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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1998

Page

4

Medicare buy-in debate stirs 55 to 65 group question

The piece weighs proposals to allow those aged 55 to 65 to buy into Medicare with annual premiums of 5000 to 5600. It notes COBRA expansion to age 65, the push for universal health care, and partisan bickering over funding and long term solvency while 41 million Americans lack insurance. It presents Clinton’s risk and Republicans’ skepticism as politics with real stakes.

Clinton United States Congress GOP

Custody fight over Cor nel ius tests foster mother versus birth mother

A Maryland judge orders 2 year old Cornelius moved from foster mother Laura Blankman to his birth mother Latrena Pixley, a twice convicted felon who killed a newborn. Pixley’s troubled history, coupled with a dangerous neighborhood, sparks debate on justice and child protection and prompts a legal appeal to keep Cornelius with Blankman.

Cornelius Maryland Laura Blankman Latrena Pixley Michael D. Mason Blankman Washington, DC Mason Nakya Pixley District of Columbia George W. Mitchell Jerome G. Miller Washington Miller William Pierce National Council For Adoption

Aiken Standard urges teen pregnancy awareness campaign

Aiken County Teen Pregnancy Prevention campaign stresses diverse, multi faceted education and male responsibility through slogans like Be a grad not a dad. Authors urge conversations with children, defend abstinence messaging, and call for public support and feedback through letters to the editor.

Aiken Aiken County Ridge ‘Spring-Monetta Wagener-Salley

Morris retires after 46 years in state service

Earle Elias Morris Jr. retires as state comptroller general after more than 21 years in the post and a 46 year public service career. He rose from Clemson graduate to state House member in 1951 and longtime Democrat ally in Columbia. He notes gains in racial barriers and fiscal prudence while warning of rising public skepticism, and plans to spend more time with his wife Carol Telford, five children and five grandchildren in Pickens County.

Earle Elias Morris Jr House of Representatives Morris Columbia Pickes County House Sol Blatt Senate Finance Committee Edgar Brown Rembert Dennis Jack Lindsay J. Marion Gasque Marion Grossette James F Byrnes Carol Telford Pickens County Earle Morris

Retirees Form SRS Group To Represent Aiken Population

Retirees from the Savannah River Site organize the SRS Retiree Association to speak for site retirees especially on benefits. Westinghouse retirees lead the effort with Du Pont retirees invited. Meeting held at Knights of Columbus Hall. Leaders Tom Greene and Fred Cavanaugh, former local mayors, advocate preserving SRS missions while noting Westinghouse cost and contractor changes.

Savannah River Aiken Aiken County SRS Westinghouse SRS Retiree Association du Pont Knights of Columbus Spaulding Drive Westinghouse Savannah River Co Cal Tom Greene North Augusta Fred Cavanaugh

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Bill Clinton Scott B. Hunter Stephen N. Ranzer Ellen C. Priest Jeffrey B. Wallace Vhavez Aiken Stanard S.C Editorial Escape
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