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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1996
Page
4
The Chicago Tribune notes Ross Perot has entered the presidential race and may influence the 1992 contest between Clinton and Dole. It argues Perot offers an option, not a viable alternative, as he campaigns ahead of the election with about three months left.
The Miami Herald notes Bob Dole delivered a forceful acceptance speech praising experience and unity while attacking the Clinton administration. It highlights a $62 million infusion from the Federal Election Commission and Kemp as running mate as the GOP cements a broad appeal with themes of faith, family, liberty, and sacrifice.
The Aiken Standard lists subscription and delivery hours and contact numbers. Readers can reach circulation at 649 5315 for delivery issues and 5 30 p m to 7 30 p m on weekdays. switchboard 648 2311 and publishers number for staff contacts.
A 1960s era analysis argues illegitimacy harms families and society, blaming welfare policies and cultural shifts. It cites Moynihan, AFDC, and rising teen births, urging incarceration and enforced child support, plus education for girls on lifelong parental responsibility.
A founder of Helping Hands in Aiken County argues that subsidizing illegitimate births spurs cruel treatment of children and raises future welfare and prison costs. He urges voters to remove politicians who ignore the issue and notes his roles on the probation parole and pardon board.
The piece reviews Bob Dole’s GOP convention effort to win over women amid Bill Clinton’s female support. It notes strong women around him, Christine Todd Whitman, Elizabeth Dole, Susan Molinari, and Sheila Burke, plus policy wins for women. It also discusses Clinton’s lead with women and Dole’s challenge of charisma and TV appeal.
A Hammond Hills resident on Merriwether Drive since 1961 opposes a proposed business in the neighborhood citing neighborhood atmosphere and property value concerns. The writer urges adherence to local and state laws and requests letters to the editor be brief with signature and contact details.
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