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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1995

Page

4

Voices and quotes from varied figures mark 1995 highlights

A medley of remarks from hospital administrator Ricky Satcher on open heart surgery approval at Aiken Regional Medical Centers, cardiologist David Cundey on early 1996 plans, Bill Gray's lone dissent on accounting firm change, Marc Klaas on the Richard Davis trial, Clemson’s Emory Smith on Tigers offense, Brad Scott on building a program, IRS worker Mike Quinn on back pay, Ellenton officials ending feuding, and Princess Diana noting Prince Charles will decide their future.

Aiken Regional Medical Centers Ricky Satcher David W. Cundey

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Aiken Standard outlines HOME DELIVERY rates of 8.50 monthly 25.50 for 3 months 51 for 6 months 102 per year. COUNTY MAIL 10.75 monthly 92.25 for 3 months 64.50 for 6 months 129 per year. OTHER MAIL 17 monthly 51 for 3 months 102 for 6 months 204 per year. Advance payments may be made. Postage address and P.O. box details included.

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Aiken County Launches Project BEGIN to Aid Children

Aiken County begins Project BEGIN funding an intervention program for healthy infants born to mothers with under 12 years of education. Up to 144 families will be selected to receive early stimulation and access health, social services, and education. Agencies will also address foster care shortages, with a $123,000 grant to Children's.

Project Begin Aiken County Aiken Richland Lexington Karattat Touts Corona

Our View on Foster Care Efforts in Aiken County

The Department of Health and Human Services will lead a foster care improvement project in Aiken County with partners including the Aiken County DSS, United Way of Aiken County and supporting agencies. Goals include shorter foster stays, increased foster parent recruitment, more living space for children, and volunteer groups to assist families. The forum Growing Into Life highlighted school readiness, health care, teen pregnancy and male responsibility, with Aiken leaders from DSS, education and government expressing concern and thanks for ongoing efforts.

Department of Health and Human Services Aiken County Growing Into Life Karen Papouchado Coro Ner Sue Townsend Barbara Morgan DSS Margaret Key Children’s Place Peggy Ford United Way Barbara Hagan Westinghouse Linda Walter Aiken

Disaster In The Making The Bosnia Peace Accord Debate

The piece condemns the Dayton Bosnia plan a two territory state with rotating presidents as flawed inviting ethnic strife. It warns against American peacekeeping citing Somalia Lebanon and Vietnam era failures and cites General Powell opposing intervention arguing a troop presence risks provoking entrenched hostility and violence.

Bosnia Dayton Clinton Balkans Richard Holbrooke Washington Robert McNamara Vietnam Somalia

Why We Should Stay Out Of The Balkan War

Thomas Lowell argues the United States has no vital stake in the Balkans and warns against entanglement. He cites 20,000 American lives, risks of confrontation with Russia, and volatile regional dynamics amid Yeltsin's health and elections, urging caution over volunteer troops and media-driven crusades.

Washington Balkans Russia Boris Yeltsin Yeltsin

Veteran letter blasts Republicans over veteran policies

A Vietnam veteran criticizes the Republican majority for using veterans, the handicapped, and the elderly as pawns to pressure the White House. He urges accountability, recalling past service and warning that political tactics threaten the nation and its future sacrifices.

United States White House Dole Gingrich

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North Augusta Bill Gray Marc Klaas Polly Klaas Richard Davis Clemson Emory Smith Tigers South Carolina Gamecocks Gamecock Brad Scott Internal Revenue Service Mike Quinn New Ellenton Hank Rowland Princess Diana Prince Charles Aixen County Department of Social Services Hagan Morgan Walter Papouchado Mohammed Farah Aidid Lebanon Colin Powell State Department Powell Thomas Lowell
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