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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1995
Page
4
The SSI disability program for children faces rising costs and looser criteria. A likely reform package would redefine disability, replace cash payments with vouchers, and tighten eligibility with clear guidelines to aid those in genuine need.
The piece argues against isolating Mexico amid peso slump and NAFTA critique. It notes cheaper Mexican exports and higher U.S. imports, warns of short term risks to domestic goods, and emphasizes long term gains from continued U.S.-Mexico trade and regional ties. The author urges keeping neighborly relations to avoid harming mutual economic prospects.
The notice lists address and mailing details for the Aiken Standard at 124 Rutland Drive P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 with office hours weekday 830 am to 530 pm and delivery times including 5 pm weekdays 7 am Saturday and 8 am Sunday. It notes switchboard numbers and ways to reach editors with tips and the subscription and publishing information.
A Baton Rouge party convention produced a straw vote winner Phil Gramm with 72 percent as Republicans plan more tests before 1996. The piece notes Democratic straw votes in 1983 84 yielded little predictive value and urges the GOP to learn from past errors while press coverage emphasizes the event as a publicity exercise.
A husband recalls gifts and jokes for Miss Peggy, detailing her eye for bargain jewelry and high end tastes. He compares a $1.49 watch to a Rolex, notes her love of gold and diamonds or zirconium imitations, and recounts thrift hacks from tag swaps to consignment Dior.
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