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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1996
Page
4
Columnist Steve Lope argues no party favorite exists in 1996 and voters seek a nonpartisan figure beyond the repetitive posturing of Republicans and Democrats. He notes Colin Powell was hoped to be savior but disappeared, leaving calls for a country offered a 1995 contract and asking if trust remains.
The piece argues that children are often more computer literate than parents making protection difficult. CompuServe blocks 200 or so sexually oriented groups at German prosecutors request. software filters and V-chip discussed but only limit what is told. The author urges proactive parental education and offense over defense.
Information on location and mailing address for the Aiken Standard plus office hours. It lists subscription and delivery problem contact numbers and staff reach, including switchboard fax and editor numbers.
Washington recalls a 1990s episode as FBI interviews shed new light on the Travel Office firings. The pieces tie Hillary Clinton, Harry Thomason, and White House staff to a plan to remove Travel Office workers and reshape agency control amid allegations of payoff stories and improprieties.
A reader defends the town's World Wide Web page as a potential economic booster praising city leaders for a positive image. Two letters also thank five South Carolina Electric and Gas Company workers for decorating Highway 421 in Langley with Christmas lights.
The preacher urges a New Year pause to reset life, citing Januarius symbolism and a Sweden 1966 traffic switch as examples. He recalls Dr Norman Vincent Peale and argues for daily wastebasket rituals to shed burdens and begin again.
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