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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1997

Page

4

Jury Rules Against Hidden Cameras in Food Lion Case

A Greensboro jury limited undercover reporting by ABC News in the 1992 Primetime Live segment accusing Food Lion of selling spoiled meat and rotten produce. The verdict signaled that even major investigative stories must respect lawful means. ABC defended the approach as essential to truth.

ABC News Food Lion Greensboro N.C Primetime Live Roone Arledge

Clinton veto power raises high stakes in budget battle

As President Clinton faces a Republican Congress, the line item veto. The tool targets specific spending within omnibus bills, enabling deep cuts and strategic bargaining. Observers compare its potential impact to a weapon in political leverage on Capitol Hill. Sacramento Bee

Washington Clinton Congress America Capitol Hill Sacramento Bee

Aiken Standard Subscription and Delivery Contacts

Local newspaper contact details list location at 326 Rutland Drive and PO Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 office hours 8:90 am to 5:90 pm weekdays Circulation numbers for delivery problems call 649 5315 and 649 5915 switchboard 648 2311 fax 648 6052 editors phone 648 2311 publisher Scott B Hunter reachable at 648 2311

Rutland Drive Aiken Scott B. Hunter

Tsongas's quiet win shaped 1992 trust in politics

Paul Tsongas rose from obscurity to win the New Hampshire primary by speaking plainly on issues and releasing an 85 page economic program. His plain talk and patient Q&A drew crowds, showing voters they could trust a politician who talked sense. His 1992 rise influenced Clinton's campaign and turnout, signaling a hopeful shift in national politics.

Tsongas Edward W. Brooke Paul Tsongas George Bush Dick Gephardts Bill Bradleys al Gores New Hampshire Arkansas Nebraska Bob Kerrey Iowa Tom Harkin Clinton Daniel Webster College Paul ‘Tsongas

South Carolina road plan to fix statewide highway needs

Senator Arthur Ravenel Jr. argues for a state funded road and bridge program to fix neglected highways. He outlines 13 critical projects, estimated at 1.5 to 1.7 billion dollars, to be financed by bonds and a capped 120 million annual DOT allocation by 2000, with no tolls or new taxes. He warns coastal and upstate areas depend on robust routes for tourism and commerce.

South Carolina Transportation and Highway Department Horry Georgetown Charleston Beaufort Upstate Charlotte Atlanta House Senate DOT Henry Brown Jr House of Representatives General Assembly Arthur Ravenel Jr

Tom Greene to retire as North Augusta mayor after 26 years

North Augusta will bid farewell to Tom Greene when he steps down next May after 26 years in city government. He served 14 years on the council and 12 as mayor, guiding major progress with steady leadership and integrity. Greene is a former Air Force pilot who worked as an engineer and Savannah River Site manager, and he remains an active church member despite a past random attack that left him seriously injured.

Tom Greene North Augusta Greene Savannah River

Avondale plans expansion for Graniteville mill group

Avondale Mills Inc plans a 40 million dollar upgrade for its Graniteville unit in Aiken County including a new weaving facility at Graniteville and a Sage Mill Industrial Park distribution center. The Gregg finishing plant will receive modern technology as Avondale reinforces its South Carolina operations. State officials praised the move as a boost to the textile industry and local employment.

Nury Graniteville Co Graniteville Avondale Mills Inc Monroe Avondale Aiken County Sage Mill Gregg South Carolina Robert V. Royall Jr Avondale Mills

Letters to the Editor Address for Aiken Standard

The Aiken Standard invites reader submissions with editing and condensing as needed. Address letters to Letters to the Editor PO Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 or email editorial scescape.net for consideration.

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