Clinton aims to win with over half in 1992 race
Clinton focuses on securing more than 50 percent of the vote despite Ross Perot on the Nov 5 ballot. He resents the 43 percent mandate claim from his first term and rejects grand Democratic campaign plans this year, stressing values as the key theme.
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Clinton
Ross Perot
George Bush
Perot
Richard M. Nixon
George C. Wallace
Jack W. Germond
Jules Witcover
Tribune Media
Woods weighing college return amid pro temptations
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes Tiger Woods faces pressure to leave Stanford for pro golf but reports conflicting views on whether he will stay for his junior year. Sources say he may reconsider, while others insist he will remain in school to learn and prepare for life beyond golf.
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Tiger Woods
Stanford University
Woods
Philadelphia Inquirer
Australia leads push for FOCTBT in UN General Assembly vote
Test ban appeal advocates form Friends of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty to revive the pact and push the draft to the United Nations General Assembly for a vote when it opens September 17. Australia calls for full government and citizen support and urges the Clinton administration to use diplomatic weight to back the treaty. Emerging powers and established nuclear states could face isolation if they oppose a treaty with broad international backing.
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Australia
Friends of the
United Nations General Assembly
Clinton
Aiken Standard Help Desk and Contact Details
Aiken Standard provides location and mailing addresses, office hours, and subscription contact numbers. It lists delivery problem lines and circulation customer service hours, plus switchboard and fax numbers and editors to contact for story ideas. The publisher’s number for Scott B. Hunter is included.
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Rutland Drive
P.O
Aiken
Scott B. Hunter
Gore and Gephardt Head Toward 2000 Presidential Clash
Al Gore and Dick Gephardt emerge as front runners for 2000 in Chicago. The piece notes their campaign trips, crowd handling, and Clinton tie, while warning Democrats face a thin bench and weaker star power compared with Republicans. It cites potential rivals like Kerry, Feinstein, Bayh, and Bradley, and laments lack of 1990s-era fire.
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al Gore
Donnybrook
Dick Gephardt
Gore
Gephardt
Thin
Bench A.C
Clinton
Ropacco
Jesse Jackson
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Ed Koch
Newt Gingrich
Tey
Dens
Congress
William Jennings Bryan
Bob Kerry
Nebraska
Sen
John Kerrey
Massachusetts
Senate
Dianne Feinstein
California
Evan Bayh
Indiana
New Jersey
Bill Bradley
Republi
Plutonium power urged after Western outage wakeup call
The piece argues a massive Western power outage signals the need to accelerate nuclear energy using plutonium from spent fuel. It cites bipartisan support for energy centers at Savannah River Site and Hanford to reprocess fuel and house reactors, urging Gov Beasley to form a task force with lawmakers to push the plan.
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Oregon
California
Texas
West
U. S
U.S
Canada
Ontario Hydro
Lake Huron
Southeast
David Beasley
Srs
General Assembly
Resigning Officials in New Ellenton Over Sewer Bond Crisis
Norman L. Strader of New Ellenton reports that the acting mayor and town councilmen resign their elective offices effective immediately amid controversy over the Town of New Ellenton sewer revenue bond default. They accuse a fraudulent cover up and denial of referendum rights, appeal to state and federal authorities ignored, and urge gubernatorial intervention.
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New Ellenton
South Carolina
Berry
U. S
Janet Reno
Campbell
Beasley
United States
Norman L. Strader
No sense of humor in bumper sticker letter
A reader defends a My Child Beat Up Your Honor Student decal, arguing it is meant as humor for families at a mall. They say their 12 and 13 year old laughed reading it and want to buy it, claiming humor teaches common sense and good citizenship without endorsing violence.
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San Diego
Yesteryear
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Ann Richards
Barbara Jordan
Cuomo
Clinton
Jimmy Carter
Jesse Jackson
Ted Kennedy
Sarah Brady
Jim
Christopher Reeves
Bill Clinton
Roy Hobbes
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