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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1997
Page
4
First Lt. Kelly Flinn, the first woman to fly B 52 bombers, faces adultery disobedience lying and fraternization charges. Critics say she was once a show piece for generals and air shows and may be punished harshly, highlighting a double standard as women rise in the armed forces.
Philadelphia Inquirer argues the House plan to try 13 year olds as adults and spend 1.5 billion to push state compliance is overreaching. It warns the bill targets youths with harsher penalties amid rising youth violence and advocates gun control and prevention as better solutions.
The Washington Post profile of Sen. Robert Torricelli reveals how he raised over 9 million dollars to win his Senate seat, including 300 fundraisers and liberal use of soft money and independent expenditures. It argues the system encourages heavy money chasing, cites proposed reforms, and notes the race cost about 25 million with negative TV advertising.
Betty Murph Timmerman of North Augusta shares reflections on the 12th annual Department of Public Safety awards dinner in Aiken and a Relay For Life event at Aiken High School. She notes veterans honored for service and laments disruptive behavior during the luminary ceremony, calling for respectful remembrance of cancer victims and survivors.
The pastor argues that deeds reveal true beliefs beyond professed faith. Jesus teaches check by fruits and love in action, not words alone. Motives behind deeds matter. consistent presence and helping others prove alignment with God and Christ’s church.
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