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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1993
Page
4
Our view argues for higher legal immigration limits to reduce smuggling. It suggests letting self-reliant entrants come with a five to ten year promise not to seek taxpayer support, aiming to curb the lucrative and brutal trade while improving outcomes for immigrants and the country.
A reader writes in response to a June 2 1993 editorial about the salary freeze at DOE and its contractor staff at Savannah River Site. The letter notes DOE imposed a hiring and later a promotions freeze, drawing parallels with state employee raises and describing federal cost saving measures. It answers two editoral questions about whether Mrs O Leary supports applying the freeze to DOE workers and other related points.
Letter submission policy for The Aiken Standard requests signed legible letters with a mailing address and potential editing. It notes no subject limits, invites brief concise submissions, and provides the editor address. The reader then comments on cyclist safety, helmet use, proper gear, and urges riders to follow traffic rules to prevent injuries or death.
A reunion for the Second Armored Division and attached units marks 50 years since their past news coverage. The event is planned for September 1953 in Knoxville Tennessee at the World’s Fair Holiday Inn and Knoxville Hilton. Interested veterans or relatives should contact Loren Gage, 8053 Highpoint Blvd., Brooksville, Florida, or Gabe Struggles, Waldron, Arizona.
Grady notes a Washington Post column tone predicting a Clinton recovery through stable White House management and executive picks. He cites David Gergen’s influence as adviser and Bruce Babbitt’s potential Senate confirmation as a hinge for a moderating path and possible economic victory.
Massachusetts Governor William Weld presents a dual persona merging tough crime stance with environmental liberalism. He urges anti abortion shifts in the GOP platform and hints at a possible national bid, while denying 1996 plans and stressing reelection. He cites strong poll numbers and names Kemp Dole Alexander and Martin among potential national paths.
A signed column from High Point North Carolina ridicules male resistance to women in military roles. It cites Supreme Court rulings and historic battles to argue women would lead in defense. The writer imagines famed figures with women, urges Lexington and Charleston to surrender, and ends with a tongue in cheek warning.
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