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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1997

Page

4

Gore plans new procurement rules tied to labor rights

Vice President Al Gore pledges changes to federal contracting to evaluate a company’s labor rights and safety record. The proposal, praised in labor circles and critiqued as tilting balance with management, would affect billions in contracts to about 300,000 firms. A 1995 order to bar contracts with firms employing permanent striking replacements was overturned in court.

Clinton al Gore Gore Los Angeles Lisa Larson

FDA backs high dose morning after birth control pills

The Food and Drug Administration endorsed high doses of certain birth control pills to prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex. The move aids rape and incest victims facing pregnancy choices and does not trigger abortion. Medical authorities note pregnancy begins at implantation, and the pills block ovulation fertilization and implantation.

Food and Drug Administration Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Aiken Standard contact and circulation details

Local notice lists location at 226 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456 with 29802 for Aiken. It provides subscription line 649 5015 and delivery problem numbers 649 5315, with service hours weekdays 5 30 pm 7 30 pm and weekends 7 11 am. Switchboard 648 2311 and publisher contact Scott B Hunter at 648 2311.

Aiken Rutland Drive P.O. Box Aken

Politicians React To Human Cloning Debate

The piece argues that federal laws banning cloning would be largely ineffective while politicians rush to take moral stances. It cites Harkin and Bond, notes public unease, and urges focusing on Medicare and budget reform rather than moral rulings. Dolly and gene research are discussed as warning signs.

Iiingtun Sen Rom Harkin Iowa Clinton Scotland White House Congress Harkin Senate Ian Wilmut Dolly

TV Drug Fight Plays On Screen And In Real Life

A reader critiques slick anti drug campaigns on Fox and ABC urging drug free living. The letter cites Party of Five struggles with alcohol for Bailey Salinger and questions the four week impact of March Against Drugs and related promos. It argues real change comes from engaged parenting and community programs, not quick TV campaigns.

Bailey Salinger San Francisco Bailey ABC Home Improvement General Hospital Department of Education Readler’s Digest Partnership For America Department Grace ABC News Meredith Vieira Michael Males Los Angeles Times US Education Department Big Brothers

Memorials for Jane Jennings Highlight Sports and Community Ties

Jane Jennings of Aiken, died March 8 at age 70. A University of Richmond tennis champion and avid gardener, she organized local tennis groups, mentored players including Jane Hawkins and Ellie Miller, and wrote a 300 page history of Aiken Day School and tennis in the area titled Newport of the South. She was involved with St. Thaddeus Church, Fermata Club, and Houndslake teams. Bill Jennings was her husband and she leaves a son and two daughters.

Jane Sanford Jennings Crystal Olsen Jane Jennings Bill Jennings Virginia University of Richmond Jennings U.S. Amateur Tennis Association Aiken Jane Hawkins Ellie Miller Eloise Twombly Bobbie Cheetham Lorraine Minton Ruth Howard Evie Vought Betty McKellar Aiken Day School Ambrose Clark Grace Avenue Aiken Preparatory School Winter Colony Newport South

Concert by American Boychoir at Aiken Prep draws hundreds

Aiken First Presbyterian and Downtown institutions co hosted a concert by the American Boychoir at Aiken Preparatory School. About 500 attendees from across Aiken County enjoyed the performance with local business and group support applauding the event. Debbie Boehner and Ken Courtney are noted as local organizers.

First Presbyterian Aiken Preparatory School Aiken County Aiken Debbie Boehner Aiken Prep Alliance Ken Courtney First Presbyterian

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