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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1995
Page
4
The Chicago Tribune notes former Senator Gary Hart weighs a 1996 Senate bid despite heavy media scrutiny and lingering questions from his 1988 presidential bid. He says he probably won’t run but remains influenced by supporters urging him to fill Hank Brown’s seat.
Columnist Nick Gillespie argues that government efforts to control TV content fail in practice but the V-Chip offers a rare twofer. He contends it is a rotten idea that will not work in the real world and suggests it is here to stay.
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A Sumter County sheriff deputy lawsuit questions if personal property can force job loss or public office. The piece notes two deputies fired for owning a racist film, Packwood's resignation, and diary disclosures. It asks whether private holdings and diaries infringe privacy or compel testimony.
Sue Hutchison writes for the San Jose Mercury News about a humorous syndrome called videos indecidus. The piece details the struggle of choosing films in video stores and the social anxiety of fans stuck between beloved classics and new releases.
The article explores how faith provides coping strength without promising immunity from danger. It cites Jesus, Paul, and modern figures like Dave Dravecky to illustrate overcoming evil with good, enduring fear, and finding resilience through divine protection and courage. The piece closes with a pastor’s reflection from First Baptist Church of Aiken.
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