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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1996
Page
4
The royals end their fairy tale in a one line decree. After 15 years of marriage and years of estrangement Charles will remain heir to the throne, while Diana faces an uncertain public standing as the first Princess of Wales to divorce.
The Titanic wreck lies about 400 miles south of Newfoundland. Since its 1985 discovery by Robert Ballard, RMS Titanic Inc. has faced criticism for salvage rights. The firm defends the operation as preserving history while opponents call for respectful rest.
Local paper details contact numbers for subscription delivery and customer service. Switchboard and fax lines are listed with hours for weekdays and weekends. Publisher contact Scott Hunter is available at the main number.
Dallas Morning News columnist Jim Wright argues that Bill Clinton’s appeal hinges on likability, not policy. He notes Clinton’s campaign prowess and media savvy, contrasting it with claims of ideological consistency, and suggests voters choosing him may accept governance flaws as outcomes of personality driven politics.
Temple University psychologist Laurence Steinberg argues the core issue in American education is the students themselves and peer influence. He proposes a framework from Beyond the Classroom that emphasizes parental involvement and an authoritative parenting style to improve student achievement and counteract disengagement.
Arthur William Courtney, died August 27 in Charlotte at 91, helped design Aiken sidewalks during WPA days and founded the Aiken County Historical Museum with his wife Nancy. A lifelong engineer, artifact collector, and clock restorer, he was tied to Aiken’s oldest families and active in civic groups.
A reader from Aiken complains about eight fountains in Hopeland Gardens-Rye Patch, noting only three and a half work currently after past fixes. The letter records prior meetings with Mayor Fred Cavanaugh, ongoing breakdowns, and pride in the city contrasted with damaged displays.
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