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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1993
Page
4
Scientists in San Diego funded by the Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission and Bumble Bee develop devices to attract tuna but not dolphins as public demand for dolphin safe tuna grows. Tuna boats adopt dolphin friendly tactics. most U S tuna is dolphin safe, but some catch remains non dolphin safe.
A reader questions county priorities after admiring a new elementary school office and plush furniture while noting crowded classrooms, underpaid teachers, and unsafe buses. The letter decries spendthrift furniture and urges focus on education. another account recalls a May 14 hip injury with rapid EMS response and hospital care.
James Kline of North Augusta urges opposition to NAFTA in a second letter. The first writer thanks emergency physicians at Aiken Regional Medical Centers for exceptional care after a fall and hip replacement, praising the staff and hospital.
The piece argues Ross Perot weakens Clinton by opposing health care reform and NAFTA, creating a chance for Clinton to push his budget plan with GOP help. It contends Perot uses fear about Mexican jobs, but the NAFTA debate hinges on future trade, not a looming monster, and urges a strong pro free trade campaign to win Congress.
William R. Neikirk argues that Dave Gergen could become a flexible adviser shaping a bi partisan coalition under Clinton. He questions whether Gergen can help steady a deficit driven agenda and suggests a bipartisan cabinet and non aggression pact to advance fiscal policy amid polarized politics.
Kingsley Guy, editor of the Sun-Sentinel Fort Lauderdale, reports Eskimo Pie Corp President David Clark gave 1,437,890 nickels to the federal government to retire the national debt, yielding 71,894.50 dollars. The campaign links consumer purchases to debt relief and spurs debate on economic policy and American values.
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