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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1999

Page

4

Aviator Bob Coward to Lead State Aeronautics Division

Aiken native Bud Coward, a Citadel graduate and 22 year textile industry veteran, leaves Avondale Mills to head the Division of Aeronautics in the State Commerce Department. A former chair of Aiken Chamber of Commerce, he holds commercial pilot and flight instructor licenses and will base in Columbia while commuting to the new post at Columbia Metro Airport.

Civil Air Patrol Bob Coward W. Allan Coward Avondale Mills Division of Aeronautics State Commerce Department Aiken Citadel Bud Coward Graniteville Graniteville Co Avondale Coward Aiken Chamber of Commerce June Murti City of Columbia Metro Mr. Coward

End of the Greedy NBA Labor Saga

The Charlotte Observer notes the NBA labor dispute ends with a deal between players and owners. It paints the league as driven by big business and spectacle, with fans growing weary of greed and public indifference. The piece questions loyalty and the future of basketball’s image.

NBA Ouf Basketball Charlotte Observer

Dynamic future or fear says Postrel in The Future and Its Enemies

San Jose Mercury News editorial views Virginia Postrel’s The Future and Its Enemies arguing the world splits into dynamists who embrace constant change and stasists who resist it. The piece notes tech growth, online commerce, and societal upheaval, praising adaptation over nostalgia and predicting a dynamic, diverse American culture.

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Specter backs full trial in Clinton impeachment show

A New York Daily News columnist argues that the public will endure a lengthy Senate impeachment hearing amid televised spectacle. He cites Sen. Arlen Specter supporting a full trial with witnesses, while criticizing Republicans for a likely acquittal and predicting networks’ ad losses. The piece blends political critique with pop culture references and ends noting the writer’s affiliation.

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Senate needs leadership in Clinton impeachment trial

Editorial argues Senate leadership failed to uphold constitutional duty to conduct a full, bipartisan impeachment trial of President Clinton. It dismisses calls for censure or witnessless proceedings, insists on a fair, multi witness trial per Constitution, and credits the case as a test of legislative fidelity. The piece credits The Lima News editorial page editor.

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