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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1997
Page
4
Analyst Bill Thompson notes Texas Governor George W. Bush impressed critics less with delivery than substance at the Midwest Republican Leadership Conference in Indianapolis. He argues the scrutiny could help Bush by lowering expectations if he runs, while analysts like Ann Richards show he thrives when underestimated.
The Register Guard argues that MLB owners pushing realignment may alienate fans with unbalanced schedules. It recommends exploring a new commissioner with broader focus on the game rather than profitability or regional ties, warning against travel based plans.
Jill Porter reflects on Diana's fatal Paris crash and the lure of celebrity. She notes how reckless pursuit by photographers and a drunk driver shaped a tragedy that touches all, drawing comparisons to Jackie Kennedy and Marilyn Monroe while urging greater privacy and accountability.
The piece argues against nonstop media coverage of Princess Diana, calling it a celebrity obsession. It notes the death sparked grandiose comparisons and voyeuristic reporting, while Diana was a private figure, not a policy-shaping leader, and questions the public fuss over a stranger to most.
Ferguson Industries of Linwood North Carolina plans a Verenes Park facility to manufacture and repair yarn carriers for Owens Corning Fiberglas. Investment 1.2 to 1.5 million dollars, operations start in November with 30 payroll, rising to 90 in three years. Local officials praise spin off benefits to Aiken economy.
Daisy Ray Franklin died August 20 after 47 years as operating room nurse and anesthetist at Aiken County Hospital. She counseled surgeons, helped at odd hours, and later ran Franklin Cleaners and owned Franklin Apartments with her son. She was active in St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church and the Daughters of the King.
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