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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1992
Page
4
Our View laments the guilty plea of former County Administrator W. Scott Barnes for a misdemeanor illegal use of a telephone. The editorial notes his long tenure, controversial role, and fiscal questions while offering sympathy and wishing him success if he returns to public life.
A letter to the editor complains the April 16 Aiken Standard headline misleads readers. The extra 2 percent hike is added to subscriber bills, not coming from Palmetto Cablevision, and would raise city income. The writer urges council action to protect taxpayers and service quality.
A letter argues for reinstating strong Biblical influence in government and society. It calls for prayer in schools, punishment over rehabilitation, traditional family roles, condemns homosexuality, and urges action against crime and AIDS, asserting a return to founding father ideals.
A humorous take on cosmology and dog hair as a metaphor for the Big Bang. The author links the universe’s expansion to shedding dogs, comparing cosmic growth to a dog’s fur everywhere in the home while joking about science and fate.
A compact look at March activity in Congress notes little substantive legislation passed yet many symbolic actions. The Senate and House introduced and supported various designations and resolutions on awareness weeks and global issues, while key bills on budgets and campaigns lingered and only 22 bills became law from 1,301 filed. Prominent figures cited include Senators Robb Helms Gilman and Rep. Simon, with mentions of South Africa, Liberia, Ireland, Kenya, Tibet, and Mogadishu.
Arthur Caplan notes HealthRight adds taxes on hospitals and providers while targeting cost containment. It empowers the health commissioner to track expenditures, standardizes insurance rates, and creates a practice guidelines unit. The plan expands bare bones coverage through subsidies but does not cover catastrophic illness. signups and partial premiums are required. He weighs potential benefits against limits.
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