History will not forget Clinton deeds in impeachment era
The piece argues the Clinton impeachment focused on sexual conduct rather than politics, citing four women with claims, a past promiscuous remark, and Vernon Jordan’s crude golf course remark. It condemns the president as immoral, laments the Senate verdict, and predicts history will remember his breach of trust and damaged reputation.
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Clinton budget proposals wary forecasts spark GOP criticism
The Akron Beacon Journal reports Clinton unveils a 1.77 trillion budget plan with 2.2 percent growth for the next year, funded mainly by closing tax loopholes and a 55 cent cigarette tax. Republicans doubt passage, warn long term forecasts are flimsy.
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Economy and impeachment clash dulls urgent politics
The piece argues the strong economy has sapped issue urgency for both parties. It critiques GOP tax framing as inadequate and notes tax cuts in practice shift burden, while praising productivity gains and living standards. It warns Democrats overreaching rhetoric and predicts continued partisan infighting rather to resolve core issues.
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Letters urge better student behavior and parental involvement
A letter from Mt Hill Missionary Baptist Church pastor urges improved student conduct in Aiken area schools. He argues teachers spend too much time maintaining order and stresses parental guidance at home, citing Proverbs 22 6. He invites readers to discuss with teachers and to submit brief letters to the Aiken Standard.
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Lincoln’s faith and public opinion in a democratic republic
A 1996 97 Lincoln Fellow reflects on Abraham Lincoln’s enduring lessons for today. From his central idea of equality, Emancipation, and union unity to restraint by law and service above office, the piece urges modern leaders to embrace Lincoln’s faith in right, duty, and democratic governance.
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