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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1991
Page
4
The Aiken Standard lists publisher Scott B. Hunter managing editor Jeffrey B. Wallace advertising director Debra Z. Price production director Sue S. Brown business office manager Ellen C. Priest and circulation director Daniel S. Holland.
The UNDP finds a strong link between human development and freedom, rating 88 countries on a zero to 40 scale. Sweden scores highest, Iraq lowest, with the United States at 33. Kenya and other regimes oppose publication, while UNDP vows to continue releasing the index.
Carl E. Brown Jr. of Aiken has been named area winner of the South Carolina Clean Water Farming Award for conservation practices on 800 acres of cotton corn soybeans small grains and pastures. The award covers 13 counties and is presented by the S C Land Resources Commission and local conservation districts with EPA support. Brown is a Clemson graduate active in church and community, and father of two.
A Senate subcommittee will hear a bill to rename the Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument to honor the Indians who fought at Custer's Last Stand. The piece faces opposition but garners support from Montana senators while reflecting on past Indian policy and atonement.
A reader links newspaper closures to industry consolidation and shrinking local coverage while noting rising costs, declining ad revenue, and a drop in readership among women. The piece cites historic ownership shifts, layoffs, and illiteracy rates as contributing factors, urging stronger local reporting to compete with national papers.
House Majority Leader Richard Gephardt announces he will not seek the Democratic presidential nomination in 1992. Analysts say his earlier Super Tuesday failures and fundraising gaps doomed a strong bid, with timing and TV advertising strength seen as decisive factors.
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