White House nomination dogged by abortion record dispute
Dr Henry Foster, praised for abstinence messaging and a Nashville program, faces Senate resistance over ambiguous abortion history. Critics say White House misstatements erode credibility though Foster is not an abortion clinic doctor. Debate centers on his three decade tally of abortions and impact on teen pregnancy efforts.
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Henry Foster
America
Foster
Nashville
Capitol Hill
Clinton
White House
Sen
Joseph Biden
Delaware
San Diego Union-Tribune
Quotes of Note Weigh In On Crime and Policy Debates
A collection of remarks from politicians and public figures. Ed Blackmon Jr. opposes corporal punishment for criminals calling crime a disease. James Gallman defends accused money laundering in contrast to DUI. Greg Ryberg counters with a cancer versus cold analogy. Barbara Morgan comments on Krystal Scurry’s foster home death. Chris Kelley Cimko questions Thurmond chair. Lindsey Graham criticizes the crime bill as wasteful. Jackie Anderson discusses annexation motives. Tim Dangerfield references Savannah River Site budget cuts.
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Aiken
Barbara Morgan
Krystal
Aiken Standard contact and subscription details
The Aiken Standard provides mailing and delivery information, hours, and contact numbers. It lists subscription rates for different durations, delivery times, switchboard and fax access, and notes the publisher Aiken Communications Inc. with address details in Aiken South Carolina.
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Rutland Drive
P.O
Aiken
S.C
Aiken Standard
Dial
Aiken Standard - Pbm
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O. Box
Early 1996 GOP Primary Field Emerges with Four Front-Runners
The piece outlines Lamar Alexander, Bob Dole, Phil Gramm, and Pete Wilson as the leading Republican contenders for the 1996 nomination. It notes Dick Cheney Kemp Quayle and Clinton are out, that the six week primary season concentrates delegates, and that Gramm and Alexander are early favorites with Po well potential. It cites betting lines 2 to 1 for Gramm and 3 to 1 for Alexander, with Wilson at 5 to 1 and Powell as a potential wildcard.
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Dick Cheney
Jack Kemp
Dan Quayle
Bill Clinton
Tennessee
Lamar Alexander
Robert Dole
Phil Gramm
California
Pete Wilson
GOP
Clinton
Bernie’s
Iowa
Texas
New York
Hawaii
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Gramm
Mr. Smiths
Washington
Bush Administration
Department of Education
Lauro Cavazos
Senate
Nixon White House
Beltway
Bob Dole
Kansas
Dole
Speeding Left Lane Views From Inter State Tales
Gene Owens reflects on highway etiquette and speed limits with humor and irony. He notes that slower traffic should stay right while acknowledging personal driving at 65 to 70 mph in the left lane and the unpredictable enforcement by law officers. He cites experiences in Kansas and philosophy from Virgil and others.
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Peggy
Miss Peggy
Virgil
Horse Creek Valley
Funk & Wagnalls
Indy
Kansas
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Strom Thurmond
Senate Armed Services Committee
Morgan
U.S
Lindsey Graham
R-S.c
Valley
Jackie Anderson
Huber Clay Road
Burnettown
Tim Dangerfield
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Economic Development Partnership
Savannah River
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Dayford
Sacraig County
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Tony Snow
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Commodity Futures Trading Commission
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Colin Powell
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Wilson
Powell
Gene Owens
Aiken County
Mobile, Ala
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