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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1995
Page
4
Our View lauds Aiken City Council for keeping new taxes and fees unchanged in a 30 million budget for 1995 96 amid economic shifts from the Savannah River Site downsizing. A county reassessment may adjust individual tax bills, but total revenues capped at one percent. a 2 percent raise for city workers is provided.
The Mickey Mantle transplant story rekindles the national fight over who gets life saving organs and how to balance cost with access. Advocates warn that wealth and fame skew care, while calls for reform stress universal coverage and controlled costs.
U S senator John McCain urges normalization of relations with Vietnam. He argues Hanoi has moved toward the 1991 road map, which linked settlement of the Cambodian conflict and accounting for missing Americans with releases of former officials.
The Aiken Standard lists its mailing address at P.O. Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 and office at 124 Rutland Drive with hours 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday. Delivery by 5 p m weekdays 7 a m Saturday 8 a m Sunday if late call 649 5315 for redelivery. The switchboard is 648 2311 and news tips dial 648 2311 ask for editors. Established 1867 published by Aiken Communications Inc.
A reader in Mobile critiques Alabama chain gangs as a symbol of state miseducation and shabby public schools. He contrasts interstates, goat classrooms, and trailer schools with the chain gang program, proposing repurposing prisons into schools and using inmates to improve education.
The article portrays Newt Gingrich in New Hampshire where a teacher confronts him with harsh words, prompting Gingrich to soften in public. It notes conservatives’ surprise at his milder tone, his nuclear debate style, and eventual pledge to stay in his current role.
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