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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1994

Page

4

Hofmann Competition Elevates Aiken Cultural Scene

The Josef Hofmann Regional Piano Competition wrapped at the Etherredge Center in Aiken with Prominent lecture by Dr Krystyna Juszczynska. Winthrop student Jasmin Tiedang won 2000 first prize while Andrea Padova and Melissa Meghdadi shared second with 750 each. Attendance exceeded 200 at the final concert and organizers foresee expansion next year.

Aiken Josef Hofmann Etherredge Center South Carolina Etherredge Center Orchestra Association University of South Carolina American Center For Polish Culture Washington Hofmann Krystyna Jusczynska Poland Josef Hoffmann America Metropolitan Opera House W. C. Whitney Joye Cottage Marie Eustis Thomas Hitchcock New Orleans Europe Fermata Hitchcock Court Winthrop University Jasmin Tiedang Andrea Padova North Carolina School For the Arts Melissa Meghdadi Florida State University Augusta

Letters to the Editor raise concerns on school tax increase and priorities

A reader argues against a public school tax hike citing personal impact on homeowners and questions funding for special programs. They criticize Headstart as daycare, oppose the Gatesways plan prioritizing summer arts over reading help, support using funds for new classrooms, urge United Way to cut class sizes, and express opposition to the tax rise. The letter ends with praise for a flag issue debate.

Rep. Huff United Way New York

Letters and politics in the South Carolina Capitol era

A collection of civic notes and quotes urging signed letters to the editor, praise for steadfast lawmakers like Greg Ryburg and supporters such as Charlie Stone and others, and a call for humility and learning in public life, with references to South Carolina heritage and leaders.

South Carolina House of Representatives Senate Greg Ryburg Charlie Stone Roland Smith Tom Huff Charlie Sharp South Carolinas Lee E.P. Alexander S.C.V. Augusta

Old Glory Symbol and Flag Day Call to Action

Bruce Thiesen, national commander of the American Legion, urges support for a constitutional amendment to protect the flag from desecration. He frames Old Glory as a living symbol of America's past present and future and invites readers to join the Citizens Flag Alliance in a quiet revolution to rekindle national spirit.

United States of America Kuwait Somalia America England Franklin Lane Citizens Flag Alliance United States

Paternalism and power cloaked in public debate

The author attacks paternalism used to disguise power, condemns media labeling of homeless people, critiques Clinton health care plans as power grabs, and urges accountability in Congress. They wade through political games, call for transparency from witnesses, and praise grassroots anti degeneration efforts while urging critical view of societal biases. The piece also promotes Issues `94 from Heritage Foundation as a concise guide to current topics.

Polly Klaas Nelson Mandela South Africa Rush Limbaugh Clarice Thomas Clinton Brotherhood of Man Washington The Heritage Foundation

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Scott B. Hunter ATOR Jeffrey B. Wallace Charles C. Grice Aiken, S Bella Hatfield Tom Mack Harry Jacobs ECO Association Len Kosinski Alist 8.C Wale Return Smith Congress Bruce Thiesen American Legion White House Stephanopoulos al Gore Thomas Lowell Creators Syndicate
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