Reagan Iran Contras Case Clears Reagan Of Crimes
After nearly six years of inquiry independent prosecutor Lawrence Walsh finds no evidence linking Ronald Reagan to criminal activity in the Iran Contras affair. Democrats hoped for indictment, but the inquiry ends with no charges against the former president.
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Letters To The Editor Urges Support For Aiken County Police
A homeowner describes a July 1992 burglary and praises the Aiken County Sheriff’s department for its thorough investigation. The letter laments a small force, eight investigators, two juveniles, under ten officers on duty, and heavy caseloads, urging taxpayers to fund overtime and support the police through local officials.
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Aiken Standard asks for signed letters to editor
The Aiken Standard invites letters to the editor signed by the writer with a legible address. Brief, concise letters are preferred and subject to editing. Send to The Editor, Ken Standard, Box 456, Aiken, SC 29802.
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Letters Deadline for August 25 Primary Elections
Letters to the editor must reach the Aiken Standard office by 5 30 p m Tuesday August 18 to be considered for publication. The notice names Barry Snider and Cindy Snider of Aiken.
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Federal Park Rind Bounces Back in Senate Appropriations
A Senate subcommittee led by Senator Frank Lautenberg reviews the DOT 1993 budget, noting a $2,000 cut in OA and OPPS subscriptions amid a broader $33.8 billion DOT appropriation. The report highlights highway demos, rail projects, Amtrak subsidies, and airline support, questioning the value of government prints and the role of funding for small communities.
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Tabloid Battles Over Bush Clinton Infidelity Claims
A flurry of tabloid and broadcast coverage questions the ethics and accuracy of unverified claims about marital infidelity involving Bush and Clinton era figures. The piece critiques media sensationalism and the credibility of reports tied to a 1980s Swiss trip and later gossip-driven book excerpts.
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Word Police March To Prudish Beat
Arthur Caplan, directing the Center for Biomedical Ethics, argues medical slang reveals deep moral and emotional ambivalence in hospitals. He critiques slang like dirtball grafters and technopatient while urging examination of language to understand care, ethics, and the strain of aggressive treatments.
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