Pacers hailed as champions despite NCAA snub
The USC Aiken Pacer men’s basketball team clinched the Peach Belt regular season title and tournament crown with a 64 60 win over Augusta College, finishing 22 7 but receiving no at large bid to the NCAA Division II tournament.
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NCAA
Florida
Florida Southern
Tampa
Larry Epperly
Letters To The Editor On Trees And Local Leadership
Aiken residents debate tree removal at St Marys and praise Monsignor Roths community service. A reader offers to fund new trees or pay fines, while another letter thanks County Council District 7 voters for Republican primary support and outlines plans to back SRS, DOE projects, industrial diversification, education funding, and county credit improvement.
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Michael Enloe
St. Mary’s Law
Monsignor Roth
Aiken
St. Mary’s
E.J. Majzlik Jr
County Council
DOE
SRS
Aiken County
Letters to the Editor Urge Conservative Tax Policy and Radio Funding Views
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with mailing address for publication and notes letters may be edited. A letter supports conservative leadership to realisticaly meet the tax goal, thanks J Allen Brodie for district service, and critiques SC Educational Radio fundraising and its use of funds for NPR and APR.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken
Aiken, S.C
J. Allen Brodie
Aiken County
Serbs May Challenge Clinton On Bosnia Policy
Trudy Rubin argues the Serb offensive risks a major foreign policy defeat for the Clinton administration. She warns that without UN authorization for punitive air strikes and a strong peacekeeping force, Bosnia peace efforts could fail and U.S. credibility suffer.
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Clinton
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United States
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Security Council
Clintonians
Karadzic
Truth on unwed births high cost to nation
Columnist Joan Beck argues rising births to unmarried mothers in 1990 and throughout the 1980s strain social and welfare programs, deepen poverty, and harm child outcomes. She urges embracing responsible fatherhood and reforming policies to support marriage and families.
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Hose Democrats
Murphy Brown
National Center For Health Statistics
Clinton
Decisive Battles In Nutrition War
The piece surveys a flood of research on high nutrient doses while warning of risk and government control. It contrasts cautious clinical work by Mayo and Loma Linda with market pressure and possible prescription limits, noting Lorenzo's Oil as a cautionary anecdote and calling the co-enzyme a potential battlefield in nutrition debates.
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