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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1996
Page
4
Columnist Claude Lewis argues Clarence Thomas aligns with Antonin Scalia, voting against African American interests on affirmative action and districting. He notes Thomas’s reliance on race in education and warns his youthful tenure could harm justice for decades.
A Newsweek poll finds men and women diverge on chores and parenting. About 54 percent of men say they share parenting, but only one third of women agree. Fathers claim equal housework with wives at 67 percent while 57 percent of mothers report doing most housework. The piece calls for better spousal communication on divisions of labor.
The Aiken Standard lists location at 124 Rutland Drive and mailing P O Box 456, 29802. Office hours 8 90 a m to 5 30 p m Monday Friday. Subscribe or report delivery issues at 649 5315. Switchboard 648 2911 fax 648 6052. Editors and publisher contacts provided.
The Federal Election Commission signals that a Reform Party nominee could qualify for about 30 million dollars in public funds if Perot’s 1996 bid meets rules. Commissioners question whether the 1992 Reform foothold existed as a party, complicating eligibility and leaving Perot facing a potential self funded race if a non-Perot nominee cannot qualify.
A San Jose reader praises a single truck and worker for curbside trash collection and contrasts it with Aiken's multiple trucks and crews. The letter suggests curb placement for all waste and accommodations for those unable to bring trash to the curb. It notes yard waste and median piles as eyesores and urges economical, streamlined service. The piece closes with thanks from Tri-Development Center of Aiken County for a recent prom, celebrating the event and its memories.
Gary Phillips examines Marcus Camby and peers who skip college to enter the NBA draft amid allegations of accepting gifts from agents. The piece questions education versus immediate wealth, citing Shaq and Iverson while exploring long term financial risks and the culture around endorsements and pro sports.
Election time endorsement for Carolyn Doolittle. Realtor Institute graduate and licensed real estate agent in Aiken County since 1977 with prior roles in County Tax Assessor Finance and Auditor offices. Lived in Aiken 26 years, husband Lawrence active in local business for 20+ years. Active in Masonic Order Eastern Star American Legion Shriners and veterans groups. Call to voters to elect her for honesty and qualifications with 24 hour availability.
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