Quotes and opinions span sports to politics in a reader letters mix
A collection of quoted remarks covers George Burns health habits, a Democratic fund raiser in Columbia, Eric Pegram on Superbowl odds, a school principal on test scores, Mayor Cavanaugh on bypass debates, Stephen Covey on seven habits, Carnival Cruises on winter weather, a Delaware death row inmate choice, Rep Klauber on Justice Toal, and Rep Huff's resignation speech.
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Billy Bailey
Delaware
Aiken Standard Contact and Subscription Information
Local address and mailing details listed for the Aiken Standard at 124 Rution Drive and P O Box 456 29802 with office hours 830 am to 530 pm Monday through Friday. Customer service numbers include subscription 549 5315 delivery 649 5315 and switchboard 648 2311. Publisher Scott B Hunter reachable at 648 2311.
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Letters oppose South Carolina blue laws in Aiken
A letter writer from Aiken denounces existing blue laws and opposes longer Sunday retail hours, arguing religion should be private and that Sunday shopping harms moral guidance. He questions benefits, notes workers and small retailers, and reflects on faith and personal accountability.
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Southern Baptist
America
Jim Allen
Aiken
United States
Aiken Area
G. C. Payne Aiken
State urges against using Savannah River Site as national waste dump
South Carolina officials question Westinghouse's speculative study showing SRS could handle expanded nuclear waste duties. The State notes the report was not meant to set a new mission, and urges leaders to reject turning the weapons plant into a national commercial nuclear waste dump.
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Savannah River
DOE
SRS
Westinghouse
Columbia
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Moeser Leaves USC for Nebraska Chancellor Post
University of South Carolina Provost James Moeser departs to become the University of Nebraska chancellor. President Palms praises his efforts to raise educational quality. Winona Weinberg named acting provost, delaying her 1996 retirement plans.
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University of South Carolina
James Moeser
University of Nebraska
Moeser
John Palms
Alms
Winona Wernberg
Ternberg
Weinberg
Glover Faces Racism Charge Clouding Senate Record
State Sen Maggie Glover a Democrat from Florence once known for confronting bullies now faces questions after alleging racism in traffic charges including speeding and license suspension. The Sun News notes her claim contrasts with prior media coverage of other lawmakers misdeeds.
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Maggie Glover
D. Florence
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