Remembering John G. Molony Aiken employment leader
Aiken mourns John Garland Molony longtime S C Employment Security Commission official and director emeritus who served 25 years guiding job seekers. He was active in the Jaycees chamber and Clemson Tigers fan whose kindness left a lasting impact on many lives.
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John G
Johnny) Molony
Molony
S.C. Employment Security Commission
Aiken
Aiken High School
William Molony
Aiken Jaycees
Jaycee
S.C. Jaycees
Aiken ‘Chamber of Commerce
Randy Stowe
Clemson Tigers
Molon
Aiken County
John Garland Molony
Missouri triple murderer evades execution amid Pope visit
Darrell Mease, slated for execution in Missouri, gains indefinite postponement as Gov. Mel Carnahan cites Pope John Paul I's mercy appeal. Mease receives life without parole while critics call the death penalty arbitrary and unfair, questioning broader capital punishment fairness.
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Darrell Mease
Missouri
St. Louis
John Paul I
Mel Carnahan
Mease
Journal Star
Peoria
Ill
Americans Morality Claim Tied to Situation Ethics in US
A former education official argues that public figures and media foster a culture of moral relativism. He cites polls, media quotes, and studies showing high levels of cheating lying and theft among teens as evidence Americans have become morally sick.
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ABC
Nightline
Ted Koppel
Clinton
Ted Sizer
CBS News
H.J. Blackham
Hillary Clinton
Bill Clinton
Josephson Institute of Ethics
Gephardt Helps Bradley As Gore Remains Front Runner
Dick Gephardt’s decision not to run shifts the field in favor of Bill Bradley, now Gore’s main challenger. Bradley blends outsider appeal with focus on children care and race relations, presenting himself as an independent voice while avoiding explicit Gore comparisons. Gephardt’s exit also complicates Gore’s path, though his lead remains dominant.
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Washington
Dick Gephardt
al Gore
Bill Bradley
Gore
George W. Bush
Texas
Lamar Alexanders
Steve Forbeses
Jack Kemp
George Bush
Bob Dole
Senate
Bradley
Bob Kerrey
Nebraska
Paul Wellstone
John Kerry
Massachusetts
House
Gephardt
Clinton
Sephardt
Kerry
Iummer
Princeton
Iowa
Michael Dukakis
New Hampshire
Tennessee
Dukakis
Reader slams Falcons cartoon in Aiken Standard
A letter condemns the Tuesday edition cartoon New Dirty Bird for disrespecting the Atlanta Falcons and their 33 years to reach the Super Bowl. The writer mocks the depiction, praises the team’s struggle, and urges better taste while vividly referencing football lore and local sports rivalries.
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Falcons
Aiken Standard
Goodwyn
Atlanta Falcons
Aiken Standard invites brief letters to the editor
The Aiken Standard requests concise letters signed with name, mailing address, and daytime and home phone numbers for verification. Submissions should be sent to Letters to the Editor at PO Box 456, Aiken SC 29002 or via editorial scescape net.
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Aiken
Aiken Standard
S.C
Scescape.net
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Aike
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Angela R. Nalley
Jeffrey B. Wallace
James R. Bennett Jr
J. David Boyd
Washington Post
Tipper Gore
Rhode Island
New York City
Michael Lewis
New Jersey
Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
America
James Patterson
Peter Kim
Girl Scouts
Generation X
US. Department of Education
University of North Carolin
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Jules Witcover
der Braves
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