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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1997
Page
4
Houston Chronicle notes twenty five years after Nixon signed the act progress in reducing cancer deaths. Advances come from Texas Medical Center researchers who identify gene roles and environmental factors like smoking, improving early detection and treatments.
The San Diego Union-Tribune accuses the White House of turning access into a campaign fund drive. It notes Indonesian landscaper donations and Riady family contributions, urging Congress to investigate without delay due to lack of independent counsel.
Local newspaper details contact numbers and addresses for Aiken Standard operations. Includes subscription and delivery support hours, switchboard and editor reach, and publisher contact for department coordination.
Washington column argues for three engagement rules to curb partisan scandal. It urges presuming innocence, demanding openness, and fitting punishment, citing Gingrich and Clinton cases. The piece warns against targeting reputations and urges trust in democracy and accountability.
EX. Snipp reviews New Year rituals in Conyers Georgia and New York City. She contrasts Southern customs and family luck rituals with calls for civil rights reforms and critiques Oakland Ebonics decisions. The piece urges renewal of kinship and community ties for 1997.
Miami Herald columnist Carl Hiaasen laments a national reaction to Mattel’s Snacktime Kid, a doll whose mechanical mouth eats pretend snacks and, in frightening cases, hair. He notes 35 reports to the CPSC, Mattel’s safety claims, and looming lawsuits as society weighs consumer culture and product design.
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