NAACP pushes flag off dome seeks glass case plan
Editorial argues for removing the Confederate flag from the Capitol dome and placing it in a Confederate memorial on the grounds or behind glass with balanced inscriptions. It calls for a true compromise where the flag comes down and is displayed away from public view to respect all stakeholders and history.
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Capitol Dome
South Carolina
Aiken
James Gallman
Statehouse
Judge rules golfer liable for damages in misplayed shot
New Jersey Judge Leonard Arnold held a golfer liable after an errant shot struck a fellow player. The ruling, which calls golf a non contact sport, contrasts with sports like softball and hockey, and implies players may expect fewer dangerous incidents.
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Leonard Arnold
Bar
Arnold
Smithfield Gazette Staff Roles Listed in Final Section
The newspaper lists staff positions including editor Jeffrey B. Wallace advertising director Angela R. Nalley business manager Systems manager Ellen C. Priest pressroom supervisor James R. Bennett and others in a concluding staff note.
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Jeffrey B. Wallace
Angela R. Nalley
Ellen C. Priest
David Boyd
James R. Bennett
McCain Shocks New Hampshire With Landslide Win
John McCain stunned the New Hampshire primary by defeating George W. Bush by a large margin. The ex prisoner of war rode a bold reform message and a relentless campaigning bus tour to sway independents and conservatives, signaling a potential path to the GOP nomination and a challenge to Clinton-Gore in 2000. Sandy Grady, Washington columnist for the Philadelphia Daily News, notes McCain’s rise amid Bush’s setbacks and the shifting dynamic in the Republican field.
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Cindy
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Philadelphia
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Derry
Dixville Notch
New Hampshire
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Press Sec
Karen Hughes
Hughes
Pennsylvania Avenue
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George W
Clinton Gore
al Gore
America
Naval Academy Grad
Tan
Clinton
George Bush
Michigan
Commerce Committee
Bill Bradley
Iowa
Jimmy Carter
John McCain
Letters to the Editor on Election and McCain’s Military Warnings
A reader urges voting for honorable leaders to safeguard freedom and sovereignty. The letter includes a Sen John McCain quotation warning of U S military disarmament and shortages since 1989, calling for renewed strength and a Clinton Gore critique, ending with biblical references.
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John McCain
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Persian Gulf
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America
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McCain
Oval Office
Letters to the Editor Address Details for Aiken Standard
The text provides mailing and contact details for submitting letters to the editor at the Aiken Standard. It specifies a P.O. Box in Aiken South Carolina 29802, an email address editorial duesouth dot net, and a fax number 803 648 6052.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken
S.C
Duesouth
Illinois moratorium on executions tests governor's resolve
Illinois Governor George Ryan calls him self bound by moral certainty to avoid executing the innocent. He imposed a moratorium until a commission reviews the system amid scrutiny from a Chicago Tribune series exposing bias and errors. National trends show mixed moves on speed and safeguards, with debates over wrongful convictions and the death penalty.
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George Ryan
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David Protess
Northwestern University
Illinois
Chicago Tribune
Steve Manning
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Tribune
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