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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1989
Page
4
An Aiken resident cites a Singapore embarkation form showing a bold warning that death awaits drug traffickers under Singapore law. He argues the message deters drug use, claiming the drug problem there effectively does not exist.
Hirohito, Japan's 124th emperor, died at 87 ending a 62 year reign that shaped a modern nation. Scholars debate his role in World War II while his postwar era saw a shift toward democracy and ceremonial duties. Crown Prince Akihito faces conservative pressure but is seen as a symbolic, reform-minded successor.
Guest editorial argues that retaliation against terrorists is often ineffective. It urges stronger airport security and sophisticated screening to detect explosives, while promoting ongoing Middle East diplomacy to address grievances. The piece notes public resilience and contrasts with the Achille Lauro era hysteria.
A critical take accuses Wright Foley and Coelho of blocking a House vote on a 50 percent pay raise for four weeks, outlining a $321,000 two year payout and naming Newt Gingrich as a beneficiary. It denounces the scheme as daylight larceny and questions the ethics of a bipartisan bill after the windfall.
A letter from a reader denounces filth and negligence at HCA Aiken Hospital. Allegations include discarded trash and used supplies, under staffed wards, delayed patient care, and billing issues. The writer urges action from Health Department, congressman, and even President Bush to end corporate healthcare excess.
Letter writers discuss a dog purchase from a local SPCA and protest mandated neutering, arguing guardians retain rights to decide when to spay or neuter. They warn against blanket removals and urge preservation of adoption and ownership decisions.
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