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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1996
Page
4
Columnist Donald Kaul argues baseball seasons linger into playoffs and laments umpire strikes after Roberto Alomar spat in an umpire’s face. He recalls polio and the Depression as past faults but says the game’s era felt stronger.
The piece argues both campaigns falter on drug issues with Clinton shown in a faux unpresidential ad and Dole's past vote against the drug czar office. It notes Clinton struggles to justify inhaling remarks while Dole remains vulnerable on anti drug policy. Columnist James Driscoll weighs in.
The notice lists location 124 Rut and Drive and P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 with office hours 8:30 to 5:30 weekdays. It provides subscription and delivery help lines 649 5915 649 5316, switchboard 648 2311, fax 648 6052, and staff contacts for editors reaching 648 2311.
A veteran journalist recalls Bob Dole's 1976 vice presidential clash and previews the upcoming Sunday night debate with Bill Clinton. The piece weighs Dole's calm, underdog stance against Clinton's perceived edge and asks if televised tension will shape the race with 80 million viewers watching.
The St. Paul Lutheran Church in Aiken unveils a modern traditional structure on Hitchcock Parkway after moving from Laurens Street. Led by Rev. John Wertz and building committee head Mrs. Margaret Lee, the five acre site hosts future additions including a life center and admin complex.
Aiken's First Baptist Church pastor argues in The Road Less Traveled that reality maps must evolve with new information. He uses a patient with transference to show how childhood disappointments shape trust, and urges readers to adopt Jesus' command to love one another as the truest, lifelong guide.
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