Noriega's Surrender in Panama Sparks Mixed Rejoicing
Editorial notes Noriega's capture by U S forces ends six years of Panamanian tyranny. It highlights CIA ties and legal perils, calls for rapid U S withdrawal, and urges generous aid to rebuild Panama while predicting a lengthy federal trial in Florida.
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Letters To The Editor Findings On 911 Calls And Lions Club Thanks
Readers share experiences about 911 for non emergencies and a plea that broken pipes caused harm. Pauline Crane thanks Aiken Lions and others for eyeglasses gifts and support while Susan Sand praises Barbara Morgan as a capable solicitor candidate.
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Aiken Lions Club
Langley Lions Club
Jackson Lions Club
Roxanne Truesdale
Pauline E. Crane
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Susan Sand
Springwood Drive
Aiken
Aiken Standard Letters to the Editor Policy
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s mailing address and legible content. Brief, to the point submissions are preferred and all are subject to editing and condensing. Mail to The Editor Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.
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Noriega in custody the Prest- Ween headlines Bush rating rise
Noriega in custody underscores Bush year one success with Panama diplomacy first. First Family image praised for ease and shared activities while international leaders face crises from Gorbachov to Tiananmen. Prosperity and peace bolster Bush, though GOP divides on abortion and policy hurdles loom ahead.
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What Role For America In The '90s
In the 1990s America must lead a cooperative global order. Despite bipolar endings, the United States remains uniquely able to unify Pacific Rim relations and Atlantic ties with Europe. The era calls for a symbolic, political, economic, and moral leadership to build a stable world structure.
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Rim
Atlantic
Weight-Losing Gyroscopes Spark Global Skepticism
A columnist surveys weight losing gyroscopes and gravity claims sparked by Japanese research and Dr. Robert L. Park’s cautions on extraordinary claims. The piece riffs on scientific doubt, Newtonian basics, and potential ripple effects across politics, marketing, and sports fandom.
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Exchequer
New York Times
Robert L. Park
University of Maryland
Isaac Newton
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