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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1995
Page
4
A collection of quotes from local and national figures including Dr Linda Eldridge Aiken County school superintendent Solicitor Donnie Myers County Administrator William Shepherd and Rep Lindsey Graham. Also quoted are Howard Stern Henry Wyman Christine Green and Stan Spears on education crime budget and national defense.
The notice provides location and mailing address for Aiken Standard at 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 956 Aiken SC 29802. It lists office hours 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday and call lines for subscription delivery problems and general inquiries with specific phone numbers.
Brig. Gen. James H. Batte died November 11 at Eisenhower General Hospital after a 1970 Army retirement. A North Carolinian with a storied career, he served in World War II, led a Normandy battalion, and was senior White House aide under Truman. He later advised Korea and held senior posts, retiring as assistant deputy chief of staff at Fort Monroe. Generous with art patronage, he and Mrs. Batte moved to Aiken in 1983 and were active at Etherredge Center.
The American Medical Association offers guidelines to help physicians identify and prevent abuse while balancing patient privacy. It urges frank discussion when abuse signs appear, notes reporting requirements for injuries, and encourages counseling and hotlines, shelters for affected patients.
A syndicated column quips about Baby Boomers aging into retirement and facing Medicare Social Security concerns. The narrator from the Lost Generation argues entitlements benefited Boomers, hints at looming retirement planning and IRA or 401K options using humorous redneck persona.
A reminiscence on aging and loss of sharpness in daily life. The narrator notes ominous signs as memory fades and attention slips at fast food drive throughs, recounting missteps at Burger King and Hardee's and urging careful financial planning while still mentally capable.
A South Carolina viewpoint urges reconciliation over new policy fights as racial tensions sharpened by the Simpson trial and Farrakhan march. It argues Confederate flag displays at the State House offend many whites and should be removed to honor existing state and federal governments.
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