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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1992
Page
6
Our view argues that China s 14th Communist Party Congress signals a capitalist trend under a socialist market economy. Leaders insist political liberalism will not follow economic reforms, but free markets drive demand for information and a free press, challenging one party rule.
A letter argues Irene Rudnick's 16 years in Aiken politics yielded few fixes beyond traffic lights and signs while praising Eric Radford for leadership to address a $205 million budget shortfall. The writer disputes rumors tying Radford to Victor Posner and Graniteville Co. and urges voters to back Radford for House seat 81.
Readers discuss The Aiken Standard policy and editorials on a dual purpose nuclear reactor at SRS. Allegations about Eric Rad, local figures, and Graniteville Co. are referenced alongside questions of plant economics, safety, and plutonium disposal.
The piece argues the central issue of the presidential campaign is not the economy but a broken social contract. It posits a citizen country bargain where work and security were promised in exchange for effort, now eroded, with Bush and Reagan shown as failing to preserve the deal. Bill Clinton is mentioned as a potential restore.
Ahell of retired generals and admirals backed Clinton, signaling military political involvement. The Bush camp plans a similar response with high ranking retirees. Critics warn of conflicts of interest for officers now endorsing presidential candidates and discuss constitutional limits on dual office holding.
A doctor warns that what helps one person may hurt another and explains that some patients are aspirin allergic. Studies from Loma Linda University link meat diets to higher heart disease and cancer risks while vegetarian diets may reverse some health issues. Athletes like Dave Scott prove a meatless diet can sustain elite performance with soy and tofu for protein. Montreal’s Cindy New notes many runners trend toward vegetarian eating and sources claim nuts grains and vegetables meet protein needs.
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