Clinton era money flows draw ethics scrutiny
The piece argues that Clinton administration figures like Hillary Clinton and Ron Brown profited from deals and windfalls. It notes Brown cashing out of First International after joining the cabinet, undisclosed AT&T ties through Kellee Communications, and a $400000 payment prompting possible independent counsel review. It frames ethics debates amid Gingrich book advances and two party politics.
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First International
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Kellee Communications Inc
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Letters to the Editor on banners and community center
Reading Wednesday's article by Philip Lord criticizes municipal leadership over advertising. A Langley Water and Sewer District customer urges support to keep gospel singings at Melvin Wisham Community Center, noting no charge at the door and notes from Heads and workers to cover rent. The writer questions future activities at the center and legality of funding from water and fire services.
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Philip Lord
SRS
Lynn. B. Zody Aiken
Langley Water and Sewer District
Langley
Mr. Head
Melvin Wisham
Aiken Standard Contact and Subscription Details
The Aiken Standard lists office hours 8:30 to 17:30 Monday to Friday and delivery times for weekdays Saturday and Sunday. It provides subscription rates from $8.50 monthly to $102 annually and notes mail and postal information for Aiken, South Carolina.
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P.O
Aiken
S.C
Aiken Standard
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Aiken Standard - Pbm
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Buchanan Again A Factor Of Debate
Pat Buchanan announces another run for the Republican presidential nomination and could influence the party’s debate on abortion rights and trade. His 1996 bid hinges on whether celebrity translates into political strength, with support from young conservatives and a far right cadre.
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Henry Thornton
England
Selma
The Time Has Come to Rethink Affirmative Action
A critique notes California ballot measures to outlaw race or sex preferences, court challenges in Pennsylvania, and broader media exposure. The author argues affirmative action often benefits the already advantaged, increases polarization, enables fraud, and expands beyond temporary aims, urging focus on real outcomes over symbolic aims.
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United States
India
Nigeria
Sri Lanka
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
Jack Greenberg
Columbia University
Milton Friedman
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Aiken, S.C
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