Clintons Face Probing Scorched Earth Tactics
The column accuses the Clintons of a scorched earth strategy to delay investigations and hide misdeeds surrounding Whitewater Travelgate and Foster's death. It argues perjury may be involved and notes media confusion while urging full truth before elections. It also criticizes Congress for a bloated defense bill despite deficits and Bosnia duties.
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Clintons
Clinton
Bill
Hillary
White House
Vincent Foster
Secret Service
Hillary Clinton
Foster
Whitewater
Travelgate
Thomas Lowell
Congress
U.S
Bosnia
William Perry
Defense Department
Aiken Standard Customer Service and Contact Details
Local contact numbers for subscriptions delivery and circulation support are listed for the Aiken Standard. Office hours and switchboard and fax lines are provided, with staff contacts for editors and the publisher.
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Butland Drive
P.O
Aiken
Aiken Standard
Scott B. Hunter
We Deserve Blame For Welfare State
A Washington Post Harvard Kaiser poll finds Americans distrustful of government and each other. It argues federal reach and rules erode private initiative, raise costs, and reduce caring to budget items, blaming leaders and programs for social decline.
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Washington
Washington Post
Harvard University
Kaiser Family Foundation
Uncle Sam
Tax Foundation
IRS
Federal Register
Reason Magazine
Tama Starr
New York
Clinton
America
Feds
Prop 48 Turns Hoop Dreams To Screams
An analysis of NCAA graduation rates for Division I basketball shows stark gaps by gender and race. Men graduate at 43 percent versus 69 percent for women, with White and Black male rates as low as 50 and 37 percent respectively. Black women reach 58 percent while White women hit 71 percent. The piece argues academics must play a bigger role and notes Prop 48’s limited immediate impact and lingering myths about NBA odds.
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NCAA
Indiana University
Gary Sailes
Sailes
Emerge Magazine
NBA
Barbara Burriss remembered for civic and church work in North Augusta
Barbara Burriss of North Augusta 43 years of civic and religious service remembered at First Baptist Church service for her leadership in the Victory Sunday School Class Sheffield Club and Women's Missionary Union She founded the Dream of the Crop Chorus directed the junior choir and organized Fourth of July celebrations She was North Augusta Citizen of the Year 1983 and a former executive of the Chamber of Commerce Also noted are the passing of Lewis Glenn Eubanks and praise from community leaders.
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Barbara Burriss
North Augusta
William H. Burriss Jr
Madison
W. Va
First Baptist Church
Victory
Sheffield Club
Women's Missionary Union
Dream of the Crop
Lewis Glenn Eubanks
Windsor
Old Windsor High School
Windsor First Baptist Church
Aiken County
Robert E. Johnson
Eubanks
Edward C. Cushman
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Bill Clinton
San Diego Union-Tribune
Aves
Compassion
Tony Snow
Justice Department
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