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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1997
Page
4
As the Mideast peace process teeters toward collapse, President Clinton is urged to show firm leadership. Netanyahu presses for strategic leeway while Palestinian anger and recent violence complicate negotiations, leaving the administration scrutinized for bold action or retreat.
Washington debate centers on President Clinton's handling of the Middle East peace process as clashes rise and the United States weighs its stake. The piece warns against deterioration and calls for proactive leadership from Secretary Albright to push for progress.
Judy Rubin argues that humans remain essential amid the information revolution. Technologies cannot replace human emotion and social bonds, and nations, not cyberspace, shape policy and welfare. The article debunks myths about global culture, state obsolescence, and universal access while stressing human agency.
A letter notes the district receiving a School Match Ohio award titled what parents want and questions its value for improving SAT performance. The writer urges emphasis on core skills and SAT achievement, calling the award a feel good gesture, and provides letters-to-editor contact details for Aiken Standard.
The sermon argues faith needs doubt to grow to reverence God and seek truth. It cites Calvin on questioning hell for doubters, Jesus inviting questioning, Paul’s awe, Augustine and C S Lewis. It discusses proofs, faith without proof, and personal testimonies from a Cambridge student and a high school debate, ending with the pastor’s note.
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