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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1990

Page

6

Sweet Note For Fur Lovers Closes Out A Dizzy Decade

Our view examines the closing of the 1980s with notes on high profile splits, fashion, and excess. It spotlights Donald Trump and Leona Helmsley talk, Perrier contamination, Tyson vs Douglas, Reagan Iran Contra talk, and Aspen’s fur free zone vote, ending with a wry nod to public appetite for the era.

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Letters to the Editor highlight cable woes and medical thanks

A letter laments Cooke Cablevision for insensitivity and broken promises in Aiken County while urging competition and better service. It also includes a reader praising Dr. Franklin M Epstein and HCA Aiken Regional Medical Center after two surgeries for a cervical injury, expressing gratitude for care received.

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Aiken County Nuisance Ordinance Support from Graniteville Native

A Graniteville native asserts long standing pride in Aiken County while praising its scenery and wildlife. The speaker advocates strong nuisance enforcement to address junk cars and trash along Highways 1 and 78 near Warrenville, urging county officials to act for a cleaner future.

Warrenville Ongside Aiken County South Carolina

Aiken Standard invites signed letters to editor

The Aiken Standard welcomes letters to the editor. Letters must be signed and include the writer's mailing address. They should be legible and preferably typewritten. Brief, to the point letters are preferred. All letters may be edited and condensed. Send to The Editor Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.

Aiken Stannara Aiken

Melanie Arney Named HOR and New Roles

mF Boyette reports Melanie L Arney appointed HOR withSue 8. Brown as TOR Ellen C Priest named Business Office Manager and Daniel S Holland Circulation Director.

Boyette Melanie L. Arney TOR Sue 8. Brown Ellen C. Priest Daniel S. Holland

Diary wars over presidents diaries and hollow fame

A columnist dismisses the obsession with presidential diaries sparked by John Poindexter and Reagan. It argues diaries reveal little reliable truth, mocks Nixon and Carter memoirs, and notes the heavy news-media pull on presidents to record daily life while recalling personal anecdotes about ham and diary idleness.

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The Peace Dividend Debate in Post Cold War Politics

Dick Gephardt laments Bush’s failure to declare peace and insists on high defense. Democrats and some Republicans push for a peace dividend now while conservatives defend Reagan era buildup. The debate centers on whether military power or market reforms should lead post Cold War policy and budgeting.

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Basic Elect the Arabian Stallion Wins Grand Honor

The purebred Arabian stallion Basic Elect, born in Katy Texas, fell after being shod in 1985 and later lost sight in one eye. Trainer Martha Murdoch kept him going, and the horse earned the nickname Cheese. After years of show success including 15 show championships and Reserve National Champion, Basic Elect aims for Grand Champion at Louisville in October under careful guidance.

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