Starr leaves Whitewater hunt with no Clinton charges
Columnist Sandy Grady suggests Kenneth Starr moved to Pepperdine with no indictments against the Clintons. Starr will become dean after August, ending the Whitewater pursuit and leaving open whether he could have secured charges.
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Starr
White House
Pepperdine University Law School
Malibu
Calif
Eden
Associates
Clintons
Sandy Grady
Blue mood clock study links wake cycles to mood shifts
Boston and Manchester researchers report blue moods align with the body's internal clock. The findings promise help for shift workers and those with mood disorders and offer a new answer to the common question How are you.
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Boston
Manchester
England
Campaign Fund questions could haunt vice president
Washington observers note Al Gore faces potential political risk from the 1996 campaign money scandal. If Clinton’s term ends well, Gore could loom as the Democratic nominee in 2000. if not, the vice president bears part of the tarnish. Several rivals already eye the field, including Gephardt Bradley Kerrey Kerry and Dodd. Gore’s fate hinges on White House outcomes and ongoing investigations.
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Washington
al Gore
Gore
Clinton
White House
Los Angeles
Democratic National Committee
House
Richard Gephardt
Missouri
Sen
Chris Dodd
Connecticut
Bill Bradley
New Jersey
Bob Kerrey
Nebraska
John Kerry
Massachusetts
Iowa
New Hampshire
DNC
Dodd
Gephardt
Bradley
Senate
Gratitude for Aiken Regional Heart Program
A letter from Amy Rowell and Stanford White praises Aiken Regional Medical Centers ARMC for lifesaving heart care. They thank Drs Whelan Cundey and Voegele plus many staff for swift bypass surgery and exceptional nursing during serious illnesses in January 1997.
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Aiken
Cath Lab
ARMC
Whelan
Dr Cundey
Voegele
Cundey
Mickey Smith
Ricky Satcher
Will Cole
Sens
Moore
Ryberg
Aiken Regional
Amy Rowell
Armc Care
Neva
Savannah
Stanford White
Faith Deeds And Grace In Everyday Acts
A column contrasts faith and good works through a tale of piranhas in a Glen Carbon pond and reflections on Matthew 25 31 46. It questions whether grace comes from belief or from compassionate deeds and cites Camus character Dr Rieux to argue morality can exist without traditional faith.
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Glen Carbon
Til
Fred Malone
Kingdom of God
Bernard Rieux
Albert Camus
Oran
Dr. Rieux
Camus
Father Peneloux
Grace and deeds in balance, a pastor's challenge
The speaker, pastor of Aiken's First Baptist Church, argues that faith without works and works without faith both fail. He urges harmony, citing grace as two realities: faith and deeds, inseparably needed for true Christian living in a harsh world.
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the Writer
Aiken
First Baptist Church
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