Editorial: President Clinton and the polls on misconduct
The piece questions whether polls show public support for Clinton despite alleged sexual misconduct. It argues media influence and poll manipulation may distort views, urges full disclosure from the President, and criticizes dismissive attitudes toward the charges. It cites Monica Lewinsky and military discipline for context.
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Bill Clinton
Monica Lewinsky
Clinton
Miss Lewinsky
White House
Army
New York approves HIV reporting and partner notification measure
The legislature backs a law requiring names of HIV infected individuals to be reported to state health officials and public health workers to notify sexual partners. Activists fear disclosure and testing deterrence, but protections against improper disclosure are included. New York joins about 28 states with reporting or notification rules amid its high AIDS rate.
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New York State
Albany
Clean Anger and Temper Control Across Life
A pastor urges that anger is not sinful and that clean anger can drive justice. He cites John Howard Abraham Lincoln Florence Nightingale and Jesus as examples of constructive anger while warning that uncontrolled temper harms self and others. He stresses fatigue as a trigger and counsels growth rather than childish temper tantrums.
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Earth
John Howard
America
Abraham Lincoln
God
Lincoln
Florence Nightingale
Jesus
Gene
Peter Pan
Aiken residents urged to question city water plans
Citizen letter argues against funding a new deep well at Pine Log Road and urges using two existing Vale wells on Banks Mill Road. The writer cites past water system purchases, annexation waivers, and high Vale rates, demanding accountability from Steve Thompson and city officials. Letters to the Editor guidelines are provided.
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Pine Log Road
Vale
Steve Thompson
State Utilities Commission
Senate
Thompson
The
Aiken
Thomson
the Vale
Yale
Steve
GOP Needs a New Antenna for Better Reception
A columnist argues Republicans lack modern messaging tools, likening their outdated approaches to a 1950s TV antenna. It notes GOP leaders' controversial remarks on homosexuality and immigration, cites mixed party reviews, and urges upgrading to clearer, tech-forward communication to reach voters.
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Senate
Trent Lott
Mississippi
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Oklahoma
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Pat Robertson
The
Christian Coalition
Florida
Orlando
Robertson
John McCain
Arizona
Ralph Reed
John McLaughlin
South
McLaughlin
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Jim Nicholson
Republican Party
Grand Old Party
Ronald Reagan
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