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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1993

Page

4

Harsh Prosecution Not Answer To Delinquency Editorial

An editorial by Elizabeth G. Patterson and Louise Haynes argues against prosecuting cocaine abusing mothers of newborns and other punitive policies. They say such laws harm families, deter prenatal care, ignore underlying causes, and fail to address root social factors. Patience and family-centered solutions offer real help.

Elizabeth G. Patterson University of South Carolina Law School Louise Haynes

Letters Raise Concerns About Youth Ball Access and School Funding

Alex Wilds of Aiken urges reform in Valley Recreational Association youth ball practices after a parent was turned away from T ball. He also questions public school funding, criticizing land purchases near Scho field Middle School and urging higher teacher salaries and better materials. He notes observed misuse of handicapped parking placards and calls for accountability.

The Valley Recreational Association Wire Road Aiken By-pass Highway 118 Schofield Middle School Aiken Alex Wilds

Letter to the Editor on Parking Space Abuse

The writer urges readers to observe reserved handicapped parking spaces and condemns abuse by able bodied drivers. They recount a March 9 incident at a local Aiken restaurant, noting a white Mazda 626 with a placard parked in a handicapped space while the driver dined with a friend.

Aiken

Army pre position ships spark budget clash and doubts

Chicago Tribune military affairs writer David Evans reports on a contentious race between the Army and Marines to pre position forces at sea. The Army plans nine new roll on roll off ships and two container ships to deploy five divisions anywhere within 75 days.

Ashington Army Marine Co Diego Garcia Indian Ocean Saudi Arabia Iraq Kuwait Mogadishu Somalia Marine Corps Pentagon Navy David Evans The Chicago Tribune

Southern snow proves its power in the Blizzard of '93

Aiken County native and High Point columnist recalls the Blizzard of 1993 sweeping the Carolinas, Virginia and Tennessee with snow and wind. He contrasts Southern snow with harsher Northern storms, notes Roanoke Fayetteville and High Point impacts, and looks ahead to Easter weather.

Carolinas Virginia Tennessee Gulf Texas Arctic Peggy Mary Todd Roanoke Abe Jerri Lynn Aiken Fayetteville Jeffrey McDonald Kim Red Lobster East Tennessee Meridian Roseboro United Methodist Church High Point Chicago Norfolk O'Hare Aiken County High Point, N.C

Citizens weigh Plymouth Rock plans against preserving history

Boston Globe columnist Susan Trausch warns Plymouth should balance tourist development with preserving the rock’s historic resonance. Residents weigh a $6 million visitors center Cole's Hill plans, a parking garage, and an underground museum against keeping the site unadorned and educational.

Oston Bexon Plymouth Rock Ink Sue Cole’s Hill Lyman Plymouth Susan Trausch Boston Globe

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