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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1996

Page

4

Clinton Must Face His 'Lack Of Service'

Columnist Jim Wright argues that media spin frames President Clinton’s draft record as merely a “lack of service.” He compares the framing to broader political spin and notes the ongoing controversy over Clinton’s Selective Service status.

Clinton Washington Roper Woodrow Wilson Phil Gramm Pat Buchanan Mother Teresa Shirley Temple Heaven Oval Office Adolf Hitler Jim Wright

Taxpayers push for balanced budget measure

The San Diego Union-Tribune notes that since Clinton entered office the national debt rose by about 1 trillion dollars and a Gallup poll shows 83 percent favor a constitutional amendment to balance the books yearly. Senate leader Dole backs reintroducing the balanced budget amendment to end deficits by 2002.

Bill Clinton White House Gallup Senate Bob Dole San Diego Union-Tribune

Aiken Standard Customer Service and Contact Details

The notice lists location at 124 Rutland Drive and PO Box 456 29802 with office hours 8 30 am to 5 30 pm Monday to Friday for subscriptions and circulation support. Delivery problems answered by 5 pm weekdays and 7 am 10 30 am weekends. switchboard fax and staff contacts provided.

Rutland Drive P.O Aken Aiken Standard Scott B. Hunter

Remembering a special fourth grade class and local leaders

A former Aiken Elementary teacher writes to about her 1987-88 class of 26 students and recalls their growth, then shifts to endorsements for local candidates Rick Osbon for Aiken County Council and Sheran Proctor for District 2, praising leadership and community service.

Todd Julie Micah Heather Jason Chris Renee Jenny Kelli Anita Sam Amy Laura Michael Wallace Mike Jameason Shonia Elizabeth Jermaine Drew Matt Elton Melissa Clyde USC Aiken Aiken Elementary Rick Osbon Aiken County Rick Aiken Scott Beck Sheran Proctor Sheran Columbia Tam District 7 Osbon

Lew Hall remembered for lifelong dedication to Dixie Youth sport

Lew Hall of Aiken rose as a devoted youth coach guiding the leminick’s team to an undefeated 1970 season. A native of Gordon, Georgia, he earned a master's in nuclear physics at the University of Georgia and worked in Du Pont’s Savannah River Site reactor division. He died May 29 from lupus complications, leaving a legacy in Dixie Youth baseball and Aiken elementary football.

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Youthful Faith in John’s Loaves and Fishes Tale Reflected

The piece argues that early Christianity was an adult movement yet highlights John chapter six where a young boy shares his lunch. It suggests this act showcases youth power in faith and links to modern examples of young people serving communities and living out gospel values.

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