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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1992
Page
4
Our view condemns mudslinging and calls for issue focused discourse in a Harvard proposed format. Two 90 minute presidential debates and one vice debate would air across nine Sundays between Labor Day and election day with network funding via pre and post debate ads.
James Baker is poised to exit the State Department to run President Bush's campaign, a move seen as solving one problem while creating others. Bush faces weak polling against Clinton, and Baker's diplomatic skills will be missed if he departs.
The Aiken High School marching band and Band Booster Club express gratitude to Lowe’s South Aiken radio and TV stations newspapers and local businesses for advertising their car wash. They thank Joe Laurenza the band director parents and students who washed cars sold snacks and supported the uniform fundraiser which aims to raise 23 500 for 100 uniforms as the program grows to compete statewide.
Analyzes the U.S. budget deficit as the core threat to the economy and political discourse. Discusses Ross Perot’s budget plan, proposed deficits, automatic across the board cuts, and Panetta’s legislative approach to reduce deficits by fiscal year targets and revenue increases.
The analyst argues Bill Clinton will not suffer a Duke-like mid summer collapse. He cites Clinton’s bus tour and party energy, Gore’s surge, and media control as factors preventing a sharp drop. Caution about poll volatility remains, with election outcomes still uncertain.
A sweeping survey highlights polluted seas from Biscayne Bay to the Persian Gulf and the Arctic Ellesmere Island. Researchers cite raw sewage oil spills and plastic waste, noting 80 waste sites and toxins like dioxin and PCBs. An international treaty is urged, but current laws lack mandatory enforcement.
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