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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1995

Page

3

Gingrich Calls Trade Plan Insane and Risky

House Speaker Newt Gingrich blasts the Clinton administration for an insane long range trade strategy to remove Japanese barriers. He warns it could spark a recession or global trade war by signaling a public fight with Japan and inviting retaliation from other nations.

Washington Clinton Newt Gingrich Gingrich R-Ga

Economy Gauge Falls Signals Slowing U S Activity

Washington AP reports the Index of Leading Economic Indicators declined 0.2 percent in May marking the fourth straight drop the first since the 1990 recession. The rise in unemployment benefit claims underscored a soft labor market as Fed policymakers weighed a possible rate cut. Analysts said the decision hinges on whether the economy can avoid a deeper downturn.

Washington Federal Reserve Commerce Department Bigges Allen Sinai Lehman Brothers New York City Fed

United States faces risk of recession and trade war warns Gingrich

Former Speaker Newt Gingrich called the White House strategy a very dangerous game as he criticized unilateral attacks. He warned it could raise recession risk and spark a worldwide trade war.

United States Gingrich White House

Edgefield Avenue center helps teachers save on supplies

The Instructional Materials Center in Aiken, opened in 1970 and run mostly self financially, faced potential budget cuts in 1994 95 though administrators agreed it remains essential. Run by Clara Ann Yarian, the center orders in bulk and sells at cost, serving nearly 1000 teachers that year.

Clara Ann Yarian Ms. Yarian Kiam Gallman Edgefield Avenue Aiken Paula Simmons Redcliffe

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