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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1995
Page
4
A collection of remarks from public figures and individuals covers domestic violence arrest, safety warnings on guns, a regional landfill proposal, bank probe actions, a hijacking incident, and reflections on risk and agency. Names include James Brown Philip Stoddard Mary McClure Chief Henry Lambert Jack Swerling Mary Jo White Daiwa Bank U.S. Attorney and Alicia Chapman.
The Aiken Standard provides locations and contact numbers for subscriptions delivery and general inquiries. Office hours are 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday. Delivery problems should be reported at 649 5315. Switchboard and fax numbers are listed for general inquiries and story ideas.
Aiken residents led by Louise Price and Hattie Mae Howard restore Pinecrest Avenue with help from Aiken County, the Sheriff's Office, SCE&G, the City of Aiken, and Second Baptist Church. They cut trash, fix lights, remove abandoned buildings, and rename the area Pinecrest to reflect a renewed community spirit.
The author argues Americans share blame for big federal deficits by voting for a system that promises more services without paying for them. They challenge the belief that the wealthy will bear the costs and criticize the mindset of accepting federal “free money” and targeted grants from politicians.
Francis Mancini urges Rhode Island readers that schools should fund local programs such as breakfast subsidies and graduate initiatives through state and local taxes, not through Washington grants. He condemns the idea of federal hands in local affairs and promotes limited federal powers and greater local taxation. Mancini is a Providence Journal Bulletin editorial writer.
A reader laments the criminal justice system for releasing offenders on PTI status after murders and burglaries. The letter calls for stronger enforcement, restitution expectations, and support for police, citing the killing of a RACO convenience store clerk, Mr. Jennings, and a PTI case involving Mr. Lee from March previous.
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