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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1996
Page
4
The Orlando Sentinel asserts reformist President Boris Yeltsin won with 54 percent, signaling Russia’s move toward global cooperation. It argues Americans should back ongoing US relations, space cooperation, and trade, while urging rededication to constructive engagement despite fears of a resurgent communist influence.
The article criticizes Bill Clinton and Bob Dole for violating the law of demand by supporting a higher minimum wage and opposing a gasoline tax cut. It argues their economic flaws ruin their suitability for the presidency and frames them as responsible for misguided free market policies.
Local paper contact hours and numbers including subscription line 849 5315 delivery issues line 649 5315 switchboard 648 2311 and office hours listed. Publisher Scott B Hunter reachable at 648 2911.
At the Vancouver AIDS conference hopeful news on protease inhibitors contrasts with sobering price tags. Even with half the infected population treated, annual costs could reach billions, forcing tough choices about who gets access, who pays, and how care is rationed.
Dr James A Buckham, a noted chemical engineer and nuclear industry figure, died July 5 in a one car crash on Highway 278 near Beech Island. He led Allied General Nuclear Services in Aiken before Barnwell’s facility closed amid the Carter era fuel reprocessing ban. He was renowned for nuclear waste management and the nuclear fuel cycle. He received the Robert E.
Dr. Buckham, honored with the Our View Wilson Award in 1974 and named a fellow of AIChE in 1976, was praised by AIChE associate William P. Bebington and longtime friend George Stribling of Aiken. Stribling lauded him as a national figure in chemical engineering, an outdoorsman who hunted in Idaho, and a former AGNS vice president. After Barnwell’s closure he lived near New Ellenton and worked as a safety consultant for the Department of Energy. Our sympathies go to his family.
The speaker argues honest doubt fuels mature faith citing Thomas's need to see and touch Jesus. He warns against closed minds and urges faith communities to remain inquiry driven, with believers seeking personal experience and growth rather than relying on others' revelations. The message emphasizes purposeful doubt as a step toward a living relationship with God.
The text reflects on Jesus scars, doubt turning to faith, and Beethoven's Ninth as a metaphor for resilience. It notes Beethoven's struggle, late-life masterpiece, and the idea that suffering can birth joy. It closes with a Christian message that the risen Christ can make the broken places strong.
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