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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1995
Page
4
Columnist Claude Lewis notes Janet Reno and Louis Freeh urged publishers to print the Unabomber text to buy time while the manhunt continues. He argues the public should not view the government as the enemy even as tensions rise over media safety.
Columnist Paul Harvey argues that farmers deserve support as a productive segment of American society. He states “We will never be out of debt to the American farmer” and warns against punishing them, noting farmers have about 2 million votes unless turnout changes the political math.
The Miami Herald examines the fragile quest for a viable centrist party. No charismatic candidate or large disaffected bloc guarantees coherence, as former moderates from groups like the Democratic Leadership Council and Concord Coalition seek a home. The sensible center persists yet is scattered, wary of being misused, and eager to find footing.
The Argus Leader reports a Democrat claim that Republicans rammed Medicare cuts through Congress at the last moment. The party says the public deserves better and accuses lawmakers of failing to provide saving blueprints earlier. Sioux Falls.
Directory of contact points for the Aiken Standard with location 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 156. Includes delivery hours 5 p m weekdays 7 a m weekends and customer service numbers for circulation and editorial staff.
A Norman editorial recounts Colin Powell as a direct, engaging adviser who rose from Harlem to top military leadership. It contrasts Powell with other 1996 presidential contenders and argues his personal qualities could make him a compelling national figure, though the author stops short of pledging support.
The Autken standard invites Letters to the Editor and outlines that letters must include the writer's name address and contact information for verification and publication consideration.
Joanne Yacoo s a columnist for the San Jose Mercury News argues that proposed legislation by Lamar Smith would sharply cut legal immigration while expanding enforcement and a national identity registry. She notes the majority of illegal immigrants are visa overstays and urges waiting for calmer public mood before sweeping reforms.
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