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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1996
Page
4
A profile notes Barbara Jordan’s famous commanding voice described as a powerful Baylor style orator. The piece recalls how her speeches at Democratic conventions and Watergate hearings sparked lasting comparisons to biblical authority and a Houston born preacher’s cadence.
Columnist Tony Snow argues the State of the Union address has evolved into a pageant with no memorable moments. He notes the ritual cram of politicians and prominent figures, the stark focus on the budget, and the tradition’s failure to produce lasting impact.
Local notice lists subscription and delivery details for the Aiken Standard. Provides location and mailing address, phone numbers for subscriptions, delivery issues, and circulation hours. Mentions switchboard and publisher contact.
The piece critiques Hillary Clinton's changing hairstyles during a Chicago trip and mocks GOP attacks. It uses blunt, sensational language to question media treatment and political rivals while suggesting gendered double standards.
The text argues that Hillary Clinton’s changing hairdos fuel public mistrust, linking fashion to perceived political motives. It notes Clinton promoting her book, addressing Washington scandals, and facing tough questions while flanked by publicity staff.
A column argues that after three years of Whitewater and travel office probes no indictments exist against Clinton or wife Hillary. It notes focus on character issues, cites Safire and a Republican radio member, and questions impeachable offense claims while defending Hillary's Madison work and Whitewater outcomes.
Daniel L. Hollis Jr. argues for aggressive recycling and responsible management of spent nuclear fuel. He notes 2000 shipments in 30 years without a release incident and supports a bipartisan push for the 1995 Integrated Spent Nuclear Fuel Management Act to move fuel to a deep underground repository.
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