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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1989
Page
7
The court declares a Nativity scene on Allegheny County Courthouse steps unconstitutional for endorsing Christianity while allowing an 18 foot Hanukkah menorah with a secular tree in Pittsburgh. The decision upholds separation of church and state and urges broader display inclusion of diverse religious views.
A Vietnam veteran criticizes flag burning as unconstitutional and urges restraint. A reader challenges Irene Rudnick on abortion, labeling her stance as public posturing. The segment highlights 1988 89 Rock Hill District Three adult school bus driver safety gains, calls for higher wages and better scheduling, and urges community action to improve bus service and routes.
Readers urged to send signed letters with mailing address to The Editor at Box 456 Aiken SC 29802. Preference for brief, legible, typed submissions subject to editing and condensing.
Politicians confront the abortion issue amid shifting public opinion and challenging poll framing. Voter intensity remains unclear as debates move from ideological divides to practical state questions. Women voters, especially working and younger women, emerge as pivotal in campaigns and party strategy.
President Bush calls for moving beyond rights to opportunity while praising affirmative action amid mixed action. He notes court rulings narrowing discrimination and urges renewed focus on education and minority outreach, envisioning an American dream of integrated opportunity and minority empowerment.
Kristin Anderson of Bozeman sparked a petition to rename a Bridger range summit. The U S Board of Geographic Names recognized Naya Nuki Peak alongside Sacajawea Peak in gratitude for the Shoshone girls’ shared history. The tale traces Sacajawea and Naya Nuki from capture to freedom and the long overdue acknowledgment by federal authorities.
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