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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1993
Page
4
Our view applauds A&L Foods plan to move from Augusta to a site on U.S. 78 near Owens-Corning Fiberglas, creating 120 jobs. The facility will bottle fruit juices sports drinks barbecue sauces and pancake syrup for grocery chains and specialty restaurants as Aiken diversifies industry ahead of the 21st century.
A letter argues Aiken Mall Cinemas cannot control film choices as bookings are by a central office and urges reader requests via a 24 hour number. The writer then ties road safety to county policy, calling for interstate-style upgrades and quicker maintenance, and criticizes Carl Langley over anti-KKK fund letter and local political stance.
The A.A.A.W. Aiken Branch Book Fair drew loyal support for 31 years of book donations and sales. Contributions from Edens & Avant Inc. Millbrook Baptist Church Palmetto Nurseries and Aiken County National Bank funded graduate fellowships college scholarships and high school awards. The group anticipates the 32nd sale next year.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with full mailing addresses. Letters should be legible and preferably typewritten. Brevity is preferred though no subject limit. Send to The Editor Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 for consideration after editing and condensing.
Randolph Ryan reports on the Truth Commission findings urging a U S probe into agency actions from 1980 to 1989. The piece notes derisive official denials, calls for a Kerry-like inquiry, and suggests U S knowledge and coverups shaped El Salvador’s 12 year conflict.
The piece argues Ross Perot promotes campaign finance reform while spending 500000 on NBC to run a national referendum through AWSA. It questions altruism versus self interest, notes his arena for broad influence, and challenges concrete policy proposals to back his reform agenda.
Boston Globe columnist Thomas Oliphant argues Clinton should consider New York Governor Mario Cuomo for the Supreme Court, noting Cuomo’s stature and leadership. The piece contrasts Cuomo with other nominees and cites Cuomo’s political prominence and long‑standing influence within the Democratic Party.
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