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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1993
Page
4
Aiken holds a large public meeting to shape a strategic plan for the city’s tomorrow. City leaders praise civic participation, noting about 300 residents are involved with many more to join, aiming for a collective vision into the 21st century.
Readers condemn abuses by some police, support whistleblowers, and call for accountability. They urge outlawing video poker gambling to close payoff loopholes and criticize political rhetoric and campaign promises as misleading.
The writer condemns tax increases and government spending, arguing budget restraint since 1984 would have balanced by 1989. He criticizes Clinton's tax promises, cites polling figures, and urges conservative Democrats in Washington to oppose incongruous bills to avoid gridlock. North Augusta author Tony R. Bledsoe.
The speaker asserts there was a bomb at the World Trade Center and questions why it was placed there. They state no doubt it was a bomb and imply motives without detailing evidence.
H D S Greenway argues television shapes international response by turning crises into Concert Crises. He contrasts Bosnia Tajikistan Rwanda and earlier events, noting media coverage and public opinion push policymakers toward intervention, while other tragedies remain overlooked.
The first Agnew papers release at the University of Maryland shows mostly boilerplate material from his Baltimore County executive to vice president era. Memos from Buchanan and Safire hint at aggressive, combative messaging but no admission of guilt or wrongdoing.
Cheryl Gomez-Preston, a former Detroit police officer who won a 1.2 million verdict, became a founder of the Association for the Sexually Harassed and co author of When No Means No. She fights for clearer harassment definitions and safer workplaces amid lingering public confusion after the Thomas Hill hearings.
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