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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1996
Page
4
A collection of quoted remarks covers Beasley urging dialogue on the Confederate flag issue, a mother’s grief after a four‑child murder suicide, Holocaust survivor defense of Nazi war crime hunts, vintage rebukes of Hitler, a meter feeding fine, a Newark fraud case, spousal abuse in a murder defense, workforce skills aiding career, and a Nebraska lawyer on Iraqi refugees married to underage girls amid child rape charges.
Contact and delivery information for the Aiken Standard includes location at 326 Rutland Drive P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 with office hours 8 30 am to 5 30 pm Monday through Friday. Subscription and delivery support is 649 5315 with circulation hours 5 30 pm to 7 30 pm weekdays and 7 am to 11 am Sundays. Switchboard 648 2311 fax 648 6052 story ideas line 848 2311 publisher's number 648 2311 Scott B Hunter contacts included.
Washington reports that Nixon considered resignation in 1973, a step that would have left Agnew in the presidency amid a looming criminal case. The 1973 plea deal cleared Agnew from the line of succession, allowing Nixon to pick Ford as vice president and avoid a constitutional crisis during Watergate.
The text highlights Cardinal Bernardin born in Columbia 1928, rising to archbishop roles in Chicago and Cincinnati, his influence in the National Conference of Catholic Bishops, and his stance on peace and social justice. It contrasts with Citadel debates on coeducation and a notable fundraiser by Tony Motley for Petra Lovetinska, plus notes on the 1995 crime bill costs and budget pressures on state services and crime policy.
A collection of letters criticizes governors and political behavior, urges accountability, and laments flag flips. It contrasts past promises with current leadership while urging electoral reform and civic responsibility. The issue includes a report on East Aiken Elementary School’s Oct 19 computer wiring day organized by volunteers from local organizations.
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