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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1996
Page
4
President Clinton says the GOP welfare bill is deeply flawed at its core with heavy requirements and limited opportunities. He warns it will be hard to fix after the election and questions how hundreds of thousands of under skilled recipients will find work. Philadelphia Inquirer
The Philadelphia Daily News argues President Clinton prioritizes federal support for children's TV while neglecting food, health, housing, and clothing for poor families. It claims his welfare reform plan risks harming millions, fueling political self-interest over children’s welfare.
Aiken Standard provides location and mailing addresses, office hours, and subscription and delivery contact numbers. It lists switchboard and staff contact details including editors and publisher and notes delivery expectations and service hours.
The South Carolina Advanced Technological Education Exemplar Faculty Project at Aiken Technical College earned NSF recognition as a model program in Dynamic Partnerships. SCATE, funded with 1.5 million dollars over three years, aims to reform two year college education and prepare graduates for a global market.
The Federal Election Commission asks a federal court to punish the Christian Coalition for distributing voter guides. FEC argues issue advocacy could fall under express advocacy rules, expanding regulatory reach. Critics say the move blurs lines between free speech and campaign activity and endangers democratic engagement.
George B. Bell Windsor cites reader letters urging salary reform for County Administrator William Shepherd. Letters accuse Shepherd of inflating pay since his hire and call for council action. A second letter defends federal policy criticisms and endorses Lindsey Graham for November election.
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