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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1995
Page
4
A columnist contrasts the billionaire lifestyle with a mythic world of heroism and notes how political rhetoric on affirmative action misframes history. The piece cites fears of a return to discriminatory eras and argues governments often create problems, not solve them, in shaping society’s racial dynamics.
Our view outlines rumors about Susan Smith and a possible book tied to her two sons with denial from her lawyer. It notes a murder trial in Aiken, a judge with USC ties, and a separate shooting death after a restaurant argument. Also mentions Microsoft chairman Bill Gates appearing via satellite and a Sheriff hotline launch with a week-response pledge.
Aiken Standard lists home delivery rates at 8.50 monthly and 102 per year, county mail 10.75 monthly and 129 yearly, plus other mail options. Publishes weekdays afternoons and weekends mornings. Subscription and contact details include mailbox, switchboard 648-2311, and publisher Scott B. Hunter contact lines.
A Texas execution underscores public fear of crime as Americans demand tougher measures. Surveys show fear and anger pervading society with calls for chain gangs and concealed weapons. The piece cites Justice Department data on punishment gaps, probation and parole rates, and the O J Simpson trial as a televised symbol of judicial credibility erosion.
A letter disputes The Aiken Standard’s coverage of privatizing the 400-Area power facilities at SRS. It covers DOE and SCE&G leases, Prime South operation, employee transfers, and safety questions. The writer also notes party-switching Democrats should face recalls if they switch parties.
Reader letters recount a wild tale of a Mississippi Miss Lydia hit by exploding biscuit dough during a supermarket visit. Claims span Tennessee and Alabama reports with playful fear and nostalgia for southern kitchens. Gene Owens signs off from Mobile Alabama.
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