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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1996
Page
4
A collage of quotes covers diverse figures from Jim Bakker Billy Payne Karen Lehman and Lawton Chiles to Neil deGrasse Tyson Tom Comerford Bill Weeks Fry Suber and Kristina Jacobson. They touch on faith politics science crime housing and presidential debate commentary, reflecting varied public voice and context.
Information for readers on contact numbers and delivery times for The Aiken Standard. Includes location, mailing address, office hours, subscription and delivery help lines, switchboard, story ideas contacts, and publisher’s number.
Federal judges struck down six House and three Senate districts as unconstitutional, finding race was the dominant factor in 1994 95 map creation. Legislature must redraw and gain DOJ approval by April 1 1997 to allow later elections in affected districts.
The Sun News reports that South Carolina Highway Patrol issued 375000 tickets last year with black drivers receiving more than a third while they are under a quarter of licensed drivers. Col. Caulder pledges investigation and data tracking to assess fairness and causes.
Readers defend President Clinton highlighting job gains of 10 million in three years and unemployment near record lows. They praise his Haiti and Bosnia moves, talk of Middle East talks, and appointing women and minorities. Critics cite opposition votes on abortion bills and Goals 2000 politics.
The Aiken Standard invites Letters to the Editor on candidates for the Nov 5 election with a deadline of Oct 28. Letters should include signature, address, and daytime and home phone numbers for verification and may be edited. The rest critiques Goals 2000 and South Carolina education, citing Budget figures and calls for attention to bureaucracy and teaching basics.
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