Cooperation zone welcome change
Newt Gingrich advocates cooperation with the president and Republicans echo the call for incremental changes. The piece highlights a shift in tone from pledging revolution to seeking broad consensus on policy details for the 105th Congress. It notes public desires for education, law enforcement fairness, strong military, health and safety protections, and balanced consumer competition. Miami Herald
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Newt Gingrich
America
105Th Congress
Miami Herald
Clinton luck mirrors Bosnia mission timing change
The piece notes President Clinton shifting plans to pull U S troops from Bosnia with a new target of June 1998, set soon after re election. It contrasts Clinton’s luck with Lyndon Johnson’s Vietnam era missteps, arguing public trust eroded as officials over promised outcomes.
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Aiken Standard Contact and Delivery Details
The Aiken Standard provides contact and delivery information including location at 326 Rutland Drive and PO Box 456 Aiken 29802 office hours listed newspaper delivery problems phone numbers circulation and customer service hours Monday to Friday and weekends plus editorial contacts and publisher Scott B Hunter reachable at 648-2311
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Carville sues Starr crusade taints Clinton aide and aims to ruin Starr
A column portrays James Carville as a relentless, energetic advocate for the president who weaponizes smear, mocks the Starr independent counsel, and risks harming the White House by pursuing a public crusade. The piece criticizes timing and motives, suggesting the Starr hunt could backfire.
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James Carville
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Whitewater
Kenneth Starr
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Greece
George Stephanopoulos
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Starr Hunt
Janet Reno
Newt Gingrich
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Richard Nixon
Archibald Cox
Leon Jaworski
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Snopes
GOP education issue as campaign fatal flaw in election
Post election analysis shows the education issue drove a large gender gap benefitting Clinton by about 16 points among women. Republicans face pressure to soften stance, with leaders urging pragmatic, concrete policies over ideological rigidity while moderates push to reform messaging and maintain trust in government services.
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Dole
San Diego
Education Department
Republican National Committee
Haley Barbour
George W. Bush
Texas
National Education Association
Department
House
Clinton
Jesse Jackson
Reforming U S bankruptcy laws urged by experts
James Larter cites rising personal bankruptcies, with 1996 set to surpass 1 million and most filers not required to repay. Economists call for an overhaul to curb abuse, ensure debts are repaid when possible, and limit Chapter 7 incentives while preserving essential relief for those in genuine need.
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Chimerine
Journal of Consumer Studies
Lawrence B. Lindsey
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