USCA Graduation Highlights Community Partnerships
The University of South Carolina Aiken graduation celebrated community ties with Alan B. Miller of University Health Services new Aiken Regional Medical Center management. Miller received an honorary doctorate. Harry Jacobs earned an honorary doctorate for his music leadership. Christa Cox led among outstanding seniors as graduates advance to work or further study.
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Alan B. Miller
Board
University Health Services
Aiken Regional Medical Center
USCA
Miller
Harry Jacobs
Etherredge Center Orchestra
Augusta
Christa Cox
Letters To The Editor On Hate And Public Rights
A reader condemns hate while expressing concern about government power and terrorism. The letter critiques taxation, the Oklahoma City bombing response, and proposed fundraising bans, praises truckers, and cites the South Carolina Trucking Association Briefs with varied product metaphors.
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Oklahoma City
Clinton
National Rifle Association
America
South Carolina ‘Trucking Association
Aiken Standard Contact Details and Hours
The Aiken Standard publishes weekday afternoons and weekend editions from Aiken Communications Inc. Contact and service hours include 8 to 5:90 p.m. weekdays and 7 a.m. Saturday 8 a.m. Sunday deliveries. For re-delivery call 6495315 or 6482311 for news tips.
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Aiken Standard
Dial
Aiken
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O. Box
Rutland Drive
S.C
Newt Gingrich Might Run For President in 1996
Washington columnist Sandy Grady notes strong talk among House Republicans about Newt Gingrich seeking the White House. Despite mixed signals, experts see potential momentum from TV exposure and GOP energy, with the 1996 race pitting Gingrich against Clinton.
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Washington
Capitol
Newt Gingrich
United States
Newt
Bill Clinton
Bob Dole
Phil Gramm
White House
Gingrich
NBC
Georgia
ABC
Harry Smith
House
Clinton
Oklahoma City
Clinton Performance. “Gingrich
Lamar Alexander
Bill Bennett
Bush
Bennett
Rush Limbaugh
Bedlam
Gopag
Labor Day
Bill
Willie Brown Seeks New Ground After California Assembly
After 31 years in the California Assembly and 15 as speaker, Willie Brown weighs a run for San Francisco mayor amid term limits and political shifts. A Corey Canapary poll shows Brown leading Frank Jordan 49 to 34 percent, with Brown touting his prestige and clout to reshape the city while planning to step down as speaker and stay active in liberal politics.
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California Assembly
Willie Brown
State
Senate
Assembly
San Francisco
Frank Jordan
Corey, Canapary and Galanis
Brown
Jordan
Withe
Democratic Party
Jesse Jackson
Washington, D.C
Jackson
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