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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1996
Page
4
Fidel Castro's dictatorship enters its seventh year as Cuba's absolute ruler amid defiance of U.S. proximity and harsh public burden. The regime's endurance is marked as its most enduring feature, overshadowing its many controversial achievements.
Commentary notes Gen Anthony McAuliffe’s Bosnian remarks by Army Col Gregory Fontenot about UN peacekeeping failures. Fontenot criticized Serb aggression, Croat fighters, and the war’s brutality, while Gen William Nash ordered an investigation into the comments.
Aiken Standard provides location 124 Rutland Drive mailing box 456 29802 and office hours 830 am to 530 pm Monday through Friday for subscriptions and newspaper issues. Delivery problems reach 649 5315 with service hours 530 pm to 720 pm weekdays 700 am to 1030 am Saturdays and 700 am to 1100 am Sundays. Switchboard 648 2311 fax 648 6052 story ideas editors and publisher contact 648 2311 Scott B Hunter listed at 648 2311.
A portrait of southern mill life from cotton fields to the factory wall, detailing housing, company loyalty, and the social fabric of Graniteville Vaucluse Warrenville Langley Bath Clearwater and surrounding towns. It traces lint storms to byssinosis, shifting work from brooms to robots, and honors workers like Glenn Cotney and editor Gene Owens while noting a legacy of education and pride.
The writer recalls running a computer bulletin board since 1987 and expanding to more than 2000 message areas via Internet. They question local support and funding for Internet services and compare costs for BBS and web server setups. The letter also discusses U.S. troop decisions in Bosnia and cites House votes limiting defense funds, urging constitutional clarity. It concludes with submission guidelines for Letters to the Editor at The Aiken Standard.
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