Perot Returns to Debate Scene Amidst Political Fracas
Columnist Sandy Grady argues Ross Perot brings needed unpredictability to the Clinton Dole matchup. He questions heavy machinery warnings, praises Perot’s headlong style, and asserts he belongs in presidential debates to avoid star chamber frauds if barred.
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Perot's Reform Party Suffers Weak Presidential Turnout
The Reform Party nominating convention produced fewer than 50 000 valid votes, about 4.4 percent of 1.13 million ballots mailed. Critics call the party a Potemkin village for Ross Perot, whose past broad backing has cooled as polls put him in single digits against Clinton and Dole.
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Clinton Should Worry As Polls Show Dole Bounce
Washington reports warn that despite a temporary Dole lead after the San Diego convention, polls reveal vulnerabilities for Clinton. CNN and Newsweek data show Clinton narrowing to single digits or even tied, while internal measures flag soft support and a high wrong-track sentiment around 55 to 60 percent. Economies and downsizing fears, plus value shifts and perceived national direction, may complicate Clinton’s reelect prospects.
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Democrats in Chicago Aim for unity and centrist stance
The piece argues the 1996 conventions will show unified, centrist Democrats mirroring a GOP shift, with liberal wings weakened since 1994. It suggests Clintonism defines the era while party factions balance pressure and public perception of two strong parties shaping the national course.
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Letters On Science Versus Religion At Georgia Schools
The Augusta Chronicle discusses trustees in Georgia's Columbia County School System and Prof Hofman’s editorial supporting a disclaimer about evolution. It argues religious-right influence harms scientific inquiry and ties radioactive dating and earth age debates to the Confederate flag symbol, urging acceptance of international scientists.
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Special riders celebrate STAR Riding and Driving Inc graduates
STAR Riding and Driving Inc marks its pilot session graduation on Saturday August 17 with four special equestrians. Gratitude extends to Aiken Polo Club for the kickoff fundraiser Black Forest Equestrian Center Lewises Rita Hardin and two Australian Olympic riders Phillip Dutton and David Green for encouragement and inspiration.
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