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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

26 Jan 1998

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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Jan 26, 1998

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3

Lewinsky affair probes loom in White House response

Attorney William Ginsburg said he spoke with investigators about what Monica Lewinsky 24 will tell prosecutors in exchange for immunity. Clinton denied an improper relationship. White House advisers stressed limited public comments amid the criminal inquiry.

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NBC CBS ABC William Ginsburg Ms. Lewinsky Clinton White House Lewis Paula Jones Whitewater Ginsburg Vernon Jordan CBS News-New York Times ABC News Newsweek NBC News-Wall Street Journal Washington Post Mark Penn Doug Schoen Democratic National Committee
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Minor legislation fills time in South Carolina legislature

The article notes lawmakers spend time on resolutions praising local teams and constituents, moving priorities like video gambling and crime. It cites Sen. Tom Moore and Rep. Ralph Davenport proposing recognitions, Poland NATO ties, and a family unit resolution, while only 174 of 1,328 bills survive to passage, about 13 percent.

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Columbia Francis Marion South Carolina Poland NATO Tom Moore Clearwater Ralph Davenport Boiling Springs
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McNair Leads Aiken Cemetery Co. Toward Expanded Maintenance

McNair holds a majority share in Aiken Cemetery Co., a nonprofit overseeing Bethany Cemetery. Trust funds fail to cover full-time upkeep amid low interest, but future plans include a year‑round maintenance schedule, an automatic sprinkler system, perimeter grave plot restorations, and development on 13 adjoining acres donated for decades ahead.

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McNair Aiken Cemetery Co Bethany Aiken Corporation For Future Development Sons of Israel
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