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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1992

Page

3

Our View: Crime Tied to Family Roots Says Justice Dept

The Justice Department finds that over half of youth offenders and over a third of adult criminals have immediate jailed relatives. The piece cites Wilson and Herrnstein, critiques poverty-focused crime theories, and argues two fixes: strengthen education and reform welfare to bolster poor families, aiming to reduce family-based crime norms.

Justice Department James Q. Wilson Richard J Herrnstein Wilson Herrnstein Kerner Commission America

Citizens urge citizen legislators over professional politicians

A reader argues government should spend less and rely on citizen legislators at state and federal levels. They criticize current delegates for being out of touch and lobbyist influenced, and question passing only essential bills for a year. They also commend Belvedere Volunteer Fire Department for Feb 13 fire response at Belvedere Elementary.

Stultz Washington Columbia You South Carolina United States Congress Belvedere

Letters to the editor and a Yokohama Yo-Hi reunion request

The Aiken Standard invites signed readable letters with mailing address for publication and potential editing. A Belvedere Elementary parent commends the Belvedere Volunteer Fire Department after a school fire near a talent show. Terri L Turner seeks former Yokohama American High School students (1947–1953) for the Third National Yo-Hi Reunion in Nashville August 7–9. asks readers to help locate missing alumni and share reunion details.

Aiken Standard Aiken D.C Yokohama Yo-Hi

Test Tube Reveals Mangled Heredity

A sci article parodies genetic determinism and predicting future traits. It cites Pinker and Gopnik identifying a grammar gene and forecasts genes controlling spelling politeness and household behavior, predicting a future of genetic supermarkets and engineered aptitudes.

The Establishment Takes A Beating In New Hampshire

A seasoned observer analyzes New Hampshire politics noting voters tire of polished messages and fake optimism. Tsongas gains traction by avoiding overpromising and stressing sacrifice, highlighting Democrats’ credibility problems on finances and the need for content over clever marketing.

I Tsongas Bush Reagan U.S Tsongas New Hampshire David Duke

Japanese Know-How Returns Home in White House Meeting

The piece recalls William Corley presenting his Deming Management Method book to President Bush at the White House. It outlines Deming's influence in postwar Japan and the U.S., noting kaizen, data driven decisions, and Ford as a leading adopter. It quotes Deming on exporting only American management.

Ashington Bush White House Deming W. Edwards Deming William Corley Community Hospitals of Indianapolis Tnere Japan America NBC News Ceming Philadelphia Inquirer U.S Kaizen Ford

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Belvedere Fire Department Belvedere Volunteer Fire Department Terri L. Turner Archers American Association For the Advancement of Science Steven Pinker Massachusetts Institute of Technology Myrna Gopnik McGill University Susie Biolo Pinker Gopnik National Institute of Neurological Disorders Bethesda Craig Venter George Bush Univers Roscoe Mater Virgil Hoscoe Oxford Tran James J. Kilpatrick Mary Walton Knight-Ridder Service
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