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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1987
Page
4
Editorial advocates FDA new guidelines allowing terminal patients with AIDS or other incurable diseases to use experimental drugs. It cautions about risks of inadequate testing while praising steps to cut red tape and preserve medical safeguards and professional oversight.
The court ruling lets judges deny bail to defendants deemed a danger to the public, weakening the presumption of innocence. It argues prevention over justice, with implications for those not yet charged and doubts about predictive risk assessments. The piece critiques the decision as eroding constitutional safeguards.
Aiken County faces a clash between Memorial Day observance and a proposed Martin Luther King Day. Critics warn against replacing a ceremonial day honoring fallen soldiers with a Black History and MLK tribute while supporters propose a compromise using paid holidays to preserve both recognitions.
In the first post Hart Iowa Poll Gephardt shows 24 percent among 401 Democratic respondents indicating front-runner potential but results are not decisive. Jackson Dukakis Babbitt and Simon trail, with one third undecided and caucus dynamics noted as early indicators.
Dear Mrs H M. The mystery of iniquity explains illness and death in a fallen world. Believers are not immune from illness, yet those in Christ are safe in God’s hands and eternal life awaits. God can use this trial to strengthen you and the church’s faith.
A reader voices outrage at Aiken County Council for honoring Martin Luther King Jr. and elevating him above others who sacrificed for the nation. The letter notes strong emotion and states the writer will vote accordingly.
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