UN sanctions urged if Libya resists on Lockerbie suspects
The United Nations Security Council demands Libya surrender two men indicted in the Lockerbie bombing and the 1989 Niger flight attack. If Tripoli defies the resolution, the council could impose economic sanctions, including a Libyan oil embargo and bans on flights and aviation trade.
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Letters on road safety and Christmas trees in Aiken
Tam laments walkers along main Aiken roads lacking reflective wear and warns of danger from motorists at dusk. He argues for visible gear and cautions drivers to notice pedestrians before tragedy. The letter also critiques use of plastic trees, urging living trees to support landowners and habitats, and questions council action on cablevision subscribers and the local paper.
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Aiken readers urge council on Palmetto Cablevision concerns
The Aiken Standard prints letters urging the City Council to address Palmetto Cablevision issues, including price hikes and service complaints. Readers question a closed door session and call for public input or a subscriber survey, arguing regulation and accountability are needed for this monopoly utility before election time.
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Clinton Loses High Stakes Jackpot on CBS 60 Minutes
Bill Clinton faced tough questions on extramarital rumors during a 60 Minutes interview with wife Hillary at his side. He defended his marriage, acknowledged past pain, and argued Americans will judge him on candor, with polls showing mixed signals and New Hampshire voters closely watching. Hillary’s forceful endorsement stood out as a pivotal moment in a high risk, high visibility gambit.
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Paul Tsong
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Debt Charade and the Growing U S National Debt
The article outlines the massive U S federal debt nearing 4.24 trillion dollars by early 1993, with daily increases of over a billion dollars and ongoing interest costs surpassing major programs. It notes bipartisan framing, recession as a debt mask, and warnings from budget official Robert Reischauer about fiscal restraint.
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No Shortage Of Work For Experts In The Job Market
Aunt Min seeks expert work, noting steady demand for specialized findings. The piece cites how experts may be recruited via professional groups or newsletters, while highlighting a Michigan study showing income and race shape toxic waste dumping locations.
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