and John Allen Paulos on math literacy, argues calculators should aid, not replace, basic arithmetic. The author recounts a late night encounter ending with a disputed $12 or $10 bill.

Stephen Krolic Temple University School of Education Krolic Temple John Allen Paulos Paulos

Accelerator Would Be Step Forward At SRS

DOE favors an accelerator at SRS for future tritium production with final decision due in 1998. The plan could spark 4 200 jobs during construction and 1 600 ongoing positions, plus a possible new power plant. The project could transform SRS into a major science center and attract national researchers. William C. Reinig of Citizens for Nuclear Technology Awareness weighs in from North Augusta.

Department of Energy Srs DOE Congress Reinig Pri U.S SAS Washington William C. Reinig Citizens For Nuclear Technology Awareness North Augusta

Exhibition on South Carolina baseball history seeks items

From March through June 22 1997 the South Carolina State Museum will host a baseball history exhibit covering 1860s to 1960s in SC including white and Negro leagues. The museum seeks equipment uniforms memorabilia photographs and radio broadcasts and will return items after the show. Call 803737-4921 or write to provide material.

South Carolina State Museum South Carolina State Museum

Vote Your Convictions for Pat Buchanan

A political appeal urges voters to back Pat Buchanan for presidential election. It argues supporting him strengthens issues such as sanctity of life and family values, warns against chasing a presumed winning side, and emphasizes voting convictions to help Buchanan win.

Pat Buchanan Ife NAFTA Gatt Pat

Aiken tribute for C M Holly longtime Hitchcock Center ally

Our View honors C M Holly of Barnwell County native who lived in Aiken and contributed to the Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center as director and later chair during the move to Richland Avenue. He led St John s United Methodist church activities and served as an independent insurance agent before retiring dying February 12 at home. Jean McCrosky recalls him as a dedicated, compassionate figure in Aiken.

Charles Marion Holly C.M Barnwell County Aiken Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center Richland Avenue St. John’s United Methodist Church Fellowship Holly Hitchcock Center Jean McCrosky Hitchcock

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