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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1996
Page
4
Book and TV interviews with Marsha Rubin Jackson, Car tie Bess, and forewoman Armanda Cooley reveal jurors’ belief that the system worked in Simpson case. They argue prosecutors failed beyond a reasonable doubt, Fuhrman bias mattered, gloves doubt, and civil trial likely results in guilty verdict on preponderance standard.
Senator Tsongas argues that Blue Dog Democrats have presented an honest seven year budget which front loads cuts and would begin reducing spending early. He challenges whether Congress will vote on it, noting Clinton and Republican plans delay major cuts to years six and seven. Dallas Morning News.
Local notice lists mailing address P O Box 156 Aken 20002 and office hours 8 20 am 5 00 pm Monday Friday. Subscription line 649 5915 and delivery problems 649 5918. Switchboard 649 2311 and fax 648 6052. Story ideas contacts for editor features editor and sports editor. Publisher Scott B Hunter reachable at 640 2011.
Former Education Secretary William Bennett attacks profane rap lyrics and confrontational talk shows while warning about the decline of civility in American culture. His latest push targets networks for broadcasting expletive laden remarks by professional football players.
Ben Nett and others protest live postgame interviews featuring expletives from Michael Irvin and Greg Lloyd. They urge tape delay to bleep swearing and question slow motion replays of violent injuries. Officials aim to curb trash talk and on-field violence amid network choices.
An opinion piece arguing Congress should curb subsidies and relocations for major sports franchises, defending the Cleveland Browns stay in Cleveland. It cites the NFL, corporate welfare, and appeals to patriotism, urging legislation to require first refusal rights, two years relocation notice, and preemption to prevent moves.
Jack Livingston died January 21 at 69. A Columbia native and longtime Aiken resident, he served in World War II, earned a textile engineering degree from Clemson, and rose to Graniteville Co. vice president for manufacturing. He was active in youth athletics, Rotary, American Legion, and First Prodigies Church. He was praised by former Graniteville leaders for loyalty and leadership. His death coincided with the passing of fellow Graniteville executive Z Boyce Mangum.
A reader endorses Patrick Buchanan for president highlighting his strong pro life stance. The letter argues other Republican candidates talk pro life but fail in deeds, urging support for Buchanans candidacy.
The Aiken Standard invites concise letters signed by the writer. Include the writer’s signature, mailing address, and daytime and home telephone numbers for verification. All letters are subject to editing and condensing. Address letters to Letters to the Editor, Aiken Standard, P.O. Box 456, Aiken, S.C. 29802.
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