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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1995
Page
4
Our view argues Congress should investigate child resistant medicine bottles as senior citizens like Tess Canja reveal they are paternalistic and often ineffective. The piece urges a public demonstration and questions spending on safety versus preventing access by adults, while asking why the public distrusts decision makers.
A Paul Harvey column condemns the public’s ingratitude toward businesspeople. It lists the risks and costs they bear from taxes, regulations, lawsuits, and compliance while noting their job creation and charitable contributions. The piece laments the media and government focus on blame rather than appreciation.
The Aiken Standard lists its address at P O Box 456 and 124 Rutland Drive Aiken S C 29802. It notes weekday afternoon and weekend morning editions and provides subscription, delivery, and switchboard hours and phone numbers for news tips and changes.
Analysis of the 1996 campaign strategy shows President Clinton aiming to broaden his base to reach a majority, while congressional Democrats seek to protect core constituencies and regain House control. Darker odds loom with GOP strength and retirements, yet turnout and potential shifts could alter the race dynamics.
Philadelphia Inquirer columnist B J Phillips argues that market forces alone cannot define morality in business. He cites Senate Leader Bob Dole questioning Time Warner executives about the harm of gangsta rap and notes the need for ethical standards beyond profits.
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