Gingrich faces pressure over ethics probe before January 7
San Diego Union-Tribune reports calls from pundits like William Safire for House Speaker Newt Gingrich to step aside to protect the Republican agenda, while Gingrich hopes the House Ethics Committee clears him before the January 7 deadline amid a politically fragile presidency.
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San Diego Union-Tribune
Caution Urged on Public Education Vouchers
Advocates of using public funds for tuition vouchers are urged to consider past voucher programs. They note grants and loans divert tax money to private postsecondary schools and private K-12 options, with benefits for some but widespread waste and inflated costs. The piece cautions about private schools gaining economic and political power when tied to public funds.
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Miami Herald
Aiken Standard Customer Service and Contact Details
Location 826 Futiana Drive mailing address PO Box 456 Aiken 29802 office hours 830 am to 530 pm Monday through Friday paper delivery by 5 pm weekdays and 7 am weekends call 649 5315 for delivery issues circulation hours 530 pm to 730 pm weekdays and 700 am to 1100 am Sundays switchboard 648 2311 fax 648 6052 story ideas editors line listed publisher contact Scott B Hunter reachable at 648 2311
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Gingrich under fire could hit Democratic nonprofit power
A political row over Gingrich's 1994 95 college course and GOP actions threatens to expose tax exempt groups that lobby as education. Bonior charges the ethics case targets more than the speaker and could imperil Washington's nonprofit advocacy sector, with hundreds of groups aligned mostly with Democrats. The piece links Gingrich's fundraising and national broadcasts to a broader fight over political influence in tax exempt entities and party power.
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Kenneth Starr
Carville
Starr
Whitewater
Saddam Hussein
District of Columbia
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NAACP
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National Taxpayers Union
Federalist Papers spark renewed debate in California schools
The California law requiring high schools to include The Federalist Papers in readings prompts critique of teaching standards. Proponents argue the essays offer enduring insights on human nature, government, and checks on power, while opponents fear complexity and cultural bias.
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California
James Madison
Alexander Hamilton
John Jay
United States
Letters to the Editor Questioning Fact Based Reporting
A reader argues a newspaper should base views on fact and accuses the paper of bias citing Rep David Bonier and Rep Newt Gingrich. The letter defends Gingrich saying he was innocent of legal violation and questions the paper's purpose and use of facts. Laurie Salley signs the letter.
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Bonier
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Gingrich
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