Public ignores Clinton scandal as 24 hour coverage grows
The article notes White House aides urge candor while George McGovern defends the President, claiming the public only cares about the economy and education. News networks push nonstop coverage of Monica Lewinsky and alleged misconduct, challenging the administration’s messaging.
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George Stephanopoulos
George McGovern
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New Iraq policy urged to curb Saddam threat
The piece argues Iraq has exploited perceived U.S. weakness and urges a new strategy focused on preventing Baghdad from acquiring conventional arms that could threaten neighbors. It notes Iraq’s past pressures over UN weapons inspections, argues the U.S. should retaliate decisively against WMD use, and calls the current approach unsustainable and liberating.
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Iraq
Monica Lewinsky
Kenneth Starr
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Pennsylvania Ave
Gulf
Kofi Annan
Baghdad
Richard Butler
Clinton lied again says Dallas Morning News columnist
Jim Wright argues President Clinton fabricates truths to suit political aims and media spin. He cites Pew poll data showing 70 percent think he lied about Monica Lewinsky, while noting a stubborn 25 percent who doubt any truth would deter them. Wright condemns deceit as a long standing tactic.
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Dick Morris
Redwoods
Reno Moves to Shield Clinton Fundraising Scandal
The U S attorney general Janet Reno is criticized for stifling a campaign finance probe into Clinton Gore 1996. FBI director Louis Freeh urged a special prosecutor and Charles LaBella produced memos urging one. The House committee seeks contempt for Reno over withheld documents while Reno delays, citing open mind and political caution.
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Reno
al Gore
Democratic National Committee
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Freeh
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Charles LaBella
Justice Department
LaBella
California
Clinton Gore
Washington
House
Congress
Dan Burton
Christians urge support for troubled youth Travis Mace
Dorothy Butler writes prayers and calls for communal help for Travis Mace facing multiple felonies. She urges employers pastors and neighbors to offer jobs guidance and compassion, noting personal stories of redemption and the impact of Help Line fundraising and community support in Aiken County.
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Travis Mace
Jesus
Mr. Mace
Father Mace
Dorothy Butler Williston
Aiken County
Help Lines
Help Line
ORA
Ron Grooms Aiken
Aiken Stannard welcomes Letters to the Editor
The Aiken Standard invites brief letters to the editor signed with the writer’s name, mailing address, and daytime and home phone numbers for verification. Include signature and contact details, and note that letters may be edited or condensed. Address Letters to the Editor at Aiken Standard RO Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 or email editorial at scescape.net.
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Aiken Standard
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