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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1990

Page

4

Editorial endorses Thurmond and Campbell in South Carolina races

The Aiken Standard backs Strom Thurmond for the U.S. Senate and Carroll Campbell for governor, noting Thurmond’s strong record and Campbell’s leadership. The piece criticizes opponent efforts, cites Mitchell’s racially charged remarks, and argues Campbell is the better choice for continuity and reform.

Strom Thurmond South Carolina U.S Senate Sen. Thurmond Bob Cunningham Marion Metts William J Sen.Thurmond Cunningham U.S. Senate Carroll Campbell Greenville Theodore Mitchell John R. Peeples Jr Sen Mitchell Campbell General Assembly

Letters to the Editor urge ethics reform and voting in South Carolina

Readers attack state officials over ethics and procurement concerns in Columbia. Joseph W. Chamberlain calls for removing “bum s” after alleged overpricing. Martha Heile endorses Henry McMaster for lieutenant governor, criticizing Nick Theodore and urging voter action on Nov. 6. Buford Thompson, North Augusta staff.

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Letter guidelines for Aiken Standard readers

The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s mailing address. Letters should be legible, preferably typewritten, brief and to the point. All letters are subject to editing and condensing and there is no limit to subject matter. Send to The Editor Box 456 Aiken SC.

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Congress adjourns amid critique of rushed bills and pork

Commentary denounces the late session as a disgrace with unan imous consent deals and unprinted amendments. It notes a rural North Dakota project secured 500 000 without hearings and criticizes higher salaries for lawmakers while deficits grow. The piece ends with a wry farewell until January 3.

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Fashion Designers Miss The Mark In Paris Runway Critique

A broad critique of contemporary fashion shows notes bold, impractical designs. See through miniskirts and red robotic vinyl jumpsuits spark ridicule while industry leaders fail to market research customer needs amid retail struggles. The piece urges designers to heed real shoppers and avoid alienating most women, suggesting practical options like trusted brands such as Land's End.

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Saddam Hussein Dream Vision Triggers Mock Serious Debate

A Kuwaiti newspaper recons Saddam Hussein's dream in which the Prophet Mohammed advised him on missiles and geography. The piece treats the vision as a serious historical echo, likening it to past president dream episodes while provoking satire on Gulf crisis analysis.

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