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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1995
Page
4
Columnists Jack Germond and Jules Witcover argue that signaling weakness before the February 12 caucuses would harm Pete Wilson in Iowa.
Beijing signals cautious progress in ongoing talks with major partners as officials say concrete breakthrough remains elusive but momentum is building toward deeper economic ties.
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that in the coming days Newt Gingrich and allies will unveil a Medicare reform plan. It aims to shift costs to the elderly, curb hospital and doctor payments, and inject competition into the $178 billion program.
Aiken Standard provides location at 126 Butland Drive and P O Box 456 in Aken ZIP 23802. Subscribe by calling 649 5315 by 5 p m weekdays and 7 a m weekends. Circulation hours and switchboard numbers listed for customer service and editorial staff.
The Aiken Standard prints letters from Suzanne Jackson and Becky Robbins of the Stone Soup Project urging positive neighborhood programs in Aiken. They advocate reestablishing local community ties in Smith-Hazel, Hahn Village, Westcliff, and related areas with support from various groups and the Aiken Junior Woman's Club.
Aug 19 apartment fire at Kalmia and Insignia properties drew volunteer firefighters from Graniteville Vaucluse Warrenville Bath Belvedere Langley with no casualties. Aug 26 near Silverton Road a beagle struck by a car survived after a stay in hospital and transfer to SPCA. caller urges drivers to help stray animals.
A South Carolina analysis portrays Governor Beasley as possibly widening racial divides after Wilma Neal, a Black staffer once linked to his election, resigns amid alleged ostracism. The piece notes Neal's role in Beasley's win and recalls Theodore's release of a 20 year old record during the campaign.
Richland County Council voted to repeal Sunday blue laws allowing earlier openings. State rules tie repeal to sales tax thresholds, with a referendum required if the county surpasses 900000 in annual collections, which Richland narrowly avoided in 1994 95.
Gov David Beasley denies reports of abuse as ex judge Burnside reviews conditions. The governor’s office says no systemic beatings exist while Burnside warns that lives are at risk and outlines concerns about staffing and supervision in the juvenile prison system.
Citadel President Claudius Watts notes a new applicant, Nancy Mellette, may join Shannon Faulkner's lawsuit challenging the school's all male tradition. Citadel officials say the case became moot after a November trial. the suit questions whether Converse College's leadership program for women provides a valid alternative.
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