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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1990

Page

4

Our View College Football Kickoff Today for State Schools

Our view salutes the start of college football season as Clemson and South Carolina open today under new and existing coaches. Fans plan tailgate gatherings as NCAA investigations leave both programs without penalties, and the piece urges sportsmanship and enjoyment of the season for players and fans alike.

Aiken County Clemson Ken Hatfield Tiger University of South Carolina Sparky Woods NCAA South Carolina

Rutgers Withholds ROTC Scholarships Over Sexual Orientation Policy

Rutgers University will terminate annual ROTC scholarships to students to uphold a principle that bans discrimination on sexual orientation. The Defense Department deems homosexuality incompatible with military service, prompting universities to cut ROTC. Critics say students are being punished as hostages in a policy dispute, with Congress urged as a remedy.

Rutgers University Rutgers Defense Department Sheldon Steinbach Offi

Residents urge action on litter along Aiken roads and trails

Marie W. Dahlen of Aiken appeals for cleaner streets and playgrounds after repeated littering along Laurel and Rollingwood, urging residents and Adopt A Highway groups to curb waste. She notes injuries from debris, praises volunteers, and promises to report local litter tallies in the paper.

Rollingwood Road Laurel Drive Circle Summit Burgundy Kalmia Hill Laurel Aiken Aiken County Marie W. Dahlen Aiken

Aiken Standard Seeks Read Letters For Publication

The Aiken Standard invites letters to the editor signed by the writer with a readable mailing address. Letters should be brief and to the point, preferably typed, and may be edited or condensed. Send to The Editor Box 456 Aiken SC.

Aiken Standard Aiken, 8.C

Production staff roles listed for a newspaper

The snippet names key newsroom positions including Production Director Sue S Brown Business Office Manager Ellen C Priest and Circulation Director Daniel S Holland. The brief roster outlines leadership and administrative roles within the publication.

Sue S. Brown Ellen C. Priest Daniel S. Holland

What Is Bushs Ultimate Desert Plan

The piece polls President Bush amid Gulf tensions asking if he will commit to ousting Saddam Hussein or defend Kuwait via force or containment. It cites Kissinger Brzezinski Nunn and others weighing risks of war, casualties, and long stalemate, urging patience and cautious strategy.

Middle East Bush Saudi Arabia Iraq Kuwait U.S Saddam Hussein Persian Gulf Saudi Arabian Kid Saddam Henry Kissinger Dr. K Kissinger Sam Nunn D-Ga Nunn Ike Breezinski Hawk George Bush

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Drives Legal Claims Debate

A meditation on PTSD in law cites aviation cases and a Hillsborough verdict. The piece questions fault in stress related lawsuits and ponders media coverage, public perception, and future trauma compensation grounds while urging personal responsibility.

Atlantic England South Yorkshire Hillsborough

Saddam Hussein Must Go If Regional Peace Is To Come

The article argues Saddam Hussein must be removed for regional peace. It notes US forces in the region, Saudi Arabia's strategic danger, and allegations of Soviet advisers aiding Saddam. It calls for expelling Soviet advisers and widening Arab troop presence in Saudi Arabia.

Saddam Hussein George Bush U.S Saudi Arabia Praise Allah Morocco Egypt Syria Saddam Bush Hussein Iraq

Growth Hormone Another Tool For Dairy Farmers

A historical piece argues that bovine growth hormone BGH increases milk yield with no consumer health risks per FDA studies and AMA research. It notes critics consider economic and social impacts but treats safety as decisive, framing BGH as another cost reducing production tool for dairy farmers.

Food and Drug Administration FDA American Medical Association I Tts Combine

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