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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1995
Page
4
An opinion column argues Judge Lance Ito should end juror sequestration in the O J Simpson case to speed proceedings and restore public confidence. It criticizes prolonged sequestration as ill conceived and notes jurors’ weekly family visits compromise impartiality.
A reader challenges Greg Carmack's claims about the city water department battle, arguing the May 5 judge order clarifies the city council holds governing authority and disputes over bond debt, rates, and a proposed receiver. The letter urges council–commissioners talks and cautions against forced hookup and higher charges. It defends council efforts to review rates and seek civil remedies.
The Aiken Standard lists address P O Box 456 Aiken S C 29802 publishes weekday afternoons Saturday and Sunday editions. Phone numbers include 649 5316 for daily subscriptions 649 5315 for redelivery and 648 2311 switchboard and tips line 648 6052 fax. Hours are 8 30 am to 5 30 pm Monday through Friday and delivery by 5 pm weekdays 7 am Saturday 8 am Sunday.
Seattle Mayor Norman Rice praised President Clinton at a regional Democratic conference, highlighting a rare show of enthusiasm among Democrats. The piece notes waning party support in Congress and a need for Clinton to energize his base before the 1996 campaign, despite recent policy gains and crisis handling.
Carl P. Leubsdorf reports California Governor Pete Wilson faces a late start in entering the 1996 presidential race. He plans to challenge Senator Phil Gramm in Texas, slows campaigning due to throat surgery, and weighs immigration and abortion stances while navigating a crowded GOP field led by Bob Dole and Lamar Alexander.
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