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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1997

Page

4

Veto power faces test as Clinton uses line item tool

The Orange County Register notes President Clinton exercised the line item veto on three budget items, signaling a constitutional test for the tool. The piece compares it to tuning a piano, arguing the mechanism could refine spending without broad harm, while acknowledging potential risks to executive power and the need for possible constitutional amendment.

Congress GOP America Clinton Washington Supreme Court Orange County Register

Democrats Refocus Beliefs, Clinton Modernizes Party

A Fabrizio poll finds Democrats split between old and new factions, with two thirds backing a balanced budget and tax cut deal and a majority favoring less bureaucratic government. It suggests Clinton strengthened the party and may affect Gephardt's 2000 bid. Carl Leubsdorf reports from Washington.

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Senate moves to ban computer games on government PCs

Madeleine Begun Kane notes the Senate approved a Treasury and general government bill amendment barring government computers from games and forbidding new game laden machines. She questions cost saving claims while joking a senatorial game install in the Senate to keep policymakers busy.

Bayside Senate Treasury General Government Sen. Lauch Faircloth North Carolina The Associated Press Faircloth

Salt of the Earth Faith and Atticus Finch Inspiration

A pastor extols being the salt of the earth, linking Jesus teachings to modern perseverance under pressure. He cites Atticus Finch from To Kill a Mockingbird as a model of witness under persecution, urging readers to live with integrity and courage.

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