Kessler's FDA leadership boosts health push amid tobacco concerns
Stock market reaction to Dr. David Kessler's departure highlights the FDA's tobacco crackdown legacy. Investors expect a successor less stringent on tobacco. Kessler's tenure brought stronger food labeling, tighter drug advertising controls, and faster drug approvals, with the tobacco fight as a central, consequential effort involving teen smoking prevention.
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Clinton remarks echo Jewell case sparks media debate
An Australian speech by President Clinton draws mention of Richard Jewell while critics claim the Clinton administration used federal power to intimidate opponents. They point to Jewell, Billy Dale, and other investigations as evidence of overreach after the Atlanta bombing and other crises.
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Aiken Standard Help Line and Contact Details
Local paper contact numbers for subscription delivery and editor lines. Subscribers should call 849-5315 for subscription, 649-5315 for delivery issues, and switchboard 648-2311 for general inquiries. Office hours are 8:30 am to 5:30 pm Monday through Friday.
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Foot-dragging over DNC fund-raising fuels controversy
The piece argues the Clinton White House mishandled disclosures on foreign donations to the DNC, with over $1 million returned and questions linger about Indonesian, Thai, and other contributors. It notes Republican calls for deeper probes, potential special investigations, and the need for transparency before any long term campaign finance reform.
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Girl Power debate mocks earned self esteem and values
Seattle Times columnist Michelle Malkin critiques the Girl Power movement led by the Spice Girls and Lil' Kim. She argues the campaign promotes arrogance over achievement, notes media and internet hype, and contrasts earned versus global self esteem. She urges equality of opportunity without inflating egos.
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Palmetto Federal letter defends independence amid buyout bid
A Palmetto Federal letter to readers denounces Mid Atlantic’s bid as a windfall for a minority investor. John C. Troutman, the bank’s president and CEO, says the bank’s plan is growth and local ownership, not a sale to the highest bidder. The letter cites 45 years of community service and loyalty to shareholders, customers, and employees.
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Honest service at Alvanos Electronics earns praise
A shopper commends Alvanos Electronics on Whiskey Road for correcting past repair errors without fuss. The reporter notes the staff member apologized, gave full help, and ensured the TV was returned to the car, spurring plans to become a repeat customer.
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