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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1995

Page

4

Powell Acknowledges Perot Plan For Independence Party

Will Powell attend Perot's planned party and how his United We Stand America group will respond to a third party effort shape a possible realignment. Powell said he would watch developments and keep options open while veteran operatives doubt he will join Perot or a new party given potential Republican or independent routes.

Toss Perot Perot United We Stand America Dallas Colin Powell Independence Party Powell Jack Germond Jules Witcover

A Weekly Demonstration Behind Church Attendance Demand

Columnist Paul Harvey predicts a nationwide church demonstration as millions prepare to march to church in every city and town. He notes weather may vary but resolve remains, saying one gunshot speaks louder than prayers and urging readers to understand the moment.

Paul Harvey

Aiken Standard Customer Help and Contact Details

Aiken Standard provides location and mailing addresses at 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 156, Aiken 29802. It lists office hours 8:30 to 5:90 Monday to Friday, delivery by 5 p.m. weekdays and 7 a.m. weekends, with a switchboard and fax numbers and editor contacts for story ideas.

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

South Carolina Viewpoints on Sen Glover Conduct in Fairfax

A Carolina view blames Sen Maggie Glover for alleged selective enforcement after a speeding stop in Fairfax. The column contrasts her suspension license arrest with a courtesy summons allowing escape without court, and notes a judge's strict sartorial rule in a separate Charleston Family Court case.

Tate Maggie Grover Senate Fairfax John Sullivan Sen. Glover Charleston Paul Garfinkel Delores Daniel Garfinkel Ms. Daniel

State debate on merging corrections and juvenile justice

Governor Beasley weighs combining the Departments of Corrections and Juvenile Justice to address youthful offenders with rehabilitative programs rather than adult prisons. The issue reflects a tougher crime mood in Columbia and opposition to merging for teens. A separate case questions judicial bail practices when a child molester was released on personal recognizance after an initial $50,000 cash bond, prompting calls for Judicial Standards scrutiny and possible discipline for the magistrate involved.

Department of Corrections Department of Juvenile Justice David Beasley Columbia The Spartanburg Herald-Journal Eastover Donald Jeff Simons Judicial Standards Commission Mickey Burriss Simons Buriss

Residents urge road fixes and critique annexation in Aiken

Letters to the Editor oppose new roads that destroy countryside and call for fixing existing drainage and roads. Residents decry forced annexation by Aiken city, claiming higher fees and loss of county services. They cite water rates, business licenses, and questions about city planning, urging officials to listen.

Aiken Greg Ryberg Thhey Kenneth Hennings Jr Aiken County Gesta Ryberg

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