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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1993
Page
4
Our view argues that FCC authority over electronic media is obsolete and unconstitutional. It contends government licenses and mandated quality amount to censorship, urging abolition of the agency and freedom from federal control.
Readers thank volunteers and donors for the Aiken County Historical Museum Show Series reception featuring Ginny Southworth's photo, drawings and paintings of horses, and music by Perpetual Harmony. The piece notes National Social Work Month and the theme Vital Signs of a Healthy Nation.
The Aiken Standard invites letters to the editor signed with the writer’s mailing address. Addresses should be legible and preferably typewritten. Brief submissions are preferred. all letters may be edited. Send to The Editor, Aiken Standard, Box 456, Aiken, SC 29802.
The text argues against restructuring seen as double speak like plans to create a cabinet system concentrating power in the executive. It warns this shift risks totalitarianism and calls for returning to a republican republic with separation of powers to limit government size.
Texas public debate over guns grows sharper as Koresh siege drags on. Experts note rising gun numbers, tougher attitudes toward gun control, and calls for assault weapon bans. Legislators weigh concealed carry bills amid renewed scrutiny of gun rights and safety.
Gene Owens recalls Latin mottos and their meanings while sharing humorous translations from coast to coast. He notes mottos of the Marine Corps and Virginia, compares translations, and recounts South Carolina political history centered on Edgar Brown and Strom Thurmond.
Boston Globe columnist Derrick Z. Jackson profiles Olden Polynice, NBA center and Haitian-born patriot who drew inspiration from Arthur Ashe’s civil disobedience to aid Haitian refugees. He joined hunger strikes at Krome, fasted six days, and urged teammates and fans to back Haiti’s democracy while criticizing U.S. refugee policy.
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