Belgrade protests urge U.S. support for Serbia's opposition
The Belgrade street protests challenge Slobodan Milosevic's rule amid calls for democracy. The unrest, sparked by nullified municipal elections, has wider implications for the Bosnia peace process and regional stability in the former Yugoslavia.
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No new amendment needed on budget in Congress
The new Congress aims for a balanced budget amendment as top priority, though editors argue constitutional fixes may be unnecessary. They note past Senate defeat by a single vote, welcome the Republican gains, and caution that deficits have not historically guaranteed stimulus or timely economic revival.
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Aiken Standard contact and delivery hours notice
Local notice provides subscription and delivery contact details for Aiken Standard. Includes address 326 Rutland Drive and PO Box 456 29802 plus phone numbers 649 5315 648 2311 and 648 6052 and hours for circulation and switchboard. Scott B Hunter listed as publisher contact.
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Aiken Standard
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Government can't think privately about public missteps
An opinion piece argues that U.S. government agencies repeatedly mismanage reform efforts. It cites auditors, inspectors general, and GAO reports, notes limited accountability, and highlights high-risk programs, DoD misbilling, and the need for private-sector practices and decisive leadership.
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Giving depends on commercialism in New York holidays
The New York holiday scene shows shoppers crowding Saks Fifth Avenue and FAO Schwarz with sleighs and fake snow attracting pedestrians. Salvation Army bells and Toys for Tots volunteers mingle with bustling streets as critics warn against Christmas capitalism while praising giving as a selfless act.
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Clinton nominates Albright and Cohen for top White House posts
President Bill Clinton selects Madeleine Albright for secretary of state and William Cohen for secretary of defense. The moves draw praise from some Republicans despite critiques on gender and his confidence in sweeping cabinet change.
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Bus Collision Sparks Roadside Parking Debate
A student letter complains about roadside parking along Rollingwood Road near a school bus route. Drivers avoided parked cars, but an oncoming vehicle collided with the bus, highlighting parental concerns and urging residents to park in driveways to protect 43 students and the driver.
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