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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1992
Page
4
Aiken Postmaster Don ald W. Dulaney seeks earlier mail delivery by 9 a.m. to aid businesses and Social Security check recipients. He plans extra sorters after 5:30 a.m. amid late-arriving incoming mail. Weekend delays persist with late deliveries and multiple New York Times issues reaching a patron.
A reflective piece on punctuation arguing the period is the most neglected mark. It cites a New York Times excerpt about Gorbachev and the Soviet coup, notes awkward prose, and urges editors to split long sentences. It uses Times datelines from Moscow Mexico City and New York to illustrate, ending with praise for the period.
The piece portrays Pat Buchanan pressuring Bush in 1996 like his 1976 challenge to Ford, arguing Buchanan’s razor edge attacks and TV presence expose Bush’s weaknesses. It profiles Buchanan as a relentless, street-fighter conservative aiming to become the 100 percent pure star of the party.
The Funny Gay Males and earlier comedians use humor to defuse hostility toward gays and race. By laughing at themselves and their lifestyles, they help open minds, reduce tension, and encourage open discussion across divides.
A columnist notes a return to old patterns in diverse fields. He cites airline pricing shifts toward service after deregulation, Reebok Blacktops marketed as durable outdoor sneakers, and a push for neighborhood schools in Oklahoma City. Urban design trends favor compact traditional towns and walkable communities. These shifts echo past norms, suggesting enduring principles may reemerge.
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