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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1997
Page
4
A collection of quoted remarks from public figures and a missing person case. Governor Beasley, Newt Gingrich, Bill Clinton, Valerie Giscard d Estaing and others weigh in on education, policy, and civic pride. A park ranger notes a rescue, while Tiger Woods comments on his rough Open showing.
Washington analysis notes President Clinton has a record on civil rights and rapport with black leaders but questions linger about his electorate credibility and whether his race initiative can yield real change. It cites campaign tactics, reactions from black leaders, welfare reform controversy, and broad public skepticism toward politicians. The piece highlights a planned series of speeches and a respected commission, but doubts linger on whether Americans will listen.
The South Carolina Board of Education reaffirmed that schools welcome children of all faiths and deserve dignity. Dr. Jordan, who sparked debate with a hostile remark, voted for the resolution and plans to address a Muslim gathering in Columbia. The piece notes DHEC needs broader representation and critiques Winthrop University’s out-of-state tuition policy amid a 1996 audit and state pressure.
A resident criticizes Aiken city government for funding the Aiken Edgefield ECO Comm with 500000 including 25000 from the council, alleging funds benefit Senator Johnston and the SRS. He also complains Intermedia Cable charges high rates and says the local paper ignored his council talk. He cites Ryberg and John Birch references urging limited government and constitutional founding.
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