Editorials on the life of William M. McGhee in Aiken
William M. McGhee 87 died in Aiken and was part of a prominent local family active in business and civic life. He worked with his father’s firm, later at the U S Naval Test Station in New Jersey, and served Cumberland AME Church as a trustee while belonging to Omega Psi Phi. His family memories describe him as modest and principled, a strong role model and dependable man. We extend condolences to his family.
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William M. McGhee
Mr. McGhee
W.M. McGhee
Aiken
Greenwood
Albert
McGhees
South Carolina State University
Fisk University
Nashville
U. S. Naval Test Station
New Jersey
McGhee
Cecilia Johnson
C. C. Johnson
Bruce Burris
U. S. Senate
TA. Hammond
South Carolina State
Bulldogs
Hammond
Clinton confronts end game after grand jury and speech
The president faces a prolonged political crisis with debate over resignation or impeachment hearings. Analysts warn the nation must weigh Clinton's ability to lead, decide on crises, and maintain moral authority in a dangerous world while coping with distractions and public scrutiny.
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Clinton
Capitol Hill
Quit now and still look noble in Clinton dilemma
The author argues President Clinton should resign over Monica Lewinsky but concludes he will not. He weighs political calculus, party stakes, and public mood and suggests quitting could preserve dignity, though staying might still yield political advantage for Clinton and his allies.
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Washington
Clinton
Monica Lewinsky
Joe Klein
Klein
Bill Clinton
George Will
White House
Kenneth Starr
Clinton Bashers
Lyndon B. Johnson
George Bush
Capitol Hill
Starr
Hillary Clinton Emerges as Key Strength in White House Crisis
The article portrays Hillary Clinton as a powerful, guiding force behind President Bill Clinton during the Lewinsky scandal. It highlights her influence, readiness to advise, and public perception as she stands by her husband while facing intense scrutiny.
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White House
Trst
Hillary Clinton
Bill Clinton
Monica Lewinsky
Eleanor Roosevelt
Linton
Bejing
Hillary
Bill
Diana
Charles
Community voices call for youth guidance and health reforms
Dorothy Butler appeals for Christian outreach to help at risk youth and acknowledge Travis Mace while expressing hope for peace. In Aiken, Karen Papouchado and Sue Townsend are praised for reducing infant mortality and SIDS through collaboration with the Health Department and DHEC. their leadership boosts South Carolina health programs. Duglas E. Bryant, DHEC Commissioner, extends thanks to attendees.
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Aiken
South Carolina
Citzens
Karen Papouchado
Sue Downsend
Aiken County
Papouchado
Duglas E. Bryant
Columbia
Uproar Over White House Leadership and Claims of Dignity
A former Marine blasts the Oval Office leadership, calling the officials idiots and demanding respect for the presidency. He accuses the administration of hypocrisy over sexual misconduct and urges replacing the chair with a “lifting seat” throne as a metaphor for contempt.
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War Office
Idiot
Mr. Idiot
Arkansas
Oval Office
Aiken Standard Seeks Letters to the Editor
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Aiken
Aiken Standard
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