Dole Struggles After Narrow Iowa Victory
Dole won 26 percent in Iowa with Pat Buchanan at 23 and Lamar Alexander at 18 trailing Forbes 10 and Gramm 9. The results shake Doles path to New Hampshire and renew scrutiny of his inevitability claim as Buchanan and Alexander gain momentum.
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New Hampshire
George Bush
Dole
Buchanan
Lamar Alexander
Steve Forbes
Des Moines Register
Alexander
Forbes
Phil Gramm
Jack Germond
Jules Witeover
Men Trade Years For Full Head Of Hair In Surprising Study
Columnist Bernice Kant reports on a survey showing one in four men would give five years of life for a full head of hair. The piece links hair health to daily grooming habits, aging, and marketing influences.
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Bernice Kant
Aiken Standard Contact And Subscriber Information
Location at 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456 in Aiken provide mailing and office details. Hours run 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday with circulation customer service 5 30 p m to 7 30 p m weekdays and 7 a m to 11 a m Sunday.
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Clinton's Consistency Is Not a Compliment
The writer argues that Clinton shows a pattern of inconsistent positions despite polls suggesting he would win if the election were held now. It cites shifts on deficit spending tax relief environmental policy and health care and notes controversy over Whitewater and other scandals while predicting Dole cannot easily unseat him.
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Bob Kerrey
Nebraska
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Esquire Magazine
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Arkansas
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Dole
Baseball Mirrors Life Says Gippons In Aiken Standard
Michael W. Gippons argues in the Aiken Standard that baseball is a reflection of life with players of all sizes, no time limit, and consequences echoing in society. He cites examples from sports history and notes fans’ memories and the broader cultural parallels.
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Terry Forster
Randy Johnson
Eddie Gaedel
Frank Thomas
Sid Bream
Lonnie Smith
Tony Gwynn
Jermaine Jackson
Ken Griffey
Charlie Leibrandt
Atlanta
Southeastern United States
Bill Buckner
Doubleday
Cleveland
Ernest Byner
Orlando
Mitch Williams
Michael W. Gippons
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Aiken Standard
Aiken bicycle path proposal gains reader support
Randy Wilson urges a safe bike route in Aiken citing his 1994 rear collision on Pine Log Road and proposing a circumferential path around Citizens Field. He cites Bicycling magazine on bicycle friendly cities and calls for multiple rider levels to avoid motorist conflicts.
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Citizens Field
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Westinghouse Employee Defends Company in Letter to Editor
George L. Duke Jr writes on behalf of William Johnson praising Westinghouse for ethics and detailing staffing cuts as driven by reduced Cold War threat and budget limits. He notes WSRC's status as a self supporting subsidiary and claims profits fund safety, and argues Best in Class partners will benefit the 21st Century contract bid.
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William Johnson
SRS
WSRC
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
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George L. Duke Jr
Aiken
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