Smithsonian scales back Enola Gay exhibit amid controversy
After a year of debate the Smithsonian will show only a part of the Enola Gay, a commemorative plaque and a video interview, abandoning a broader display due to political correctness and outrage from veterans groups over the bombing decision. The piece notes the 50th anniversary context and argues Truman’s stance merits fuller discussion.
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Simpson's Lawyers Craft Insurance For New Trial
A Chicago columnist questions O J Simpson defense tactics and courtroom theatrics alleging deliberate missteps by his lawyers to secure a future retrial. The piece attacks witness lists new names and perceived media driven manipulation as a cynical safeguard. Situating the case amid calls for tort reform, it criticizes legal culture and judge rewards.
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Aiken Standard Contact and mailing details
Location 124 Rutland Drive mailing address P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 offers newsroom hours and delivery policies. Switchboard and fax numbers 648 2311 and 648 6052. The paper publishes weekday afternoons and weekend editions and requests advance payments to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription.
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Bradley Signals Possible Democratic Challenge to Clinton
Bill Bradley suggested that a Democrat could challenge President Clinton, saying six to nine months will bring assessments about his ability to do the job. The New Jersey senator has been cited as a potential candidate in past cycles but has stayed on the sidelines. Meanwhile Dick Gephardt promoted a middle class code of conduct, hinting at a bid without White House consultation.
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Democrats weigh Clinton challenge as 1996 race looms
The piece notes Democratic leaders eye potential bids against President Clinton amid doubts about party strength. It cites Sen. Bradley and Rep. Gephardt weighing moves, Whitewater probes, and concerns over Senate and House seats, with Clinton facing a difficult path to 1996 gains.
Don’t Raise Glasses To Drunken Lies
Ramon Mestre of the Miami Herald argues that Latin America faces a political and ethical crisis beyond finance. He cites Mexico's devaluation, deceit by ruling elites, and risky foreign investment as feeding a hemispheric pattern of lies. He warns that unconditional loans delay healing and urges accountability.
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