Reno campaign stance questions chance to stay as attorney general
The Akron Beacon Journal notes Janet Reno balked on appointing an independent counsel to probe alleged Democratic fundraising in the presidential race. It questions if Reno wants to remain in office and whether Clinton supports her role, while the Justice Department argues no credible evidence ties top officials to federal crimes.
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Disney stands up to China over Dalai Lama film
The Chicago Tribune lauds The Walt Disney Co for moving ahead with a politically charged Dalai Lama film despite threats of economic retaliation from China. The piece argues that conglomerates may face future clashes between profit, news gathering, and free expression, stressing WTO membership as a broader pressure point.
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Aiken Standard Contact and Subscription Lines
Local media contact details include location at 326 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456, Aiken 29802. Office hours are 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday with switchboard 648 2311 and publisher contact Scott B Hunter at 648 2311.
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Hillary Clinton faces scrutiny over welfare reform role
Washington readers see the first lady drawn into welfare reform debate as critics mock her potential "formal role" and travel plans. White House clarifies she will not run a nationwide commission or propose a cradle-to-grave security program.
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Hillary Clinton and the politics of free speech
The piece argues both parties treat Hillary Rodham Clinton poorly, with Republicans fearing her sharp wit and Democrats shushing critics. It asserts the First Amendment protects her speech and calls for letting her speak while others remind her of consequences, framing the Hillary issue as a bipartisan media spectacle.
Final Hunger Met by God in Advent Sermon
A Baptist pastor preaches that human hunger goes beyond food, seeking a soul’s core fulfillment. He cites John 6 on bread from heaven, urges finding life in Christ Immanuel, and recalls Bethlehem as the House of Bread, inviting believers to be fed by Jesus' birth.
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