Reno faces 90 day decision on Gore fund raising probe
Editorial argues Attorney General Janet Reno should choose a careful path over creating another Washington inquisition. It weighs appointing a special prosecutor to probe Gore and Ickes for hard and soft money, stressing Reno's independence and accountability.
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al Gore
Janet Reno
Reno
Kenneth Starr
Gore
White House
Harold Ickes
Ickes
Clinto- Gore
Washington
Justice Department
FBI
Powell II shaped by duty joins Court amid slow departure
Lewis Powell II, 64 and a corporate lawyer, accepted a Supreme Court seat at President Nixon's urging. He proved a thoughtful jurist, balancing Marshall and Rehnquist, and earning admiration for his calm, cautious deliberations and commitment to consensus. He contrasted with Reagan's failed push for Bork and stood as a steady defender of justice, renowned as ABA president and a patient listener.
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Lewis Powell Jr
Supreme Court
Nixon
Powell
America
Thurgood Marshall
William Rehnquist
Robert Bork
Ronald Reagan
Jeremiah
American Bar Association
High Court
White House
G. Harrold Carswell
Russia in Turmoil Dims Clinton Moscow Visit
The piece warns that Russia is collapsing under oligarchic rule and corrupt governance as Yeltsin falters. It argues Western aid has propped up looters, devalued the ruble worsens inflation, and political instability risks spreading to global markets as Clinton’s trip highlights an uneasy future.
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Washington
Clinton
Moscow
Russia
House of Usher
Boris Yeltsin
Yeltsin
United States
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
Riviera
Lucre
Boris Berezovsky
Soviet Union
Osama bin Laden
Iran
Bill Clinton
Richard Rahn
Treasury Department
Nuclear Escrow Plan for Clinton Yeltsin Summit
Retired Adm Stansfield Turner urges a bilateral move to reduce ready nuclear warheads. He proposes a strategic escrow of 1000 weapons, stored remotely, with Russian observers counting stockpiles to press both sides toward broader disarmament and avert a new nuclear crisis amid India Pakistan tests.
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Clinton
Boris Yeltsin
India
Pakistan
Russia
United States
Bush
Afghanistan
Iraq
Iran
North Korea
Moscow
Adm
Stansfield Turner
CIA
Global Securix
Letters Pace the Editor About Veterans, Fundraiser Details
A reader contestes a July 24 editorial on upgrading the veterans affairs officer and a raise for Mrs. Robin Starks, demanding balance and a retraction. The letter also describes a charity fundraiser for a friend injured in a gyro copter crash, praising community support and listing numerous local helpers and donors.
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County Council
Veterans Affairs
Robin Starks
Veterans Affairs Officer
Nathan M
Nat
Wolfe North
Augusta
Jamie Bodie
Indiana
Aiken
Tim Coakley
Jamie
Aiken Printing Co
Tim
Bryan Cruse
Eagle
Mike Gibson
Chris Hagan
Greg Hagan
Cliff Bennett
Jenny Wise
Jonny Bijas
Bruce Shipman
Eric Kitchings
Glen Wise
Ben Wren
Chuck Martin
Billy Maloney
Wayne Jackson
J.D. Davis
David Cruse
Dwight Bradham
Doug Jones
Kisha Foster
Lisa
Alan Ritter
Lisa Willing
Dave Head
Delaine Snipes
Michelle Smith
Tonya Hilton
Jennifer Daspit
Tracy Hart
Mike Willbanks
Jamie Crawford
Alan Buck
Wayne Capps
Robert Moon
Don Goldman
Tony Fallon
Eddie Beasley
Andy Woodward
Greg Scott
Pat McNamara
Gary Oxton
Beau Fillingim
Derrick Tesch
Terry Bouknicht
Jordan Bouknight
Eric Debeagrin
Ken Gabriel
David Heath
Mike West
Shelley Tovar
Lance Williams
Robin Brooks
Danny Riddick
David Shull
Ray Carver
David Cooler
Jimmy Mack
Lee Rikard
Bill Bentley
Kent Redd
Missy Brittain
Marty Brittain
Any Nations Bank
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Angela R. Nalley
Jeffrey B. Wallace
Swat Me
J. David Boyd
Ellen C. Priest
Stephen P. Conyers
James R. Bennett Jr
Tony Snow
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