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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1992
Page
4
A community event drew hundreds to Hitchcock Woods for a trail run and walk with stations on the woods history flora fauna erosion and habitat education. Organizers Dacre Stoker and Steve and Cheryl Black led the effort to fund 2.5 million for 200 acres adjoining the woods under the Open Land Trust and Save the Woods campaigns.
Clinton defends antitax pledge while hints at exceptions that could raise taxes on middle class. Analysts note misdefinitions of middle class and thresholds, with $200000 income cited then questioned as too high. The balance between preserving promises and funding programs remains debated.
A reader named Robert Corredera Aiken laments slanted news across media outlets in the United States and argues for accurate impartial reporting with simple narrative and factual storytelling.
A letter discusses the Hollings Hartnett Senate race focusing on women and children issues, noting Hollings supports abortion limits and ERA, while Hartnett opposes ERA and funding. It cites civil rights votes and health programs, urging informed female voters and offering citations. It also critiques Jerry Bass’s identity and public service, questioning his qualifications for the Edgefield Aiken district seat.
Readers are reminded letters about the November 3 election must arrive by 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 27. The missive attacks Democrat and Republican figures, cites Bast and Boswell, Smith, and Napier in Edgefield and Graniteville, and questions party alignment and past actions.
A satirical piece arguing for Toronto over Atlanta in the baseball championship. It mocks fans in Atlanta, highlights Ted Turner and Jane Fonda, and defends international appeal of the sport while urging Toronto to win to avoid Chicago style theatrics returning to Atlanta.
A reflective piece urges parents to guide children away from pursuing the presidency. It cautions against seeking elite advantage, foreign study, or public policy depth, and advises keeping political ambitions private until campaign time. It contrasts dreams of leadership with practical life paths and urges ethical, measured thinking.
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