Gingrich ethics charges spark debate and critique
The column argues Democrats pushed 74 ethics charges, with 73 dismissed, and notes a special counsel case. It criticizes Gingrich for procedural errors and political missteps while labeling the campaign against him as partisan and overblown.
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Man of year is mad cow
Liberation Paris honors a mad cow as man of the year reflecting fears about environment and public health. Public hygiene workers intervene on Christmas Eve as concerns over exhaust fumes asbestos and mad cow scare grow amid consumer anxiety.
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Aiken Standard Help Desk and Contact Details
Local paper contact information lists location at 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456 Aiken 29802 hours 8:30 am to 5 90 pm weekdays circulation and delivery phone lines 649 5315 649 6315 switchboard 648 2311 fax 648 6052 publisher Scott B Hunter phone 648 2911 editors and sports editor reach 648 2311 story ideas line provided.
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Newt Gingrich under fire as ethics probe nears end
The ethics committee found two misstatements by Newt Gingrich about GOPAC and his college course, while his overall conduct faces scrutiny. The piece compares Gingrich, Clinton, and Wright, noting Gingrich waived attorney client privilege and urging release of all 50 000 pages for public judgment.
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Religion shifts pace to private faith and global growth
The piece forecasts 1997 religion trends with faith turning private, home Bible reading, more tarot and meditation, and mega churches expanding while small congregations shrink. Islam grows in the US, Buddhism Americanizes, new religions gain credibility, and internal power struggles loom as old leaders age.
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Are You Normal This Holiday Traditions Survive
Bernice Kanner reports on how Americans celebrate the year end holidays with stockings cookies and movies. The piece notes high rates of artificial trees gift openings and cards while many still bake attend services and watch film classics. It also covers New Year’s Eve at home trends and beer as the preferred toast.
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