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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1990
Page
4
Our view credits President Cristiani for linking Salvadoran soldiers to the six Jesuit priests, their housekeeper, and her daughter killings. It notes risks to his broad support, U.S. aid conditionality, and the need for full accountability, including convictions and prison terms for those responsible.
American paratroopers return to Fort Bragg after 2 000-strong drop to end Noriega rule in Panama. Mission shifts to nation building with Endara’s democratically elected government, while Panamanians and soldiers note civilian help and broad support for the operation.
A city resident thanks two workers, Mr. Lee Cowden and Mr. Richmond Mosely, for patching an Christmas Day water leak and restoring service. The writer commends their quick response and dedication, saying they embodied the Christmas spirit.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with a full mailing address for publication. Prefer typewritten, concise letters. All letters may be edited or condensed, and there is no subject matter limit. Send to The Editor Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.
The Bush administration assigns Vice President Dan Quayle to explain the Panama invasion to Hemisphere leaders. Critics snicker at his credibility yet note his past travels and caution that this high profile mission could test his readiness for higher office and soften his public image.
The piece argues that Automatic Caller Identification improves personal privacy by revealing incoming numbers and deterring intrusive calls. It rebuts Orwellian fears, cites experts like Mark Plotkin and Gary Marx, and defends Caller ID as a means to control who intrudes on daily life.
Attorney General Richard Thornburgh has completed a reorganization of U S strike forces against crime. Proponents cite management benefits while critics worry about shifting prosecutors under US attorneys. The Brooklyn unit has convicted Colombo and Bonanno leaders and many others since 1980.
The piece lauds Manuel Noriega surrendering outside the Vatican embassy in Panama City to U S authorities. It credits Bush administration support for a fair trial and deters Noriega from future rule, while praising U S forces and Vatican officials for the operation Just Cause. It honors the 23 fallen soldiers and notes Vatican assistance.
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