TV Spots Reflect Bush Values
President Bush begins the television phase of his reelection campaign with spots aligned to family values. Ads will air on Olympics and pre season football programming, sparing shows like Murphy Brown. Aimed at Shaping support for a balanced budget amendment and economic recovery, the spots highlight cutting government waste and other principles.
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Court Order Delays Aiken County School Election
Aiken County Board of Education seeks to postpone the election pending Justice Department preclearance for district reapportionment plans. Judge Jackson Gregory signed the order placing the process under court control until clearance is received, with the aim of preserving the November general election date and protecting candidates who have already filed.
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Vet's Mother Finds Hope In Diagnosis Of Specialist
The maing tat two Desert Storm veterans with mysterious ailments are suffering from petro leum poisoning has given hope to the mother of an Aiken veteran Dr Theron Canadon, a Unice go-area internist known in medical circles as the founder of environmental medicine, made the diagnosis in Dallas, Tex. He said he suspects that he will reach the conclusion about four other ailing veterans he has exam ined in recent months. Also, Gary Zuspann, a former Navy petty officer from nearby Euless, Texas, who was taken to Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington two weeks ago, is being tested for exposure to petrochemicals, his private medical consultant confirmed The Aiken veteran originally
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Kuwait Sees U S Troop Build as Warning on Invasion Anniversary
Kuwait says additional U S forces are not for renewed war but a warning on Iraq invasion anniversary. Col Mohammed al Sirri notes Desert Storm involved half a million troops. 5,000 here signals readiness. Bush administration adds Patriot missiles amid UN inspections dispute. Baghdad press uses media to press Kuwait claim.
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Summer Olympics Report Summary from Dubious OCR
The fragment references aquatic events and boxing at the Summer Olympics, mentioning canoeing finals and diving platforms. It notes race times and venues with weak OCR cues and lists several event names without coherent details or outcomes.
Clinton Evaluating SRS Role in Clinton Campaign
A Clinton campaign aide says the Savannah River Site has not been on the agenda as a separate item but has received briefings. Doug Heyl of Aiken, a southern political director for Clinton, notes staff have discussed the nuclear reservation in general and in briefings.
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Ruling Allows US To Return Haitians Intercepted At Sea
The Supreme Court allowed the Bush administration to continue returning Haitians intercepted at sea to Haiti, delaying a lower court ruling that had voided the order. Justices Blackmun and Stevens dissented. The court granted the government time to seek review by Aug 24.
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New Queen Reigns In County Thurmond Pageant
Miss Nancy Moore Thurmond crowned Miss Aiken County 1998 at the Miss Aiken County Scholarship Pageant. Dorothy Suzanne Greene named Miss Congeniality. Valerie Lynn Patterson wins Ad and Ticket Sales award. Karen Raquel Jones earns Swimsuit Award. Tonya M. Smith wins Talent and first runner up. Beverly Louise Martin is second runner up. Christ Lee Wilson finishes as third runner up. The Saturday pageant takes place at Midland Way.
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