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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1996
Page
4
President Clinton confirmed a shift in Bosnia policy, keeping about 8,500 U.S. troops in the danger zone at least through June 1998 with biannual reviews. Officials say the number could drop to about 5,500 by 1996, despite earlier pledges of a 1996 home departure.
The agreement pays over 140 million dollars to minority employees in a landmark civil rights settlement. Texaco admits entrenched discrimination in hiring promotion and evaluation and vows policy changes to wipe it out. Civil rights leaders hail the ruling as a warning to corporate boards nationwide. San Diego Union-Tribune
Local address and mailing details for Aiken Standard listed. Includes subscription line 649-5315, delivery problem line, circulation hours, switchboard 648-2311, and publishers contact 648-2311. Provides general newsroom numbers for ideas and editors.
Froma Harrop argues against hard liquor advertising on TV and radio. The piece defends free speech while noting four alarm fires and public concern, deflecting claims ads raise alcoholism. It cites Canada and CSPI critiques, urging lawmakers to resist bans and focus on real social issues.
President Clinton faces pressure over a slow cabinet staffing process as allies push for Madeleine Albright and other figures. The debate spans gender, race, and regional balance, with critics arguing delays could undermine a diverse, effective administration while insiders note his past record with women.
The fifth annual Koward Teller Lecture in Augusta honored Citizens for Nuclear Technology Awareness and featured Dr. Alvin Weinberg of Oak Ridge who argued that the hydrogen bomb enabled by SRS production deterred nuclear war. He urged continued readiness with limited weapons to deter rogue nations. Dr. Edward Albenesius received CNTA’s Distinguished Scientist of the Year for work proving tritium originates from uranium-235 fission, with praise for late Dr. Henry Horton. Albenesius, a Du Pont scientist at Savannah River Site, is a Charleston native and long-time Aiken resident.
Harold and Joan Williamson thank the doctors nurses and all staff at Aiken Regional Medical Center and its emergency room for repeated excellent care during multiple hospital visits. They list several physicians including Dr Randy Watson Dr Hill Dr David Cundey Dr Tom Cofer Dr William Meeham and Dr Wayne Frei and note many more dedicated staff.
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