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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1990

Page

4

View on cryptography shows meaning beyond math conquest

Our view notes that splitting a 155 digit number into three primes marks a major cryptographic milestone. It argues real world impact in banking, telecom privacy, and defense while warning that intelligence still hinges on human ingenuity and nontechnical factors despite code breakthroughs.

Defense Department America Arthur Zimmermann Mexico Texas New Mexico Arizona United States Germany Midway Island U.S. Marine Corps Pacific Pearl Harbor

First Amendment defense amid flag desecration debates

A reader letter defends free speech and the flag, arguing the Constitution is living not sacred. It rebukes calls to ban flag burning and urges honoring the Bill of Rights while peacefully petitioning government for redress.

Scout Thanks Contributors For Eagle Scout Project

Acknowledges individuals and local businesses that donated to an Eagle Scout project at Helping Hands. List includes Bowen, Brown, Cunningham, Massey, Randall families, Connie Phillips, Dr and Mrs Simons, Ellen Randall, Eric Randall, and many local businesses such as Ace Hardware, SERTOMA, C&S Bank, Lowe's, Polk Tire, Findley Construction, and more.

Robert Bowen Lynn Brown John Cunningham Ladson Massey Connie Phillips Paul Simons Duncan Randall Ellen Randall Eric Randall Aiken Ace Hardware Aiken County National Bank Aiken Office Supply Aiken Sertoma Club C&s Bank Findley-Blackburn Real Estate Findley Construction Co Mr. Gatti's Pizza George Funeral Home the Hope Chest Houndslake Corp Houndslake Country Club Lionel Smith’ Ltd Lowe's of Aiken NCNB Owensby Buick-Cadillac Polk Tire Posey’ Funeral Home the Real Estate Shoppe Woodruff Drugs

Aiken Standard Letters to Editor Guidelines

The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with a readable mailing address for publication. Brief, to the point letters are preferred and all submissions may be edited or condensed. Send to The Editor, Aiken Standard, Box 496, Aiken, SC 29802.

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Cardinal O Connor vows no excommunication after mass

The article discusses Cardinal O Connor signaling he will not excommunicate politicians over abortion while warning Catholic leaders in New York against pro abortion stances. It contrasts Times critics with defenders, notes Cuomo's position, and argues excommunication would shake church and politics amid Roe v Wade era.

St. Patrick's John O'Connor Archdiocesan New York Times Cardinal O'Connor America New York Mario Cuomo A.M. Rosenthal New Orleans Leander Perez Times Gov. Cuomo Gov. Cuomo Champi Fran Lynn Mario Senate Empire State Charles Rangel Cardinal O’connor Rangel Charlie Shepherd of Souls Vietnam U.S. Senate House Massachusetts Connecticut United States Roe v. Wade

Flag burning debate moves to Capitol Hill amid survey booth displays

The report covers a lobbying booth near the Lincoln and Vietnam Veterans Memorials where veterans sold flag themed shirts and bumper stickers and collected a petition to the Supreme Court. It notes senators Terry Sanford and Bill Bradley weighing a constitutional amendment versus preserving free speech and references the Court's 1989 ruling banning flag burning as catalyst. Bradley emphasizes protecting the Bill of Rights while condemning desecration and supporting a law against flag burning only if it incites violence.

Achington Congress Lincoln Bill Williamson Vietnam Supreme Court Williamson Ken Walker Bradley

Mountain Inn Reflections and Greenery After Hurricane Damage

A columnist recounts a weekend at a Saluda North Carolina mountain inn with vivid green scenery and dismal tree loss from hurricane damage in Holy City Suburb. The piece contrasts restored city looks with fallen trees and lingering debris, noting curbside gloom and hopeful signs of recovery.

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Sons of Liberty Republic John F. Boyette Melanie L. Arney Sue S. Brown Ellen C. Priest Daniel S. Holland Aiken, S.C Patrick J. Buchanan Jack W. Germond Jules Witcover Tribune Media Services Terry Sanford North Carolina Sanford Bill New Jersey Mountain Green Ashley Cooper
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