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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1989
Page
4
Our view lauds Chris Evert for decades of dignified play and sportsmanship. From a prodigy at 15 to a record career with Wimbledon, French, Australian, and U S Open titles, she combined fierce competitiveness with grace, earning lasting applause from fans and peers.
The page contains three letters criticizing an exclusive franchise for SCE&G, a parent protest about North Augusta High cheerleader tryouts and a popular vote controversy, and a judgment on Willar Hightower’s response to student riots. The writers urge fairness, accountability, and responsible actions from officials and leaders.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s mailing address and legible contact. Brief, to the point submissions are preferred and subject to editing and condensing. Send to The Editor Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.
Milton Friedman argues against harsher drug policies in the Wall Street Journal. He contends legalization would fuel crime and corruption, while supporters say the nation must fight the drug scourge with strong measures. The piece frames a polarized national mood and questions whether a decisive victory is possible.
The column notes a misread line claiming Freddie Richmond was ruined by a gay scandal involving murder. Police ruled Richmond’s death in his apartment as self-inflicted. Buchanan regrets any implication of direct responsibility from the phrasing.
Democratic AG John Van de Kamp frames abortion as a privacy right threatened by a crime crackdown ballot measure. He ties ethics reform and term limits to his bid against Dianne Feinstein, while clashing with the California District Attorneys Association over language and backing from Pete Wilson. The tactic aims to tap rising abortion rights sentiment and influence the June ballot qualification.
The Miss America pageant moves away from swimsuit emphasis toward personal growth with 40 percent talent judging and 15 percent for swimsuits and gowns. Leonard Horn frames the change as a broader competition, while judges include Don ald Trump and Mike Schmidt, signaling a shift from traditional beauty criteria.
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