Elizabeth Dole Eyes 2000 White House Run
The Providence Journal notes Elizabeth Dole resigns as American Red Cross president and hints at a 2000 presidential bid. It highlights her Harvard Law class, cabinet experience, fundraising network of husband Bob Dole, and potential impact on Republican race alongside Bush and other candidates.
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National security harmed by deals
A two decade scrutiny finds that technology exchanges with China have damaged national security. The Observer notes concerns over donations to the Democratic Party by Chinese officials and potential links to shared sensitive information. The piece argues both parties bear blame for policies that benefited allies at times.
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Senate impeachment trial analysis mocks Clinton ethics
Washington opinion piece argues senators are the trial's real subject, condemning Clinton's conduct and calling for open sessions, clear questions, and closing the gap between rhetoric and fact to answer why they acted as they did. It critiques language, morality, and political norms surrounding the Lewinsky affair.
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Aiken Standard launches web page project with caveats
The Aiken Standard describes ongoing web site construction at aikenstandard.com led by David Boyd. It explains the site as an introduction to the paper and its staff with future plans for news and classifieds, while noting that print remains essential and that internet delivery offers speed and update advantages. The piece reflects on information business shifts and invites reader feedback.
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Planting a Tree of Faith in MLK Day Reflections
A reflective piece recalling Martin Luther King Jr. and his wisdom on growth, self worth, and inner peace. It cites the apple tree quote to urge faith, accepting human errors, and choosing inner paths over quick fixes amid life’s monsters. The text emphasizes that destiny lies within and plants seeds of wisdom for a future.
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Editorial Page Fury Over Clinton Satire and Morality
In a Wednesday Aiken Standard editorial, Harvey J. Kinder condemns President Clinton's conduct as damaging to government and public trust. He praises Senatorial morality, laments partisan spin, and echoes Jack Anderson calling Clinton “a dirty joke” while expressing reluctant tolerance of impeachment-era politics.
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The Aiken Stannara Letters to the Editor request
The notice asks writers to submit brief letters with signature mailing address and daytime and home phone numbers for verification. It states letters may be edited and condensed and should be addressed to Letters to the Editor, Aiken Standard, P O Box 456, Aiken SC 29802 or emailed to editorial scescape net.
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