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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1996
Page
4
The piece condemns Simpson’s Brentwood fundraiser for battered women as a cynical PR stunt. It notes his no contest plea for assaulting Nicole and stalking her, and challenges his remorse and motives despite public sympathy from supporters.
The American Legislative Exchange Council endorses a Kinship Care Act to base welfare eligibility on relatives' ability to support children. The model aims to keep kids with extended families, reducing intergenerational welfare and improving long term outcomes. Indianapolis Star
Local contact details for the Aiken Standard include mailbox and mailing address in Aiken South Carolina. Customer service hours and delivery expectations are listed with phone numbers for issues and switchboard.
State Representative from Sumter urges end to racial hostility and advocates a monument honoring South Carolinians of color. He recalls a history of enslavement and conflict while calling for heritage that unites, not divides, through reconciliation.
A letter writer complains about extreme heat at county recycling sites in Ai ken County. He notes lack of insulation air conditioning running water bathrooms and refrigerators for workers and urges immediate relief before a heat stroke or heart attack occurs. He cites a 96 degree 108 humidity day at Monetta and mentions offers to install cooling but denial from authorities.
The article argues that inner enemies destroy leaders, citing Solomon as the prime example. It warns that focusing on wrong things listening to the wrong voices and valuing the wrong things lead to spiritual fall. It urges living by Scripture and Spirit to stay faithful.
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