Dole Deal Buoys Gingrich Amid Debt Talk
The Chicago Tribune notes a $300,000 postmillennium loan to cover Gingrich's fine from the House ethics committee buys time and could shake up the speakership. It questions Gingrich's ability to deliver a sound budget and suggests Republicans reconsider leadership if progress stalls.
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Adults only smoke screens in tobacco and alcohol ads
The San Diego Union-Tribune notes critics say tobacco and alcohol producers fail to avoid youth targeting. It cites cartoon characters and kid appealing branding, games, ads on MTV, and online promotions as evidence of pervasive youth exposure.
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Clinton economic comeback amid controversy and polls
Myriam Marquez analyzes President Clinton, noting critics question his ethics while highlighting a strong economy. She details tax changes, welfare reform progress, rising minimum wage gains, and continued public support despite scandals.
Congress should demand independent counsel for Reno probe
Jesse Todd argues Congress must demand an independent prosecutor to investigate Attorney General Janet Reno over fundraising for Clinton in 1996. He jokes about constitutional amendments while condemning weak tax reform and urges bold congressional probes despite budget paralysis.
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Kids in College camps expand at USCA summer program
Jean Haynes outlines the University of South Carolina Aiken Kids in College camps running June through August. The program offers Arts, Environment, Computers, and Business camps for youth and teens, including the Business Development Camp for girls aged 16 to 18. It partners with local schools and honors an Academy of Lifelong Learning Student Service Award project.
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