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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1993
Page
4
The so called Pepsi scare dissolves as a nationwide tampering claim appears fraudulent. FDA chief Kessler defends public reassurance while investigators note multiple states and cans from various plants fed the hoax. Federal penalties deter false claims and prosecutions aim to curb copycat incidents.
A letter to the editor lauds Rep. Roland Smith for opposing his committee chairman Rep. Bailey to defeat auto insurance premium hikes in Aiken County. The writer credits Smith's courage and independence for benefiting constituents and hints at his reelection. The piece also references other national schooling debates and critiques of Governor Riley.
A reader protests a June 18 article about William Blalock, accusing the paper of front page innuendo and unverified claims. The letter lauds Blalock as a kind and honest investment banker, recounts personal mentorship, and urges truthful reporting and fair treatment.
Derrick Z. Jackson reviews criticisms of the Clinton health plan through Dr. Marcia Angell of The New England Journal of Medicine. Angell argues managed competition fails to cut costs and calls for a Canadian style single payer system while highlighting rising expenses and uninsured Americans. The piece contrasts political promises with industry profits and urges substantive reform beyond slogans.
Randolph Ryan reports on a Harvard Kennedy School conference examining new UN intervention roles amid Bosnia, Somalia, and Cambodia. The piece weighs whether a democratic, credible peacekeeping system can emerge, who pays, and how to balance security with political costs in a changed world.
James G. Driscoll praises Tony Hillerman for merging detective plots with Navajo spirituality. The author respects Navajo culture while teaching readers about its traditions, earning the Navajo Tribal Council honor in 1987.
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