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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1995
Page
4
Last month’s Oklahoma City attack and other incidents have raised fear but the overall trend shows terrorism declining globally. A State Department report notes 321 international attacks last year, a 25 percent drop, with the United States recording no confirmed terrorist incidents.
Pastor Bobby G Hankerson thanks readers for prayers support and funds after vandalism at Emmond Grove Baptist Church North Augusta. He cites Romans 828 and says perpetrators were apprehended, urging continued prayer for youth and unity as restoration nears completion.
In a letter from Muriel W. Mevarroll of Aiken the writer urges Christians to oppose gambling and lottery schemes as a false economic solution. She cites Las Vegas and Atlantic City as examples and calls for public action before the next state legislative session.
The Aiken Standard lists daily and weekend delivery options with contact numbers for subscriptions and news tips. Hours of service, switchboard, and mailing address are provided, along with publication facts and USPS details for Aiken Communications Inc.
A columnist argues that Dow Corning bankruptcy filings and mounting asbestos breast implant lawsuits reveal a broader crisis in the American legal and economic system. The piece warns that lawsuits target deep pockets, judge juries favor big awards, and a parasitic class spurs a wider social decline, comparing modern woes to historical empires.
A 1995 Universal Press Syndicate column explores how prisoners winning access to law libraries evolved into a constitutional right. It recounts cases from Tennessee to California, highlighting the term meaningful access and the expanded obligations on states to provide law resources and staff for inmates.
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