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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1996
Page
4
The San Diego Union-Tribune argues President Clinton acted to restrain Saddam Hussein amid tensions in northern Iraq and Kuwait. It portrays Saddam as a killer and asserts US cruise missiles aimed to deter further aggression and pave room for potential deeper strikes if needed.
The Nation of Islam leader asked the U S Treasury and OFAC to approve more than 1 billion dollars in gifts from Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi. Treasury rejected the request and also blocked acceptance of a 250000 humanitarian award from Gaddafi.
Provides subscription, delivery, and office hours for the Aiken Standard. Lists locations, mailing address, switchboard and editorial contact numbers, and publisher’s contact. Includes delivery performance expectations and circulation service hours.
The piece argues Bill Clinton uses the bully pulpit to boost his campaign, citing a $100 million ad blitz and aggressive messaging. It notes Saddam Hussein's Iraq actions and compares Democratic and Republican strategies, criticizing civility-talk as a ruse while detailing Dole Kemp vulnerabilities and GOP weaknesses.
The AP article in the Aiken Standard was inaccurate and misrepresented a federal ruling. Medicare Medicaid never paid Christian Science practitioners directly. the ruling denied payments to Christian Science care facilities for stay costs while patients heal.
The paper invites letters to the editor including writer signature mailing address and daytime and home phone numbers for verification. Address them to Letters to the Editor Aiken Standard PO Box 456 Aiken SC 29802. The text discusses Medicare Medicaid accommodations for Christian Science care facilities and a judge's ruling awaiting appeal with remarks by Madelyn R. Harvey Columbia.
A reflective piece argues that God needs humans as partners in creation and mercy. It links the biblical parable of the Sower to daily reverence for farming and calls for using mind, skill, and courage to fulfill moral duties, heal, educate, and pursue justice.
The piece recalls Dave Dravecky's return to pitching after cancer surgery and a torn arm muscle, praising Jesus Christ in victory and facing ongoing uncertainty. It notes a sports columnist's critique, Dravecky’s reply about courage given by God, and his 1997 retirement after another tumor discovery. The author identifies as pastor of Aiken's First Baptist Church.
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