Gore gets another free pass from Reno says Chicago Trib
The Chicago Tribune argues Vice President Al Gore narrowly escapes an independent counsel probe over 1996 campaign fundraising coffees. Janet Reno rejects calls for special counsel, noting Gore’s transcript shows no false statements, while critics question truthfulness of Gore’s accounts and the effectiveness of campaign finance laws.
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Fear of violence and the peril of perception
The Baton Rouge Advocate notes that crime declined nationwide and in Louisiana during the 1990s, yet public fear remains high. It argues fear, though not unfounded, is more within individual control than actual violence and can restrict peace of mind.
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Clinton Colombia visit sparks debate on rights and regional impact
Andres Oppenheimer reports that President Clinton's trip to Cartagena to bolster Colombia's war on drugs faces sharp criticism from human rights groups. Critics warn U.S. aid may worsen abuses and spur cross border spillover, while calls grow for concrete rights reforms and regional diplomacy ahead of a South American leaders summit in Brazil.
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Ebenezer Center opens in downtown Aiken County church
St. John's United Methodist Church celebrated the consecration of the Ebenezer Center on Newberry Street. The multi million dollar complex nearly doubles the church campus and will host educational spiritual and outreach programs. Other local churches have expanded with Family Life Centers parish halls and new facilities. Community churches of all sizes populate the region driving a strong religious presence across Aiken County and surrounding towns.
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Voters weigh Local Option Tax and presidential critique
Letter writers discuss a proposed seven year Local Option Sales Tax, urging a food exemption and clear use of funds for infrastructure. The writer contrasts Pennsylvania tax rules with South Carolina and urges voting against a tax without food exemptions. The letter also critiques Democratic conventions, presidential debates, and Hollywood figures in politics.
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Aiken Standard Seeks Brief Letters to the Editor
The Aiken Standard invites readers to send brief Letters to the Editor with signature, mailing address, and daytime and home numbers for verification. Include address details and contact information. letters may be edited for length and clarity.
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