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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1989

Page

5

Readers respond on HCA Aiken Regional Hospital praise

A reader praises HCA Aiken Regional Hospital and its nurses and staff, arguing against criticism in the Jan 12 letter. Other letters criticize Rep Derrick and Reagan era policies, discuss hostage memories, welfare cuts, and Bin go and lottery ideas, urging local action and reflecting on state politics.

Aiken Standard Louise Douda HCA / Aiken Regional Hospital HCA Savannah Aiken Regional Hospital Aiken County Aiken

Glenda Wilson Earns Support For Aiken School Board

A letter from a Valley voter urges area residents in Area II, Aiken School System to elect Glenda Wilson to the Board of Education. The writer praises her civic activity, asserts she will speak up for students, teachers, and administrators, and emphasizes trust in her leadership for grandchildren’s schooling.

Butler Derrick Derrick Michael Synar Savannah River Rep Synar SRP Aiken County Aiken Board of Education Glenda Wilson Glenda

Vanity car tags for retired lawmakers spark controversy

A Columbia State article from December 24 1988 reports Rep Irene Rudnick pre filed a bill to provide special vanity license tags for retired General Assembly members. The move draws criticism amid other legislative priorities in South Carolina.

South Carolina Rudnick Columbia The Columbia State

Editorial attack targets Frances Hart and open discussion

Letter from Robert Schwartz of Grace Circle condemns Aiken Standard for suppressing dissent about Frances Hart and the Energy Research Foundation. He accuses editor Sam Cothran of pro corporate bias and of stifling criticism of SRP, DOE, and Du Pont while praising Hart’s transparency with Bamberg, West Germany students.

Aiken Standard Frances Close Hart Sam Cothran Donald Law Hart Energy Research Foundation SRP DOE du Pont Cothran Erie Westinghouse

Lottery Opponents Call for Action on Bingo Parlors

Comment urges anti lottery advocates in South Carolina to address bingo parlors. Claiming bingo halls operate as non profit groups, the piece challenges critics to take steps against these venues in the broader fight against gambling expansion.

S.C

Aiken Tech Student Endorses Transfer Degree Path

Lindsay J. Franco Ferreira recounts enrolling in the Management Associate Degree Program at Aiken Technical College in 1987 and graduating in March. She cites lower cost and shorter time as reasons to choose ATC over USC Aiken and lauds President Dr. Paul Blowers for expanding ATC's mission.

Aiken Technical College USC Aiken ATC USCA Paul Blowers Lindsay J. Franco-Ferreira Richardson Lake Road

Letters to the Editor at Aiken Standard

The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with writers full mailing address for publication. Anonymous submissions are rejected and all letters may be edited for space clarity and libel concerns.

Aiken Standard P. O Aiken, S.C

Citadel hazing settlement ends 1986 civil suit

Attorneys say a settlement of 880000 in a civil lawsuit over a 1986 hazing incident at The Citadel has been reached. Judge Sol Blatt Jr signed the order as the case progresses toward finalization. The suit involved Kevin Nesmith and five white cadets who entered his barracks room in disguise at night.

Charleston Citadel Sol Blatt Jr Kevin Nesmith

Ruling Ends Richmond Minority Set-Aside Program

Civic leaders condemn the Supreme Court decision striking down Richmond's 30 percent minority set aside, fearing major job losses for minority contractors. Merlin Hargrove says his United Unlimited Construction Co would close, losing 400000 in four years. Dwight Snead notes growth since the ordinance began, though he previously had no city work. Council members split on justice versus disruption, with Wake praising the ruling as just and Richardson calling the decision weak and unconscionable.

Richmond Supreme Court Merlin Hargrove United Unlimited Construction Co Dwight Snead Snead Roy A. West Henry L. Marsh III Carolyn C. Wake As Id Free Enterprise Syster Chuck Richardson Richardson

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