No Kid Gloves For First Lady in Subpoena Case
The subpoena served on Hillary Rodham Clinton signals political fallout as Kenneth Starr questions the first lady before a grand jury in a federal courthouse. The image of her with lawyers outside contrasts with State of the Union timing and underscores partisan stakes in Clinton's bid for a second term.
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Aiken Standard Contacts and Delivery Hours
Aiken Standard lists location at 124 Butler Drive and P O Box 456, Aiken 29802. Office hours 8 20 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday. Subscription and delivery contact numbers provided for service issues and newsroom staff reach.
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Cities Should Regulate Taxes Movement urged to curb local tax powers
South Carolina General Assembly debate centers on limiting city and county revenue taxes after a Supreme Court ruling. Proponents argue Home Rule Act of 1975 aimed to empower locals, while opponents warn of inevitable millage hikes and voter responsiveness through elections. A USC study shows higher trust in county government than state or federal. Local taxation should stay at the local level.
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GOP Outmaneuvered On Budget Debacle In Washington
The piece argues Republicans erred by chasing a budget showdown rather than selling tax cuts and smaller government. It credits Treasury Secretary Rubin with averting default via a shell game and notes Clinton’s moves during holidays and a Medicare tweak. Kemp urges party leaders to declare victory and focus on welfare reform and tax reform.
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Fear Is Not Our Master In Faith Messages From Aiken
The pastor of First Baptist Church of Aiken reflects on fear as a daily challenge and a religious issue. He cites biblical verses from Isaiah Exodus and Joshua to urge trust in God and to warn against fear driven religion. He relates a personal experience with a child misused as a scarecrow by fear based preaching and urges presenting the gospel as hopeful, not fearful.
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