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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1996

Page

4

Advantage President In Hands On Diplomacy

Senator Bob Dole with three decades in Washington faces a tough test to show foreign policy distinct from President Clinton. He battles with crafting a China policy while Clinton tours Asia this week. Clinton’s hands on diplomacy contrasts with Dole’s sidelined stance as he joins a Bush photo op and watches Clinton use leadership to shape the election year narrative.

Washington Sen Bob Dole Clinton China Dole Korea Japan Russia Bush Tom Raum

Handwriting On The Wall Penmanship Not Taught

The Chicago Tribune discusses declining penmanship training in schools. It notes Emily Post and etiquette traditions urging handwritten notes, while critics argue keyboards and digital tools render handwriting obsolete.

Emily Post Chicago Tribune

Aiken Standard Customer Help and Contact Details

Aiken Standard provides location and mailing address at 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456, Aiken 29802. Office hours 8:30 5 90 p m Monday Friday. Subscription and delivery issues contact 649 5315. Switchboard 648 2311 FAX 648 6052. Publisher Scott B Hunter reachable at 648 2311.

Rutland Drive P.O Aiken Aiken Standard Scott B. Hunter

No Layoffs Means Time For Review At Savannah River Site

The Department of Energy imposes a moratorium on involuntary separations through 1996 after feedback from employees and officials. It plans to improve retirement incentives and extend pension eligibility by three years while offering two weeks pay per year of service for excess staff. The move aims to preserve skills at SRS amid questions on future missions and broader nuclear trends.

Savannah River Department of Energy DOE SRS Russia Sas America Citizens For Nuclear Technology

Bad Manners Or Politics As Usual in Race Discourse

A columnist weighs two recent incidents on race and public conduct. Emory and Henry College debates mascot changes amid accusations of race bias while Bryant Gumbel questions Rep. Charles Rangel about condolences to Ron Brown’s family. The piece argues both events reveal broader cowardice in addressing white racism and political posturing.

America al Sharpton Emory and Henry College Emory, Va Gumbel Methodist Caucus Shelby Steele Emory Henry Bryant Gumbel NBC KKK Louisville Gumbel-Rangel Rangel

Pentimento in John Four Woman Tale of Living Water

The writer uses pentimento to describe multilayered readings of John four to show Jesus revealing living water. The Samaritan woman’s dialogue with Jesus exposes deep personal thirst and societal barriers. The piece links spiritual growth to honesty about inner needs and cites Augustine and St. Augustine. The sermon from First Baptist Church of Aiken urges inclusive faith and personal transformation.

God Jesus Jacob Kingdom of God Judea Samaria Jacob’s Well Nicodemus St. Augustine James Fowler Emma Goldman Pentimento

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