Brady calls to expand Brady law for domestic violence offenders
The president supports expanding the Brady law to bar anyone with domestic violence misdemeanors or felonies from buying firearms. The stance cites that many abusers avoid coverage due to plea bargains and that reforms would protect vulnerable people, as noted in the Ashland Daily Tidings summary.
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Clinton and liberal critique shape election outlook
The Berliner Zeitung in Berlin notes that liberals compare Bill Clinton of 1992 to 1996, arguing he failed to deliver on key goals yet remains the era’s political figure. Only a major error or scandal could derail his chances.
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Aiken Standard Subscriber Help Line and Hours
Local notice lists contact numbers for subscriptions and deliveries at the Aiken Standard. It includes 649-5315 for delivery issues and subscription inquiries, with specific weekday and weekend service hours, plus switchboard and editor contact details.
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Tobacco plague book warns millions die from smoking
A new book argues that tobacco Kills more than one hundred million people worldwide and calls smoking the leading preventable death. It details risks from cancer to birth outcomes and notes industry defenses and limited lawsuits as a broader tragedy.
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Public safety praise for Aiken department and Chief Busbee
Jim Allen of Aiken lauds the City Public Safety Department praising its professional officers up to date equipment and strong coverage. He recalls improvements since Chief Busbee and notes responses with additional officers or vehicles when needed.
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Open courtroom access urged to protect public rights
South Carolina officials push for open courts as media coverage grows. Attorney General Condon assigns Emory Smith to advocate for lawful court access in civil and criminal cases, ensuring hearings precede any closure and supporting reporters' rights to observe trials.
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