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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1998

Page

4

Voices and figures cited across papers expose varied views

A mosaic of quotes spans religion crime politics and education. Dr Amy Gratch recounts a SPCA dog leading to a missing child in Hitchcock Woods. Marsha Kight mourns a Oklahoma City memorial ground breaking. Henry McMaster comments on money in South Carolina politics. Hana Ashrawi discusses Israeli plans. Geoffrey Fieger defies calls to tone remarks. Lee Hayes defends Fieger. Gene Grabowski critiques peanut health hysteria. Tomasz Macura, a 12 year old math prodigy, comments on age gaps. Fidel Castro denies wealth hoarding. Kenneth Winters explains campaign limits. Judge Shira Scheindlin upholds a United Way pension. Paul Knox and Rosie Berry anchor North Augusta High leadership debate.

Predicting winners in elections and reforms for fair districts

The Center for Voting and Democracy argues most US House races are foregone in safe districts driven by gerry mandatoing, campaign cash and voter turnout. It urges proportional representation and nonpartisan redraws to restore choice and competition, warning of 2001 redistricting shaping future elections.

Congress Monica Lewinsky Bill Clinton Republi Gerry Massachusetts

Endorsements questioned in South Carolina education group

The South Carolina Education Association with 20000 members endorsed Democrats for governor Hodges lieutenant governor Theodore and education chief Tenenbaum while backing Republicans for comptroller Courson and treasurer Eckstrom. The split endorsements prompt questions about member views and party loyalty within the dues paying body.

South Carolina Jim Hodges Nick Theodore Inez Tenenbaum John Courson Richard Eckstrom The Greenwood) Index-Journal

Letters on faith love and community in Aiken

A reader defends loving enemies while critiquing selective Bible reading, then praises Aiken Public Safety for a successful missing resident search. A tribute to Ruby Center honors her church ties and city service, urging cards and visits in her memory. Readers are invited to send letters to the editor with a daytime contact.

Michael Ledo Sodom and Gomorrah Paul Mr. Ledo God Jerry K. Love Aiken Public Safety Ruby Ruby Center Jesus Erna Creswell

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