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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1995

Page

4

Possible Gingrich presidential bid seen as unlikely

Columnists note Speaker Newt Gingrich hints he may not run for president as polls show low approval of his job performance. CNN USA Today poll finds 9 percent disapprove and 27 percent approve over his overall work, with 62 percent disapproving on the budget debate. CBS News poll shows Republicans split 47 disapprove and 42 approve.

House Newt Gingrich CNN USA Today CBS ‘News Gingrich Art Modell Cleveland Browns Baltimore Cleveland Jack Germond Jules Witcover

Powell expresses love for country and pushes for broadening GOP appeal

In a brief statement Colin Powell says he loves America without bounds and notes progress in race relations from denying service to a black man to elevating one to high office. He adds a desire to help the Republican Party broaden its appeal amid media focus on politics.

Colin Powel Préident Powell America General Powell Republican Party Francis Mancini

Aiken Standard Contact and Subscription Details

The Aiken Standard lists location at 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456, 29802. Office hours 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday to Friday. Subscription and delivery assistance lines provided 349 5315 and 649 5315. Switchboard 648 2911 and fax 648 6052. Story ideas and publisher contact numbers included.

Rutland Drive P.O Aiken Alton Standard Scott B. Hunter

Midland Valley Hosts 1995 Lower State Marching Band Festival

Midland Valley High School hosted the 1995 Lower State Marching Band Championship Festival for FA and IV A classes on October 21. Twenty three bands from South Carolina performed before judges from the Southeast and a large supportive crowd. Over 2,500 students showcased music and marching skills under dedicated directors.

Midland Valley High School South Carolina Aiken High School North Augusta High School Southeastern United States

Open heart program victory for Aiken ARMC hospital gains approval

The Aiken Regional Medical Centers ARMC heart program wins approval from the S C Department of Health and Environmental Control after a lengthy battle. Administrators doctors and community leaders led the fight highlighting local need and regional benefits to emergency care and heart services.

Aiken ARMC Weyboom Augusta Columbia S.C Mickey Smith Ricky Satcher DHEC Providence David Cundey Cundey Smith and Satcher Hospital Corporation of America Universal Health Systems Lessie Price Will Cole Tommy Moore Greg Ryberg Aiken County

Washington myth of foreign policy expertise challenged

The piece argues presidential success in foreign policy hinges on assembling a capable team and the will to act, not Senate expertise. It cites Carter Reagan and Clinton as governors who shaped policy, notes Clinton risks in Bosnia, and lauds Christopher and Holbrooke alongside Clinton. The column contends U S leadership matters for NATO while acknowledging political costs.

Washington Senate White House Jimmy Carter Ronald Reagan Bill Clinton United States Carter Georgia Anwar Sadat Menahem Camp David Egypt Israel Reagan California Soviet Union Clinton Arkansas China Bosnia Haiti Balkans Gallup Iran Yugoslavia U.S NATO Warren Christopher Richard Holbrooke

The Aiken Standard Welcomes Letters to the Editor

The Aiken Standard invites brief Letters to the Editor with the writer signature mailing address and daytime and home telephone numbers for verification. All letters may be edited and condensed. Address letters to Letters to the Editor The Aiken Standard P.O. Box 456 Aiken SC 2900.

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Aiken County Schools Urge Focus on Positives for Youth

The speaker praises teamwork and discipline in school programs and credits local businesses band boosters and officials for support. They note only about 10 percent of students cause problems and urge zero tolerance for them while highlighting numerous positive activities. Citizens are urged to explore positive options and invest in youth.

Aiken County South Carolina Band Directors Association

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