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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1993
Page
4
The piece lampoons a White House haircut pause and a rushed travel staff firing. It questions who runs the show and where the stagecraft and propriety have gone. It hints at impropriety in awarding travel duties to a local agency.
Thurmond aides push bill on cautionary beer and liquor ads amid tragedy while arguing First Amendment limits. Santee Cooper faces scrutiny over a $6.1 million legal fee paid to Gedney Howe for contract work, with critics calling for accountability and adherence to state standards.
Speaker Sheheen notes state policy backs single gender education for The Citadel and may study other all female options. He cites current state support for Columbia and Converse colleges and warns ending Citadel’s all male admission could affect aid to private women's colleges.
Boston Globe editor Martin F. Nolan analyzes Bill Clinton as a modern president trapped by the status quo. He argues the culture of gridlock, wishful staff, and a desire for popularity shape a leadership profile that blends celebrity with political stasis.
Joan Beck argues U S violence harms national image and personal safety urging disarmament and reduced exposure to violent media. She notes gun prevalence, racial and social tensions, and calls for school improvement, poverty reduction, and media restraint to protect Americans and their children.
Readers warn that an energy tax could raise costs across services and goods, trigger business shutdowns, lift unemployment, and shrink income tax revenue. A letter supporter urges better radio, foreign student correspondence, and world friendship through pen pals.
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