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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1995
Page
6
A collection of quotes includes Thurmond on reviewing a matter, Lilly on property re valuation, Powell on not seeking the presidency, Rowland on missing clues in two slayings, Phyllis Stem on her son Neil Stem's death, Hussein at Rabin's funeral, Ruby Mason after a burglary, Ed Hammons on a Marine Corps ball, a tombstone note about Art Modell moving the Browns, and O J Simpson describing positive reception in Panama City.
Local newspaper details contact numbers and hours for subscription delivery service and newsroom staff. Includes location at 124 Rutland Drive P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 switching board and fax numbers and editors contacts.
A DOE move to seek congressional affirmation of the Savannah River Site as a National Environmental Research Park is welcomed. The 300 square mile tract, largely protected from intrusion, hosts extensive environmental studies by the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory and visiting scientists.
The piece argues affirmative action is defined by quotas via federal rules and lawsuits, cites Fuller ton California as example, and urges Colin Powell to pursue a non quota form of action. It contrasts supporters who cite open opportunity with critics who demand color blind fairness. It concludes a move away from quotas could ease federal tensions.
Analysis notes Democratic gains in Kentucky and Virginia point to voter unease over Medicare and Newt Gingrich era policies. The Kentucky win by Paul Patton narrows the margin, while Virginia Republicans led by Gov. George Allen failed to capture the state legislature. The piece warns Democrats face limits, with Mississippi's Fordice victory showing southern white-voter resistance to liberal shifts.
The library hosted Children’s Day sponsored by Friends of the Library on Sunday November 5. About 1000 children and families enjoyed three hours of educational entertainment both inside and outside. Gratitude is extended to Joanne Walker and numerous helpers for making the event special for local children.
A letter from John B. Carver Batesburg thanks the Jackson Jubilee Committee led by Dennis Borning for long hours and the addition of Jack Russell Terrier racing by Al and Heather Dickau. The writer recalls May 1986 on the job at the Savannah River Site and calls for action amid perceived political neglect.
The writer requests guidance on Briefletters to the Editor including signature address and daytime phone number. Letters should be addressed to Letters to the Editor Aiken Standard P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 and must include writer details for publication.
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