Education Leader J D Lever Dies at 78 in Aiken
J D Lever a life long educator and part time preacher died February 2 at University Hospital at age 78. A native of Thomson Georgia he moved to Aiken County in 1942 and led Center School for 33 years with the school later renamed in his honor. He published two books and led travels to more than 25 countries.
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Augusta
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China
A. J. Rutland
Tribute to Reagan Airport Stirs Congress Wave
The Washington National Airport was renamed Ronald Reagan Airport after a contentious session and a congressional majority vote. The tribute, while well earned, provoked mixed feelings among Reagan supporters and critics alike. Some called for abolishing a federal agency and razing its building to create a Ronald Reagan Memorial Park as a statement on cutting government.
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Clinton Faces Delicate Iraq Dilemma Amid Lewinsky Fallout
The article details President Clinton's struggle over Iraq policy, with support wavering on identifying goals beyond bombing suspected sites. It notes lack of coalition gains, unanswered questions about pinpoint accuracy, and risks of domestic backlash as Clinton presses a limited military plan without mounting a ground invasion.
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Class Over Race in 21st Century America
Washington views declare the central issue of the coming era will be class rather than race. William Julius Wilson and Henry Louis Gates discuss how economic status now predicts opportunities, with PBS Frontline examining walls of segregation giving way to class barriers and calls for a broader opportunity agenda beyond affirmative action.
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Angela Davis
Jesse Jackson
Cornel West
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Louis Farrakhan
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Clinton
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PBS
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Boston
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Interview with President Clinton Questions and casual topics
A columnist proposes a mild interview with President Clinton covering dinner habits, private cooks, relaxation, reading, fears of assassination, media scrutiny, Chelsea's future, personal tech use, post presidency plans, clothing choices, and philosophical views on party identity and religion. The piece frames the interview as a way to avoid scandal while probing daily life and beliefs.
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