Court Allows Paula Jones Suit Against Clinton While In Office
A Supreme Court unanimous ruling allows Paula Jones to proceed with her sexual harassment suit against President Bill Clinton during his term. Justice Stevens notes the need to respect the office while acknowledging limits to immunity. The decision adds pressure on Clinton amid ongoing political debate.
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Politics and relief aid expose Republican misreadings
Washington pundits argue Republicans misread the 1994 election, misplacing priorities over disaster relief and abortion policies. The column suggests leaders are out of touch, risking House losses next year as debate over flood aid and cultural issues exposes partisan divides.
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Aiken Standard Publisher Marks All American City Drive
In a community-spirited note the publisher salutes Aiken residents and groups such as United Way Growing Into Life USC Aiken Aiken Rotary Club and the Boys and Girls Club for their roles in city projects. The piece recalls committee work led by Mayor Fred Cavanaugh and lists key participants while noting Roddie Burris will cover the All American City bid in Kansas City.
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Paula Jones case looms large as Supreme Court lets trial proceed
The Supreme Court voted nine to zero to allow Paula Corbin Jones v. William Jefferson Clinton to go to trial, reviving a long-running controversy. The piece frames the case as a blunt test of Clinton’s innocence or guilt, detailing allegations of sexual advances in a Little Rock hotel and the potential political consequences for his presidency.
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The Aiken Standard invites Letters to the Editor
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