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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1995
Page
4
A collection of quotes spans politics racism and social mobility. Irene Rudnick faces voter tension while a commentator critiques World Series race tensions. Others discuss job security school violence recovery and budget tradeoffs. Experts weigh liposuction innovation mortgage rates and housing sector trends.
Aiken Standard lists location at 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456 in Aiken 29802. Office hours are 8 30 am to 5 30 pm Monday to Friday. Subscription and delivery issues contact numbers 649 5315 649 5318. Switchboard 648 2511. Fax 648 6052. Story ideas line 648 2311. Publisher contact Scott Hunter.
Aiken County volunteers push the United Way drive as the campaign nears midnight Thursday closing. The 1995 target of 2.2 million reflects a cut from last year due to Savannah River Site downsizing, but support grows with a 101000 corporate gift from Wesinghouse re bid team and strong SRS participation.
The piece paints President Clinton as a pandering figure who pleads for love at a Houston fundraiser while questioning deficit policy. It contrasts his rhetoric with supposed core convictions and notes reversals on tax raises and party dynamics amid 1996 election stakes.
Letters praise the Summer Vocal Skills Music Camp co sponsored by the Aiken Choral Society and USCA School of Education. Credit goes to ACS for major grant funding staff recruitment and to many local figures for recruitment scholarships and logistics. Ruth Cordahi coordinates the camp.
Greg Tyler argues the media is not the boogeyman in public debate over The Citadel case. He defends responsible reporting, notes opinion versus fact, and urges readers to distinguish bias from truth amid broader political rhetoric.
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