Clinton health reform would raise deficit by seventy four billion
The Clinton administration plans a five volume 1995 budget totaling 2038 pages, omits health reform from the budget, and faces a projected $74 billion deficit rise over six years per CBO analysis. Critics argue the plan would cost taxpayers more and rely on off budget employer premiums via health alliances.
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Clinton
White House
Congressional Budget Office
CBO
Health Alli
Robert Reischauer
House
Ways and Means Committee
Letters to the Editor on Jean Clark’s North Augusta tenure
An attorney recounts Jean Clark’s 35 1/2 years at North Augusta High School praising her dedication to students. He notes student and teacher testimonials and reflects on a 60,000 dollar settlement connected to a case and ongoing public controversy over administrators and school board responses.
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Jean Clark
North Augusta High School
Pune
Clark
Aiken letter applauds teacher praised before dismissal
The writer defends Ms. Clark once named Teacher of the Year, noting she was praised for effective teaching and challenging students. They critique the removal during the 1991-92 school year and argue the decision hurt education and taxpayers. Aiken County is urged to learn from the mistake.
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Aiken County
Clark
Right to be Free or a Bum Warns of Government Aid
A columnist argues that large government aid erodes independence by turning citizens into dependents. He contrasts slaves in 1862 with modern welfare, claiming freedom comes from self-reliance, not security. The piece urges voters to reject easy entitlements and defend individual liberty.
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Northwestern
Joe
Bootblack
Lennie
Paul Harvey
Chicago
Adele
Mississippi
Karl Marx
Weather man Van Denton guarantees temps within three degrees
Gene Owens reflects on WGH Piedmont weather man Van Denton who forecasts with a three degree guarantee based on computer models and US Weather Service data. He explores how to make such a guarantee meaningful and suggests fun ideas for compensation if forecasts miss by more than three degrees.
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TV Weather Teen
Tonya Harding
Miss Peggy
Domino’s Pizza
Weather Man
van Denton
WGH Piedmont
High Point
N.C
FCC
News & Courier
Standard
Arctic
Lee Iacocca
Van
Jim Kelly
Bills
U.S. Weather Service
Cindy Crawford
Connie Chung
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Jeffrey B. Wallace
Charles O. Grice
Opinions
Aiken Standard
Scott B. Hunter
Sue S. Brown
Ellen C. Priest
Andrew D. Morgan
Aiken, S.C
Treasury
San Diego Union-Tribune
Aiken
Jan St
Creators Syndicate Inc
Gene Owens
High Point, N.C
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