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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1995
Page
4
Our View argues salary raises for Aiken mayor and council are poorly timed. The increase would raise mayor pay to 4000 and council to 2000, but critics note no adjustment in 10 years, possible post elections implementation, and calls for budget restraint amid Savannah River Site cutbacks.
A Southern Bell letter argues for full competition in telecom markets including local South Carolina service. It criticizes House bill H.R. 1555 for favoring long distance firms, calls for eliminating regulatory delays, allowing packaging and joint marketing, banning below-cost sales, trimming FCC bureaucracy, and ending separate subsidiaries for Bell versus long distance providers.
The Aiken Standard provides contact details including address P O Box 456 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29602. It lists delivery times and switchboard hours for weekdays weekends and provides phone numbers for subscription delivery issues and news tips.
A sharp critique argues Bill Clinton shifts toward Republican language and tones to outflank 1996 rivals. It credits Dick Morris with shaping a centrist, tempered appeal while questioning whether the presidency will be ruled by Clinton’s heart or Morris’s strategy.
President Clinton appears likely to face tough decisions as Congress debates appropriations. Leon Panetta signals veto threats, while conservatives push drastic cuts in education, crime prevention, wetlands, and housing. The pace of final budgets remains uncertain with ongoing committee revisions and possible continuing resolutions.
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