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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1995
Page
4
An editorial argues against raising South Carolina interstate speed limits to 75 mph. It warns current enforcement habits would let speeds climb to 80 mph or more, risking more accidents. The piece urges maintaining 65 mph in rural and 55 in urban areas with stricter enforcement and no costly sign upgrades.
A reader denounces James Roland Smith for claiming Santa Claus comes from Columbia and argues taxes hinder state revenue. The letter collates UN founding history, naming figures such as Alger Hiss and Dean Acheson, labeling them secret communists. It argues to remove the U N from the United States and to end U S involvement abroad.
The Aiken Standard published weekday afternoons and Saturday, with Sunday mornings, is printed by Aiken Communications Inc. Mail address P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802. Phone and delivery lines list subscription and re-delivery numbers and hours, switchboard, and tips for news ideas.
Tribune column argues about an 18 year old high school star entering the NBA. It weighs youth, college, exploitation risks, and money. The piece notes Kevin Garnett, a celebrated 1995 prospect, and compares paths to other professions while questioning the need for college. It ends with satire on what maturity and money mean for teen athletes.
Washington observers note Republicans who won control in 1994 push to limit abortion rights. They cite House bills banning abortions in military hospitals abroad and criminalizing late term procedures, plus curbs on counseling and federal funding. Voters' support for limiting government influence in abortion is questioned.
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