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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1995
Page
4
Our view praises DARE in Aiken County schools and notes solicitor Barbara Morgan urged grads to pursue dreams books and friends alongside avoiding drugs guns and gangs. The piece emphasizes the program’s aims and community value.
A compilation of remarks includes Senator Byrd urging Democrats to resist Republicans and John Crangle praising his $315 000 jury win over firing. Trish Jerman advocates smart wildlife planning while a Fort Bragg officer accuses Helms of hostage tactics. Catfish Hunter reflects on Ron Luciano's suicide and Terry Rhinehart touts a new city complex. A safety official describes pepper spray injury and Shelby Steele comments on affirmative action.
The Aiken Standard lists mailing and delivery details including address, switches, and hours. It shows subscription rates for 1, 3, 6, and 12 months and notes publication as weekday afternoons plus weekend editions. The notice provides contact numbers for delivery issues and news tips and identifies the publisher Aiken Communications Inc.
An Aiken attorney and SC Democratic Party chair argues Motor Voter would boost registration and turnout in South Carolina. He criticizes Republican leaders for opposing the act and notes unfunded mandates and court costs. He urges bipartisan cooperation to increase participation and reduce partisan obstruction.
Joanne Jacobs discusses how Star Trek frames 1960s liberal values and Cold War tensions, from Kirk era to Next Generation and Voyager. The piece notes warp drive, transporters, the Prime Directive, diverse crew makeup, and ongoing debates about technology, gender roles, and welfare themes across series.
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