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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1992
Page
6
ANAGING. Above: PHYSUS TUN DIRECTOR: Sue 8. Brown BUSINESS OFFICE MANAGER: Ellen C. Priest CIRCULATION DIRECTOR: Daniel S. Holland.
An editorial lauds the Endeavour rescue of Intelsat as a global spectacle and argues for focusing on unmanned spaceflight to save vast funds and reduce risk. It cautions about the dangers of manned missions and calls for careful mission justification before sending astronauts aloft.
Reader concerns about practice fields land use and governance arise as Aiken plans new softball baseball facilities. Questions focus on field needs for 84 teams, why soccer appears on deeding land, and who decides relocating fields from the training track to the baseball complex.
A barroom discussion questions the 1990s US political scene as Bush Clinton and Perot loom. The pair debate the flaws of candidates, past insiders, and the seeming futility of choosing from 250 million voters. They fear a chaotic path ahead and liken the field to a truly stacked deck.
Patrick Buchanan camps in Los Angeles after riots, calling for a border fence and harsher actions against illegal aliens. He criticizes Bush, urges deportations, and ties riots to immigration policy. He canvasses Whittier College, defending his campaign while warning of political entrenchment and racial tensions.
A New York Times CBS survey shows rising concern over race relations and calls for more aid to the poor. Critics warn that Great Society spending exceeds gains in inner cities, blaming cultural decay and family breakdown rather than poverty alone. Dinkins urged calm with a public peace push, while Cosby addressed Talladega graduates on joining the workforce. Advertising Age seeks ad agency help to spread responsible behavior messages. The piece urges reteaching personal responsibility and questions distant missionary outreach, suggesting a gospel retold for the streets.
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