No Long Distance Between Aiken and Edgefield Urged
Our view urges the South Carolina Public Service Commission to allow telephone calls between Edgefield and Aiken Counties without long distance charges. The piece notes deep historic ties, shared services, and prominent figures linked to both counties, arguing closer ties benefit residents and institutions.
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Edgefield
Charles H. Stone
South Carolina Public Service Commission
South Carolina
Aiken County
Edgefield County
Lancaster Street
Edgefield County Court House
University of South Carolina
USCA
Letters to the Editor readers bid farewell to Lockards
Acknowledgments to Lockard and his wife as they depart from Aiken to Pinehurst for new postings after eight years of church, Habitat for Humanity, and community service. Contact details provided. Also gratitude from Aiken Junior Woman's Club and Sand River Woman's Club for the 1992 auction’s success and donors. A senior class talk praised. William J. Bennett cites religious roots in national problems.
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Lockard
DCE
Aiken
Pinehurst
N.C
Lockards
Habitat For Humanity
Community Presbyterian Church
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N. C
Sand River Woman's Club
David Christensen
Woodside Plantation
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Letters decry decline of moral values and school prayer
Anne B Sawyer of North Augusta argues in a signed letter to The Editor that 1962 1963 and 1980 changes removed prayer Bible reading and the Ten Commandments from schools. She cites declines in morals SAT scores teen pregnancy divorce and crime, urging parents teachers and TV monitoring to restore Biblical principles.
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Benjamin Franklin
Anne B. Sawyer
North
Augusta
Senate leaks probe sparks media rights clash
Reporters Paul Fleming Paul E. Paulson Nina Totenberg Timothy Phelps face possible contempt in a Senate probe into leaks about Anita Hill Clarence Thomas and the Keating Five. Critics call the move a partisan show while praising journalists who risked sources and vows to defend First Amendment protections.
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Ieee Times
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Nina Totenberg
National Public Radio
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Hill
Supreme Court
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Savings and Loan
Charles Keating
Paul Fleming
House Un-American Activities Committee
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Congress
Ile
James Simonton
New York Times
America
Keating Five
Thomas
NPR
Anita Hill
Bush Campaign Rally in Charleston Draws Strong Support
George Bush spoke to about a thousand delegates at the Southern Republican Leadership Conference in Charleston. He praised old values, urged tax cuts and school choice, and vowed to veto Democratic bills, while Buchanan’s post-conference display drew headlines.
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New Hampshire
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Bush
Southern Republican Leadership Council
Han Pat Buchanan
Buchanan
South Carolina
Houston
Bush Country
Charleston
Citadel
Carroll Campbell
Congress
Tuberculosis back as a threat says Caplan
Arthur Caplan warns in strong terms that tuberculosis is resurging with drug resistant strains. He cites NY Times data on 62 TB patients at Bellevue Hospital with 16 resistant to drugs and calls for urgent action to prevent a national epidemic. He notes AIDS parallels and urges repurposing policy and research funding to combat TB.
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