Tsongas critique of party leaders and reform ideas
In a two hour interview from his New England home Tsongas criticizes both Bush era deficits and Republican plans. He accuses Democratic leaders of demagoguing entitlements and warns future generations will pay the price. He argues Republicans could balance the budget without tax cuts and opposes deep cuts to environmental programs and student loans. Engler welfare reform plan Project Zero aims to place every welfare recipient in six counties to work via home visits and social supports, pursuing work for all with private pay if possible and unpaid community service otherwise.
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Here
New Hampshire
Paul Tsongas
Powell
Tsongas
New England
William McKenzie
John Engler
Michigan
Engler
Philadelphia Daily News
Aiken Standard Contact and Delivery Details
Aiken Standard lists location at 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456 29602 with office hours 830 am to 590 pm Monday Friday Delivery problems should call 649 5315 Switching board 648 2311 fax 648 6052 Story ideas editors reach 548 2311 Publisher Scott B Hunter reachable at 648 2311
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Rutland Drive
P.O
Aiken
Lisher
Scott B. Hunter
USCA Emphasizes Arts Culture In Aiken County Growth
USC Aiken outlines its mission to foster cultural appreciation and educational experiences through the Etherredge Center for the Fine and Performing Arts opened in 1986. The university adds a BA in Fine Arts, highlighting partnerships with the community and attracting world class performers from Jessye Norman to the Prague Chamber Orchestra.
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Etherredge Center
Aiken
Jessye Norman
Roberta Peters
Dizzy Gillespie
Emanuel Ax
Woody Herman
Robert Shaw
Julliard String Quartet
Prague Chamber Orchestra
Tokyo String Quartet
Warsaw Sinfonia
Yehudi Menuhin
Marti Constantino
Kennedy Center
Carnegie Hall
USCA
Aiken County
Alexander
USC Aiken
Mystery Author Sparks Imperial City Book Buzz
The piece riffs on the novel Primary Colors and the anonymous author mystery. It cites Clinton era politics, recalls media figures and fiction about a 1992 candidate, and notes speculative guesses about who wrote Anonymous while praising political fiction history. It mentions William Cohen as a longshot candidate and hints at publishing hooks and marketing gimmicks.
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Washington
Imperial City
Kissinger
Perot
Jack
Susan Stanton
Clintons
von Bill Clinton
CIA
FBI
Clinton
Random House
George Stephanopoulos
Henry Burton
Paul Begala
Doonesbury
Garry Trudeau
Larry King
CNN
White House
Henry Adams
Robert Penn Warren
William Cohen
Maine
Cohen
Senate
Senator
Reader Defends Right to Due Process in Indigent Defense
A letter from Julie K. Wierdar czysk of Charleston West Virginia protests coverage of her brother Paul S. Miller Jr. The writer contends the article portrayed his objection to a court appointed attorney as balking at the taxpayer funded defense and urges fair treatment of indigent defendants. She notes the need for meaningful attorney client consultation and criticizes press portrayal.
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Carl Langley
Paul S. Miller Jr
Paul
Julie K. Wlerdarczyk
Charleston, W.va
Alma Miller Arnett remembered for art and family bonds
Our View details Alma Miller Arnett who died January 28 after declining health. She was a homemaker and artist praised as a loving, caring person by neighbors. Born in West Virginia she earned a liberal arts degree and studied art in South Carolina. She moved to Aiken in the 1950s, was active in St. John's United Methodist Church and the PEO Sisterhood, led Girl Scout troops, and cared deeply for family and her aging mother. Her departure leaves a wide circle of friends grieving and honoring her memory.
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Alma Miller Arnett
Malcolm M. Dailey
Aiken
Savannah River
St. John’s United Methodist Church
PEO Sisterhood
Washington
Arnett
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Texas
Ward Just
Flauder
Jack Stanton
Aiken Stannara
Aiken Standard
S.C
John M. Hunter
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