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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1995
Page
4
Our view lauds Citizens Park in Aiken at Pine Log and Banks Mill as a modern complex with fields a concession stand scorers booths and pro shop. Officials aim to draw 23 softball tournaments this year boosting local business while expanding youth soccer and high school baseball opportunities.
Dr Mario Fiori resigns as Summit Place of Aiken executive director on Feb 24, thanking the Aiken community for support in building the facility. He notes staff from Aiken and expresses fond memories while pledging continuing ties to the area.
A letter argues that easing early retirement rules by removing the 55 year old minimum would reduce pensions costs and lessen hardship at Savannah River Site. Taxpayers trained workers risk losing expertise as employees leave for other jobs. The writer cites DOE budget limits and Hazel OLeary saying sometimes money must be spent to make money.
This item lists location and mailing address for the Aiken Standard at 124 Rutland Drive P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 with office hours 8 30 am to 5 30 pm weekdays and delivery timings including weekends, plus switchboard and fax numbers and postmaster address changes.
The piece argues Sen. Mark Hatfield opposed a 1982 budget amendment and faced party backlash over spending cuts. It criticizes food stamps, student loans, and corporate welfare while urging a hard line against nonessential federal programs and prioritizing corporate targets.
Bill Weld says family time, not money or Reed threats, kept him from pursuing the 1996 White House bid. He would accept a vice presidential nod if offered, and sees a path to future influence as governor or senator while backing fiscally conservative, pro abortion rights Republicanism.
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