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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1990
Page
4
An Emeryville firm markets a critical tracking test to detect impairment from drugs or alcohol by tracking a worker’s ability to respond to deviations on a computer screen. It offers on-site, immediate results and is cheaper and less intrusive than urine tests, with field testing needed to establish reliability and policies for handling failed results.
A sequence of reader letters argues Senate Democrats can still win the governorship, attacks Republicans on ethics and leadership, and condemns environmental restrictions on cars. Dwayne W. Schester endorses strong opposition to emission rules and CAFE limits, urging action and outreach to officials.
The Alken Standard invites signed letters with the writer's mailing address. Ensure legality and legibility, preferably typewritten. Brief, pointed letters preferred. all are subject to editing. Send to The Editor Box 456 Aiken SC 29902.
A detailed, accusatory overview questions the case against John Demjanjuk known as Ivan the Terrible. It cites forged Treblinka IDs, conflicting witness statements, and Defense claims of innocence despite mounting pressure toward execution. The piece contrasts past missteps and present trials, urging caution before judgment.
A National Research Council report questions day care effects on infants and preschoolers. It notes higher illness in group care, cites uncertain long term impact, and calls for subsidies, expanded Head Start, better staff training, and policy standards while warning against unquantified costs.
A Soviet move toward limited private ownership invites cautious optimism among new investors. The piece contrasts ACE’s warning on bureaucratic hurdles with Soviet hopes, noting red tape delays from permits and signage limits affecting a local small business as officials defer a hearing by 30 days.
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