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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1995
Page
4
A collection of remarks spans politics and crime from figures like G Gordon Liddy defending a dirty tricks board game to Governor Beasley critiquing Clinton and a condemned killer Phillip Atkins defending the soul. Other quotes touch on theft from a children's store, a harassing dog incident, and reactions to Strom Thurmond.
Aiken Standard provides subscription and delivery contact numbers, hours for offices and circulation, switchboard and fax lines, and editorial staff reach points. It lists 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays office hours and weekend delivery expectations, with various phone numbers for service.
Washington observers blame Richard Ben-Veniste for provoking Republican hostility on the Senate Whitewater Committee by challenging RTC investigator Jean Lewis. The exchange over a personal letter and deleted material led to ethics complaints, hospital aid for Lewis, and renewed scrutiny of the Clintons.
Washington reports skepticism meets the Gang of Eight as potential independent candidates. Anguish over Clinton fears and past near-misses by Hart Tsongas Anderson Bradley Weicker frame the debate. They plan New York discussions and a Minneapolis appearance to outline a four point platform.
A columnist argues that some ghetto youths cling to a legacy from British roots and historical "black English" now outdated. The piece contends this culture harms progress, cites education and socioeconomic shifts, and critiques white counterculture policing of black speech.
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