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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1997

Page

4

Fragmented quotes show varied views across politics and life

A mosaic of brief statements features Hillary Clinton defending staffers amid a scandal involving a Chinese donor, Margie Anovich’s death from breast cancer, a lawyer’s defense in an Aiken malpractice case, and Sen Tommy Moore criticizing a transportation priority. Also included are remarks from Phyllis Pollack on gangsta rap violence, Makrina McBurnett on Lent meals, and Sen Richard Shelby calling for a CLA head nominee investigation, among other diverse quotes.

Local newspaper contact and circulation hours

Aiken Standard lists location at 326 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456 29802 with office hours 830 am 530 pm Monday to Friday Subscribe by calling 649 5315 Delivery problems users should call the same line If not delivered by 5 pm weekdays or 7 am weekends circulation hours are 530 pm 730 pm weekdays 7 am 11 am weekends Switchboard Pax 648 6052 Story ideas editors reach 648 2311 Publisher Scott B Hunter reachable at 648 2311

Rutland Drive P.O Aiken Aiken Standard Scott B. Hunter

Women Play Smarter Basketball in Modern College Games

Opinion piece argues women’s college basketball shows smarter play than men, citing human-scale athletes, two-hand passes, and cooperative offense. Describes Washington tourist families as a foil to gender differences, noting sharper teamwork and future seasons ending before next year.

Bob Cousy

Riley withdraws from 1998 South Carolina governor race

Charleston Mayor Joe Riley ends his bid for governor, citing family wishes and duty to them. Gov. Beasley stands to gain as the Democrats regroup, with few strong contenders emerging to challenge him in 1998.

South Carolina Charleston Joe Riley Riley David Beasley Columbia Bob Coble Nick ‘Theodore Small Business Administration Phil Lader Beasley Sumter

Pro-life letters clash with abortion protest at Aiken High

A sixteen year old junior from Aiken High School responds to Maureen Naughton’s critique of a protest outside the school. The writer defends the pamphlet distribution and discusses abortion, urging openness about truth and personal impact. The piece also notes local veterinarians’ Spay Day USA efforts and thanks the participating clinics and shelter staff.

Aiken High School Maureen Naughton Sun Naughton Washington D.C Aiken High Miss Naughton Washington, D.C Aiken County Jeanette Todd Aiken Jay Jones the Ark Holly Waltz Aiken Veterinary Services Karen Spencer Cindy Brown Aiken Animal Hospital Frank Moreland Silver Bluff Animal Hospital Charlie Timmerman Aiken Veterinary Clinic

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