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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1990
Page
4
Our view condemns Rob Moroso's 0.22 percent BAC and fatal head on collision with Tammy Williams on a North Carolina highway. The piece urges tougher DUI penalties, noting Moroso's repeated speeding offenses and the lasting harm to Williams's family, including her two children.
The article argues federal oversight gaps leave fish and shellfish uninsured while meat and poultry receive routine inspection at taxpayer expense. It notes tensions between the Agriculture Department and the FDA over who should inspect seafood, urging urgent action within Congress.
Dr Raymond D. Hesse argues staffing levels at HCA affect patient care, questioning profits versus patient safety. He urges bed reductions to match nurse staffing and condemns parsimony as a burn out and neglect risk amid national nursing shortages. He thanks HCA employees and calls for improved service and collaboration.
The Aiken Standard invites letters to the editor written by the author. Include a readable mailing address and prefer brief, to the point submissions. Editors may edit and condense letters with no subject matter limit and should be sent to The Editor Box 456 Aiken SC.
A sprawling political column rails at Republicans for backing tax increases and new fees, arguing a 60 vote rule kills future tax cuts and boosts federal power. It cites Darman signing a Democratic scheme, predicts higher gas taxes, and notes reform backlash in Massachusetts Oklahoma Colorado California and a broader revolt against incumbents and perks. The piece laments Beltway conspiration and warns voters may demand term limits and retirements for lawmakers.
A chaotic Capitol clash over George Bush’s deficit plan unfolds as protesters disrupt White House windows and offices ring with calls to raise taxes. Key figures rally late, but Republicans falter and Democrats fear political backlash. vote ends 236 to 171 against the package, leaving a grim night for the administration.
A travelogue from Sweden contrasts clean tidy cities and orderly life with the rough mood of New York. The writer praises Sweden’s lack of litter and general cleanliness while noting drugs and crime exist, and laments modern urban contrasts in America. He recalls Harlem poverty and Fifth Avenue vendors, ending with a stark AIDS street figure.
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