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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1990

Page

4

OUR VIEW Freedom, Independence and a Nation at Peace

The piece reflects on the 214th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, praising South Carolina’s historical contributions from Fort Moultrie to Kings Mountain. It notes a reduced Soviet threat, current domestic poverty challenges, and a confident, peaceful American era, urging reverence for the flag and liberty.

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Citizens for a Sound Economy letter sparks tax debate

The letter cites Tax increases, rising revenues, and rising spending to argue Congress must cut federal outlays. It asserts tax burdens are high, deficits persist, and debt exceeds $12,000 per person, urging voters to remove incumbents. It also notes incidents downtown and praises Aiken Elementary’s National School of Excellence achievement.

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Aiken Standard Open to Reader Letters

The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s mailing address and legible text, preferably typewritten. Brief, to the point letters are favored. all letters are subject to editing and condensing. Send to The Editor Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.

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Political Pledges Made To Be Broken

Washington analysis argues Bush broke his No new taxes pledge amid tax revenue increases. The piece weighs political fallout, bipartisan compatibility of revenue hikes, and disputed cuts in Medicare, farm supports, and discretionary spending while warning that promises remain fragile and pledges are often broken.

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1992 Presidential Game Moves On

Democrats sense a shift as Bush risks tax increases and campaign missteps. The president faces pressure over parental leave, the S&L bailout, and environmental issues while Republicans tease a tax reversal. Potential Democratic contenders include Mario Cuomo, Lloyd Bentsen, Bill Bradley, and Al Gore as the race nears.

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Beaufort Notes On Roads Wetlands And Wells

A Beaufort letter debate urges study of an interstate type road to Charleston and Savannah while preserving wetlands, arguing tourism benefits may justify some environmental trade offs. A Beaufort reader suggests a well may save costs. a North Charleston grandmother quips about powdered makeup, told through local anecdotes.

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