Kevorkian Client Found Not Terminal Says Depression Cited
The San Diego Union-Tribune reports that Judith Curren of Massachusetts, Kevorkian’s latest so called client, did not have a terminal illness. Curren reportedly suffered depression, painkiller addiction, obesity and possible chronic fatigue. The article notes mood disorders can mimic serious illness and are treatable.
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Jack Kevorkian
Kevorkian
Judith Curren
Massachusetts
San Diego Union-Tribune
Journalists Whine Over Democratic Conventions
Columnist Donald Kaul argues reporters complain about modern political conventions. He says the shift to primaries reduced suspense and corruption, likening the modern event to a wedding and noting Ted Koppel’s frustration at San Diego. He jests that journalists whine about news being scripted.
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Bill Clinton
Ted Koppel
ABC
San Diego
Donald Kaul
Aiken Standard Subscription and Contact Info
Aiken Standard provides subscription details and contact numbers. Key contacts include newsroom and editors reachable at 648 2311, circulation issues line 649 5315, and switchboard 648 2311 for general inquiries. Mailing address is P O Box 456 Aiken 29802.
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Rutland Drive
P.O
Aiken
Aiken Standard
Scott B. Hunter
Ceremonial presidency fuels Clinton's voter appeal
Washington notes Bill Clinton channels spectacle to boost support after signing a minimum wage bill. He energetically dominates the Rose Garden event, calling forth children as he signs, while opponents like Bob Dole critique symbol over substance. The piece frames his approach as a blend of empathy and poll-driven strategy shaping a potential Chicago convention.
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Washington
America
Bill Clinton
Free World
Clinton
Bob Dole
Louisville
Dole
Rose Garden
White House
Daniel Casse
Bush
Lamar Alexander
Commentary Magazine
Chicago
Public seeks binding contract for national issues in election
In a letter from Aiken, Robert L. Stultz urges all parties to publish clear plans on budget deficits taxes trade social security medicare education welfare and related areas. He calls for a legal public contract with voters and supports removal for violations before the November 5 election.
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Robert L. Stultz
Aiken
Past and present unite in Psalm 77 turning from despair
A sermon links Psalm 77 to modern life, highlighting memory as the turning point from sorrow to hope. It urges knowing the past to liberate us and heal present wounds, noting how ancestral deeds and experiences shape current paths and resilience through God's Spirit.
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Louisville
God
Grady Nutt
Memory as a bridge to peace and renewal in faith
Aiken's First Baptist Church pastor reflects on memory as God’s ongoing work. He cites Bela Fabian, Dr. Alexei Bichov, and Will Durant to urge recalling past deeds of the Lord to sustain present hope, healing, and unity through shared stories.
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Bela Fabian
Hungary
Soviet Union
Alexei Bichov
Baptist Union
Ussr
United States
Dr. Bichov
Will Durant
Aiken
First Baptist Church
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