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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1993
Page
1
The Associated Press outlines the Bills against the Cowboys in a forthcoming NFL showdown. Key matchups include Josh Allen versus Dallas defense and a potential pivotal turnout for both teams in a high stakes late-season clash.
The Buffalo Bills face the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl XXVII with a 6 18 p.m. kickoff televised by NBC. Global fans follow the game from London to Mogadishu as many overseas viewers rely on radio or taped broadcasts due to limited links in Somalia.
The military begins implementing President Clinton's plan to end the 50 year ban on gays in the armed forces. Recruiters are told to stop asking about sexual orientation and to wait for formal directives. the current policy remains until an executive order is issued, with six months to full implementation.
Denmark police linked reports of abuse to the Miriam Moody case as D'Arius Moody 3 died of head trauma from alleged child abuse. Her father Wilbert Moody Sr is charged with homicide by child abuse and is jailed awaiting trial. Her mother Dianne Salley faces homicide by child abuse charges and is in custody.
A brief notice invites readers to share ideas by calling 648 2311. The item emphasizes a simple contact method for submitting tips or star ideas to the newspaper.
Obituary notice lists Lillian Marsh Harmon of Aiken and Marie Clark Marchant of Gloverville along with Wilbur Britt of Warrenville and Gloverville residents. No further details given.
Norman Nixon, ex Los Angeles Laker and entertainment worker, speaks at USC Aiken on The Black Family. He argues slavery damaged black families but urges present generations to strengthen family units through education and cultural awakening. A Q and A followed his address.
Gov. Carroll Campbell, midway through his second term, argues big ideas outlive leaders and pushes to overhaul state government. He seeks authority to appoint agency heads, arguing a cabinet would help run the state, while lawmakers resist ceding board control.
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