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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1998
Page
4
The piece argues that youths are led astray by situational ethics defined as gray areas tied to rewards and consequences. It cites President Clinton’s admission of lying about an affair and urges a clear shift to absolute truth, urging accountability and transparency for the White House as a national lesson.
The field becomes the main news as Mark McGwire Sammy Sosa and Ken Griffey Jr pursue awe inspiring numbers chasing Babe Ruth and Roger Maris. This renews public attention after the 1994 strike and related spitting scandal.
The article argues Clinton aims to bolster Boris Yeltsin amid severe economic woes, continuing a long bipartisan US policy to back Russian leadership for global stability. It recalls Nixon’s Middle East and Soviet visits and notes Russia’s path to democracy and capitalism, G-7/G8 entry, and ongoing arms talks despite mutual friction.
The piece argues that Shoeless Joe and Field of Dreams dramatize faith as a leap beyond self, with Ray Kinsella building a baseball dream to ease pain and reach the heavenly through commitment. It cites Kierkegaard, Viktor Frankl, Jesus, and Viktor Frankl again, stressing life meaning is created by our yes to God and life choices.
A letter praises Aiken County citizens for patriotism amid park funding worries and honors J D Pickett and Naval Seal leadership. The writer recalls July 4 dedication, park visitors at night, and expresses resolve to defend America while inviting letters to the editor.
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