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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1993

Page

6

Clinton must assert civilian control of the armed forces

Our View argues that President Clinton must establish clear civilian supremacy over the military. It contends his lack of military service and perceived compromises have damaged respect, urging decisive action, even at the Pentagon, to restore the commander in chief’s authority for the good of the nation.

Clinton Defense Les Aspin Pentagon Sam Nunn Georgia Bill Clinton

Bottle Law Of Recycling Energy And Jobs Highlighted

Karen Congdon of Aiken Elementary writes to promote recycling and the bottle law She claims one soda can can power a TV for three hours and one bottle can light a 100 watt bulb for hours She says the law will create jobs and praises the idea.

Karen S.O.A.R Aiken Elementary Karen Congdon Aiken

Letters on handicapped parking and understanding illness

A reader responds to J W Lewis about handicapped parking abuse and invisibly ill people. The letter emphasizes that disability is not always visible, urges respect for placard users, and notes the pain of those who struggle daily while appearing healthy. The writer shares personal experiences and calls for empathy.

J.W. Lewis Ms. Lewis J. Kenney Aiken

Reader urges out-of-state tag drivers to become tax-paying residents

A reader criticizes long-term out-of-state vehicle tags in local traffic, urging those drivers to declare state residency and contribute to the property tax base. The letter ends with a weary caveat about unlikely compliance.

Clinton expected to name pro choice judge to replace White

Retiring Justice Byron R. White opens a path for abortion rights advocacy as President Clinton signals he will seek a strong defender of privacy and individual rights. Analysts caution Roe v. Wade remains under threat with legislative efforts like the Freedom of Choice Act gaining momentum in Congress.

Ashington Supreme Court Byron R. White Clinton White Kate Michelman National Abortion Rights Action League NARAL Bob Jewett Operation Rescue Michelman Roe Harry A. Blackmun John Paul Stevens House Senate Congress

Abortion Rights Debate Intensifies Over Supreme Court Nominee

Michelman argues the Freedom of Choice Act is needed to protect Roe v. Wade as abortion foes ramp up pressure in Congress. Jewett mocks Clinton’s likely pick White while urging a pro choice nominee to advance abortion rights amid renewed efforts to overturn the 5-4 Supreme Court ruling.

Michelman Jewett Operation Rescue Clinton White Randall Terry Congress NARAL Supreme Court David Gunn Pensacola Fla

Ingratitude Toward Executives Across North Carolina and Atlanta

Gene Owens laments the fate of executives ousted by major firms. He cites F. Ross Johnson of RJR Nabisco and James Robinson III of American Express as examples of harsh severance and minimal post‑work benefits. The column notes Johnson’s moves, buyout impacts on 1,600 workers, and Robinson’s two‑year noncompete, with a satirical wish for better treatment and a return to cash.

North Carolina Shoney’s Kmart Sam F. Ross Johnson RJR Nabisco Henry Kravis Johnson Rjr-Nabisco Winston-Salem Reynolds Tobacco Atlanta Kravis Kholberg Kravis Roberts & Co Wall Street Atlanta Braves Minnesota Twins American Express James Robinson III Robinson Wall Street Journal American Express Board MasterCard Ood St. Martin Aspin

Posturing Strangles Drug Industry and Drug Prices Debate

A speaker laments government drug price controls and praises U S pharmaceutical innovation. He warns foreign companies profit from U S research while FDA rules raise pill costs and criticizes policies squeezing the industry. He cites job figures, exports, and the burden of chronic diseases with many drugs in development.

Imetrex Glaxo Pharmaceutical Company United States Insurance Companies Medicare Food and Drug Administration

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Aiken Scott B. Hunter Jeffrey B. Wallace Debra Z. Price Sue S. Brown Ellen C. Priest Daniel S. Holland Aiken, S.C Military Aiken Standard Dan Jack W. Germond Jules Witcover Tribune Media Services Sam’s Howard Clark Sr Clark Gene Owens Aiken County High Point, N.C FDA Sig ‘Ooo
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