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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1998

Page

4

Editorial: Welcome to Excel boosts Aiken economy

Editorial praises economic revival in Aiken County driven by Excel Communications building a computer switching plant at Sage Mill Industrial Park. Plans include 850 jobs, $14 million initial investment, ground breaking in about two months, spring 1999 operations, wages $8.50 to $10 hourly. Notes prior turmoil at Savannah River Site and Bridge Stone Firestone at Sage Mill. Credits local officials, Economic Development Partnership and state agencies for attracting the industry.

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Helms proposes 100 million aid to Cuban people via church

The News & Record notes Senator Jesse Helms, often critical of Castro, endorses a 100 million humanitarian aid plan to Cuba delivered through the Roman Catholic Church. Cuban bishops declined to participate, but other nongovernmental channels could be sought. The piece argues against punishing ordinary Cubans as a path to regime change.

Jesse Helms Cuba Helms Congress Fidel Castro Florida Castro News & Record Greensboro N.C

Jerry Springer and sleaze spark daytime TV debate

Myriam Marquez argues that Springer’s shows push vulgar content into homes during daylight hours. She praises free speech but questions corporate responsibility and urges later scheduling or even less air time for such programs. Local stations and major markets have pulled unfit episodes, signaling a shift toward civility.

Jerry Springer Springer Springers Ricki Lakes Sally Jesses America Mr. Clean

Decisions Determine Destiny in Everyday Choices

The pastor reflects on how daily decisions shape life. From gift shopping and holiday purchases to major life paths, small choices accumulate to steer our future. He urges deliberate, timely, and courageous decision making and notes destiny follows the roads we choose.

John Scarlett

Letters On Safety Storming Aiken Field And Politics

A reader recalls a May 7 Dixie Youth baseball game during a violent Aiken storm where play continued despite thunder and lightning, a city official later ordered a 15 minute dugout halt, and a safety letter to the city followed with no reply. The same page includes advocacy for Stephen Brown in the US Senate race, criticism of tax increases, and Aiken Standard letters guidelines.

Aiken P” Field Aiken Park and Recreation Department Dixie Youth ABC Park and Recreation Department Stephen Brown Bob Inglis US Senate Senator Hollings Hollings Brown United Nations Clinton Carolina South Carolina Shirley Schilling Askent

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