Newt Gingrich Forecasts Dole Victory and Gains
Columnist Sandy Grady notes Gingrich predicts Bob Dole will win this fall with 15 House seats and five to seven Senate seats, while recalling his 1992 prophecy of a GOP House majority. The piece mocks the idea of “hiding” Newt as he remains a controversial figure in Republican ranks.
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Fear Of Anonymity Led To Jessica's Death
Columnist Claude Lewis argues the death of 7-year-old Jessica Dubroff illustrates deadly child abuse by her parents and a derelict FAA policy. He suggests anonymity fears fuel extreme risks and criticizes the government stance on underage cross country flights.
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Aiken Standard Customer Service and Contact Details
The Aiken Standard lists location and mailing address, office hours, and subscription and delivery help. It provides switchboard and fax numbers, story ideas contact, and the publisher's contact, outlining where readers reach staff for local news, features, and sports.
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Flat tax simplicity draws readers to understand vote
A columnist argues for a plain language tax plan, urging conclusive understanding over jargon. The piece cites Forbes flat tax talk and public calls for clarity, praising straight talk from Perot Buchanan Royal and KISS simplicity, ending with a captain’s safe routine metaphor.
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Environmentalists Cannot Have It Both Ways On Population
The piece questions environmentalists push for population growth alarms while warning of a fertility crisis. It cites a book claiming a 50 percent sperm count drop over 50 years, links PR firms to the claim, notes support from overpopulation advocates, and contrasts funding debates on family planning with environmental worries. The author argues the movement cannot claim a global explosion and a fertility crisis simultaneously.
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Hooked on a Favorite Illness by Gibbons
Michael W. Gibbons writes of television addiction as a daily torment. He recalls social withdrawal, endless channel surfing, and the pull of pop culture on life, friendships, and sleep, imagining a future with endless niche channels.
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