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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1995

Page

4

Betty Crocker faces a multicultural makeover

The General Mills contest will collect thousands of photos from American women to create a computer generated composite image for Betty Crocker. Seventy five winners aged 18 to beyond a century will form the new face reflecting a diverse national mosaic. The move follows demographic shifts with minority populations growing rapidly versus whites.

Betty Crocker General Mills Betty America Claude Lewis

Republicans push to balance budget by 2002 clash with Clinton

Columnist Carl Leubsdor argues GOP seeks to balance the federal budget by 2002 and shrink federal powers, while Democrats favor a larger government role and a more gradual reform path. Clinton endorses a 10 year balance but pursues a slower approach.

GOP Clinton Carl Leubsdor

Subscriptions and delivery help at Aiken Standard

The Aiken Standard lists contact numbers for subscription issues delivery problems and customer service hours. It provides switchboard fax and editorial contacts including publisher Scott B. Hunter and local editors' line.

Aiken Scott B. Hunter

Project Vision marks launch of United Way drive in Aiken

United Way of Aiken County kicked off its annual fund drive with Project Vision activity. More than 100 volunteers joined efforts across four projects to support local needs and community programs.

United Way United Way of Savannah River Aiken

United Way Campaign Aims for 2.2 Million Goal

Our view urges support for the 2.2 million United Way drive. It highlights 29 health and human service agencies including Helping Hands and the Cumbee Center, notes a high return on donations, and cites volunteers led by Paul Durbin with the theme Make Life Shine.

United Way Aiken Center For Alcohol and Drug Abuse Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Red Cross Children’s Place Cumbee Center

James W. Whitehurst Remembered as Aiken Police and Sheriff’s Office veteran

James W. Whitehurst died September 8 after a long law enforcement career in Aiken County. A Navy veteran, he served five years in the city Public Safety Department before leading the investigation division of the county sheriff’s office until retirement. He aided the Jeremy Grice disappearance case and was praised for integrity by Chief Carrol Busbee and former Sheriff Carrol Heath. The Whitehurst family is extended sympathies.

Jim Whitehurst Whitehurst Aiken Public Safety Department County Sheriff's Force Mr. Whitehurst Carrol Heath Heath

Powell Could Return Rockefeller Republicanism To Politics

Washington column notes Colin Powell aligns with Rockefeller Republican liberal stance from 1960s, led by Nelson Rockefeller in New York. Eastern Establishment Republicans favored race rights and welfare programs, contrasts with current agendas as Powell reveals more views.

Powell Rockefeller Washington Colin Powell Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Inter

Powell Could Reshape Republican Race If He Runs

The piece argues that Colin Powell faces a tough path in a GOP bid, needing to appease the religious right while appealing to moderates. It notes Dole Gramm and Wilson would resist, and a pragmatic shift could win defectors. It also mentions a possible independent run or third party momentum.

Powell Joint Chiefs of Staff Senate Bob Dole Phil Gramm Pete Wilson Ross Perot

Washington Prudes Fumble Gays In GOP Fight Over Log Cabin

Column mocks Washington sex life fantasies and GOP debates over gay groups. It cites Bob Dole returning a Log Cabin Republicans donation amid broader questions of gays in the party. It notes proposals to ban contributions and purge anti gay language face limited support.

Washington Bob Packwood United States Sen. de Sade Senate Bob Dole Log Cabin Republicans Dole America GOP Food and Drug Administration Congress Bob Bauman J.C. Watts Log Cabin Forum

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