R J Reynolds Targets Marlboro Women with New Dakotas Brand
A Washington Post report outlines R J Reynolds planned Project V F a covert ad drive to win over young women aged 18 to 20 with a Dakotas cigarette. The campaign profiles a female factory or service worker with high school education and suggests the product aims to broaden male and female markets amid rising underage smoking concerns.
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American Image Shows Coy Sexual Climate Shift
Researchers at the American Association for the Advancement of Science report that Americans are less sexually active than a decade ago. One in five had no sex last year, and exclusive homosexual behavior is rare. Infidelity is under two percent, teens show fewer encounters, with AIDS education cited as a factor.
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Local option sales tax letters raise free speech concerns
Readers debate the local option sales tax and possible property tax effects. A letter-writer cites Rep Irene Rudnick, questions tax repeal tactics, and warns against laws restricting letters to the editor. The Mangum incident prompts discussion of libel laws and free speech protections in North and South Carolina.
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Writing Letters to The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters to the editor for publication. Letters should be legible and brief, subject to editing and condensing, with no mailing address required. Send to The Editor, The Aiken Standard, Box 456, Aiken, SC.
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Puerto Rico statehood debate echoes Northern Ireland warnings
A caustic analysis warns that granting Puerto Rico statehood could fracture the United States like a Northern Ireland scenario. The piece argues for delaying a 1991 vote and demands broad stakeholder reflection on sovereignty, tax changes, and the island’s ethnic and political divisions.
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Abortion divides Florida Democrats in governor race
Florida Democrats face a sharp intra party clash as George Stuart campaigns as The Real Democrat against Bill Nelson and incumbent Bob Martinez. Abortion policy dominates the debate with Stuart urging strong anti funding stance while Nelson hones a pro choice stance. The outcome hinges on party unity ahead of a potential September primary and October runoff.
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Golden Lake Dog Camp Provides Vacation Home for Pets
A Harrisburg executive, Ann Chaudron, notes a new dog camp near Mechanicsburg that offers home pickup, meals tailored to diet, nature walks, and even postcards from campers. Golden Lake, run by Robin Lauver and Amy Sue Lauver, reports an 89 percent occupancy and 1,500 annual reservation requests. cats welcomed but dogs dominate as beloved family members.
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Buster
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